Democratic party aims for broad unity in era of crisis
The Crescent Democratic Club of Baltimore marks its 25th anniversary with remarks from David B. Hill and ex President Cleveland praising democracy. The letters urge aggressive but safe governance, warn against radicalism, and call for a broad, inclusive party that respects labor and capital while maintaining national credit.
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Crescent Democratic Club
Baltimore
David B. Hill
Cleveland
New York
Nnion
Hill
Club
Fora
Democratic Party
Rheumatism and Its Severe Effects on Daily Life
An excerpt describes rheumatism as aging the body, causing stiffness, lameness, and pain in every motion. It cites several individuals such as Blale DB of Montezuma Iowa and Mrs Hattie Turner of Tolivar Missouri as severely affected, with cases including sleep disruption and difficulty lifting or climbing stairs.
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Democratic Party
United States Congress
Republican Party
Europe
Russia
Egypt
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Booker Hill
England
Blale DB
Kirk
Dox
Montezuma
Shepard
Sandy Mook
Conn
Remarkable Sarsaparilla Testimony From Michigan Lady
Mrs. Hurd of Brighton Livingston Co Michigan born 1812 recounts long battle with scrofula and skin disease. After trying numerous doctors she credits Johnston's Sarsaparilla with curing her and restoring health at age 83. Also notes Michigan Drug/ Palmer ads and debates on labor and industry in the South.
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State of
Michigan
Johnston
Llurd
Detroit
Michigan Pdhug Company
Mrce
H. R. Palmer& Sons
Athens, Ga
Swift's Specific Cures Catarrh Says Harrodsburg Man
A Harrodsburg Kentucky resident touts Swift's Specific as the cure for catarrh, claiming it cleanses the blood of poisonous secretions and eliminates catarrhal symptoms. He states he was a terrible sufferer yet is now sound and well after following directions.
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U. S
P. H. McAllister
Harrodsburg, Ky
Tate
Swift
Atlanta
Resolutions by the Daughters of the Confederacy
The Athens Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy honors Mrs. Stark Campbell Cobb with resolutions praising her devotion to Southern history and wartime heritage. They note her father’s Confederate service, her support of preservation efforts, and her roles as daughter, wife, and mother. A brief obituary tone accompanies the tribute and a request to spread the memorial in chapter minutes. The surrounding text includes a separate 1886 affidavit about Hall's Catarrh Care and a related testimonial notice.
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John Redman
Balfour
Redman
England
Croen
Appomattox
Daughters of the Confederacy
Gates of
Pearl
Earth
Athens
Stark Campbell Cobb
One Murder Case Set For Clarke County Court
Clarke county will have one murder trial at least at the session of the superior court next month. Lizzie Chester admits killing Maggie James and remains jailed until her trial in April. Evidence warranted dismissal of Lizzie Johnson and Lonnie James, held on $500 bond as a witness.
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Clarke County
Lizzie Chester
Maggie James
Stils
Foster
Lizzie Johnson
Lonnie James
R. M. Higgins
Johnson
George C. Thomas
James
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