Peruna promoted for stomach trouble in 19th century letters
Letters from Miss Dade Stegeman and Mrs. Emily G. Carson praise Pe-ru-na for dyspepsia, debility, and grip illness. They claim lasting relief, improved appetite, and renewed strength after using the remedy, urging others to try it and requesting Dr Hartman’s free book.
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Dade Stegeman
Chicago North Side Woman's Club
Chicago
Hartman
Emily G. Carson
Mich
B. Hartman
John F Schmidt Esyo
Columbus
Ohio
Engineering Society Meeting on Nicaragua Canal Study
University Engineering Society will meet in Prof Patterson s room tonight at 7 00 discussing the Nicaragua canal project. Lindsey Crawford and Hall will present engineering and legal aspects with a comparison to the Isthmus of Panama while detailing costs and finance. The session aims to show canal advantages and drawbacks and is open to the public.
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University Engineering Society
Mesere
Lindsey
Crawford
Nicaragua
Panama
Hall
Moore College
Sheriff Nelms in Fulton County under Malpractice Probe
Clarke County commissioners say Sheriff John W. Nelms ignored a Clarke warrant and released Pegleg Williams in Atlanta. Bailiff Gibson recounts locating Williams, learning of the Clarke warrant, and Nelms ordering Williams freed, prompting calls to Fulton officials and potential legal action.
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Pegleg
Williams
Atlanta
John W. Nelms
Fulton County
J. Tribble
C. OC. Gineon
Nelson
Felton County
Clarke County
Gibson
Nelms
Jonesboro
Memphis
Calaboose
Hill
Johnson
Wil- Hama
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys and Blood
An old health ad notes that overwork harms kidneys and pollutes blood, linking kidney trouble to many diseases. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Kidney Cure sold by druggists and mentions a sample bottle with a paper offer. It also includes a legal anecdote about warrant handling and a jailer’s anger, plus an herbal cleanse pitch for Syrup of Figs.
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Ayreas
Rena
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
California Fig Syrup Co
Geoggists
Caught an "Agent" Lige Johnson jailed in Oglethorpe
Emigration agent raids note Johnson a colored well digger captured on a warrant by Jas Smith. He awaits trial in Oglethorpe county jail. August Flower marketed as universal cure. sample bottles at H B Palmer & Sons.
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Lige Johnson
Lige
Jas. Smith
Oglethorpe County
Green
H. B. Palmer & Sons
British Reply Deflects Mediation on South Africa
London reports Lord Salisbury reading Britain's reply to Kruger and Steyn. The note says Her majesty's government will not consent to independence for the South African Republic or the Orange Free State. The United States offered mediation, but Britain has not yet indicated acceptance.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Salisbury
Kroger
Bregu
South African Republic
Orange Free State
United States
Kruger
Steyn
South Africa
Lord Blisbury
Associated Pree
Terwa
Great Britain
Bhut
United States Offers Peace Aid to Pretoria
Adelbert Hay at Pretoria states the state department would gladly undertake any peaceful effort. The British government remains averse to foreign intervention, and Lord Salisbury is expected to decline but acknowledge the United States’ humanitarian efforts.
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Adelbert
Hay
Pretoria
State Department
Lord Salisbury
United States
Quiet permmils in Kentucky clash may occur soon
Frankfort Kentucky March 13 The Kentucky war scare eases yet fears linger as republicans fear arrests over Governor Goebel assassination. Democratic officials refuse comment. Governor Taylor may move to London for safety but declines. Both houses met amid militia near the state house as a guard. militia return from London escort duties, with few reinforcements expected.
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Frankfort
Goebel
Taylor
London
The
Legislatere
State House
Peake
Powers
Davis
Veterans announce per capita tax and memorial details
The Cobb-Delony Camp outlines a ten cent per capita tax to fund stationery and headquarters costs not the cross of honor. Information is due by the 25th and delivery may wait until Memorial Day. Adjutant Latimer and J J McMahan urge reports from all veterans, including non members. Prickly Ash Bitters advertised for indigestion and digestion.
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J. J
Latimer
Adjutant
Cobb-Delony
J.J
McMahan
R. D
Wake of the Emigration Triggers Shelter Search in Athens
The article describes displaced people in Athens living on charity as the Seaboard yard clears, with many migrants back on farms. Reports claim several men looted Newtown homes for shelter while police monitor a white conspirator. two others are jailed. Also includes a column on Sarcey, the French drama critic, juxtaposing praise and ridicule.
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Athens
Seaboard
Newtown
Weston Porthem
Doc Evans
Seab Walton
Mercer Team Hails Strong Infield and Hitter Shortage
In a Saturday practice clipping Mercer players show strong infield defense with only two errors all afternoon. Winn in left field is hard to beat and mannes chasing balls. Taylor fields well as captain. Eden Taylor impresses at short. Askew, a new man, shows promise at third. Holmes Mason, second base, excels at throwing. Will Gann anchors first base with Gus Watchel backing him. Dickson behind the bat excels and coaches the team, but Mercer’s weak point remains batting as Dickson is the heaviest hitter and the squad must improve at the plate to win games.
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Mercer Boys
Winn
Mercer
Feld
Captain Taylor
Eden Taylor
Mitchell
Askew
Allen
Holmes Mason
Hie
Will Gann
Gus Watchel
Gann
Dickson
Plague Report Shaken San Francisco Certainty Town
A fragmented San Francisco item references a plague scare and town certainty. Readable details emphasize public health concern and local response but lack full context or concrete actions.
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San Franciso
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Engineering Society
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Fulton
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West
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Shere
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Louisville
Sarcey
Pram Cleque Barery
Barcey
Eeeerate
Macon
Cornell
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