Cure of infant eczema with Cuticura remedies hailed
A mother recalls using Cuticura Soap and Ointment on her one month old with severe eczema. After six cakes of soap and similar ointment, the child recovered fully with no scars by age seventeen. The letter praises the products as pure and safely medicated for infants.
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Mola Glasscock
Marksville, la
Cuticura Remedies Promising Skin and Blood Benefits
A reader testimonial from Santa Paula California claims Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills cleared acne and improved skin in three months. The note praises Cuticura as the best option for skin and blood and mentions obtaining the remedies through a physician.
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G. Schieterte
Bop
Santa Paula
Caline
Druga Chena Corp
North and South on Equal Terms Say New York Sun
In a Charlotte address, the New York Sun argues southern birth is no longer a barrier to presidential nomination or election. It credits Roosevelt’s popularity and notes Bryan’s defeats were due to Bryanism, not northern origin, urging unity across regions.
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Alton B. Parker
Nebraska
Bryan
United States
Parker
New York
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Charlotte
South
New York Sun
Thom
The
Moon Inhabited and Other Odds and Ends
Discussion ranges from a claimed atmosphere on the moon to a tonic advertisement for Electric Bitters. It notes a Georgia governor candidate avoiding a direct pledge to back a true blue Democrat for senator and questions appointment logic if a vacancy arises. Also mentions Washington's dead letter office handling nearly one million pieces of mail last year.
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Georgia
Senate
Washington
Georgia Planters Urged to Limit Cotton Planting by M L Johnson
Georgia Divison president M L Johnson cites New York Commercial on cotton overplanting dangers. He argues excess supply harms prices, parallels mule markets, urges planters to practice sound business and maintain firmness of spot cotton holders to avoid market demoralization. He references Indian Summer poetry and Wesleyan Female College mention.
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Georgia
New York
South
Mason and Dixon Line
Bears
Wall Street
M. L. Johnson
C. A
West Point’s model kitchen runs on precision and machines
Capt. Thomas Franklin oversees the West Point mess hall where 500 cadets dine in 40 minutes with one waiter per twenty boys. The kitchen uses extensive machinery for carving roast beef, peeling potatoes, bread making, ice cream, dishwashing, and sterilizing milk, cutting waste and boosting cadet weight in a highly efficient food lab and factory.
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United States Military Academy
West Point
Coorg
Thomas Franklin
Franklin
Jay
Capt. Franklin
Brant Kills Father in Georgia Farm, 81
Valdosta Ga March 27 News of the death of John Brant 81 in Nashville Berrien county after injuries from his son Bob Brant 37 a prominent farmer reports he pulled hair beard and bit him leaving him for dead Bob Brant was overpowered and jailed on a murder charge in a sensational case in that section.
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Valdosta
John Brant
Bob Brant
Nashville
Berrien County
Memphis Negroes Flee City After Storm Prediction
Memphis crowds depart amid a March 27 forecast by a demented woman claiming a storm would destroy the city. Several excursions are planned. advance ticket sales reported large. The report reflects a mix of superstition and local response to an ominous weather prediction.
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Memphis
Beaverton Hardware Proprietor Recommends Remedy
Henry Croll Jr, of Beaverton Michigan, fed up with travel sickness in Suffolk Virginia, followed a traveling salesman from Saginaw Michigan to use Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He reports rapid cure and urges others to carry it on journeys. Sold by H R Palmer Sons and J Smith & Bro.
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J. C. Bayne
the Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Suffolk
Henry Croll, Jr
Beaverton, Mich
Saginaw
Mich
Lw. J Smith & Bro
Remembering a telephone number in a Philadelphia tale
Two men meet on Cheatnut Street after months apart. One has moved to German Town with fares pennies and coal bill and invites the other up, mentioning they now have a telephone. He struggles to recall the number, joking he multiplied it by four to remember it but cannot recall the digits.
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Cheatnut Street
Philadelphia Record
Joe Hill Hall Faces Crowd in Cordele Speech
Joe Hill Hall, a reformer in Georgia, spoke to a disturbance at Cordele. The report notes relief that Georgia's peach crop is not as badly damaged as previously feared, with improvements reported by Beat and toneribel.
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Joe Hill Hall
Georgia
Cordele
Toneribel
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