Georgia governor talk and farming focus in Macon notes
In 1902 Pope Brown backed J H Estill for governor and debate over 1900 politics continues amid Georgia candidates. Farmers urged compost and guano over electing Brown, while Terrell’s tenure is defended. A mix of local fanfare and national hotel anecdote closes with Athens growing as a city of cities.
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Macon News
Pope Brown
J. H. Estill
Will Estill
Brown
Georgia
J. Pope Brown
Theater a Moral Power Says Milburn at Plymouth Church
Chicago March 28 Rev Joseph A Milburn of Plymouth Congregational Church proclaims the theater a greater moral power than the pulpit. He notes some plays misbehave yet asserts great dramas uplift and reflect refined taste, predicting the stage will become a religious institution and promote universal amity.
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Chicago
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jos. A. Milburn
A Boy’s Dead About Love Tamely Recalled
Fragmented juvenile musings on love and marriage from a Milwaukee Sentinel clipping. The narrator frets over money, social expectations, and fidelity while listing historical lovers and personal affections, concluding with a boyish preference for a dog over girls and a quip about fleas.
Comparison of Generals Ages and Modern War Command
The piece notes Grant at 42 when promoted, Lee older at Malvern Hill, Moltke at 66 at Sadowa, Nogi 54, Kuroki 62, Oyama 61. It argues aging shapes modern warfare, citing Moltke directing vast forces from telegraph, and praises Oyama as a seasoned strategist ahead of future leaders. Chicago Tribune ad copy included.
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Grant
Lee
Malvern Hill
Napoleon
Waterloo
Moltke
Sadowa
Nogi
Kuroki
Oyama
Dining Room Card And The Service Dining Car
Railway dining operations demand constant supervision by the dining car superintendent and a large supporting staff. From dawn to night, chefs, clerks, cleaners, and commissaries ensure top quality food, spotless cars, and precise accounting on every trip.
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Lil
Grocey
Cns
Winter eating ruins stomachs and health in ads
An old advertisement warns that winter eating strains the stomach and digestive system causing headaches backaches and loss of energy. It promotes Miona tablets from H R Palmer and Sons as a remedy that strengthens digestion and builds blood and muscle, costing 50 cents with a money back guarantee.
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Baltimore
Monumental
Darky
Harper's Weekly
H. R. Palmer
Sona
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Sec
Ion
Champion Jeffries flags returned mark end of season
Champion James J. Jeffries discussed challengers in New York after returning from Washington. He dismissed Johnson and favored Hart if he wins, critiquing Jiu Jitsu as impractical for fighting. In Atlanta, Governor Terrell received Confederate battle flags from the War Department, to be preserved and likely hung in the state capitol lobby, with a detailed list of flags. one flag number 116 could not be identified.
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Jim Jeffries
Davy Crockett
New York
James J. Jeffries
Washington
Navarre
Marvin Hart
Jack Johnson
San Francisco
Hert
Johnson
Jeffries
Atlanta
Terrell
War Department
Georgia
Lee
Appomatox
Congress
Cobb's Legion
Benjamin’s Infantry
Worrill’s Grays
Japan floats bonds with Americans
New York March 28 Japan plans to formally offer a new 150 million dollar loan in New York Wednesday. The underwriting syndicate is the largest ever formed for a foreign US issue with over 200 members from major cities. French subscriptions are reported unexpectedly heavy, life insurance firms take a fifth of the New York portion, and gold export estimates to settle with Japan await April or May. The curb market offered the bonds at 93 with 90 bid.
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New York
Japan
United States
Alto
Chicago
United
Last Daughter of Revolution Dead in Georgia
Milledgeville Ga March 28 Mrs J A Gibson died yesterday of paralysis at her son Judge EK P Gibson's home and was buried today. She was the last original Daughter of the Revolution in the state with a sister in the county the only other. She held a Joseph Habersham chapter certificate and the original gold spoon. Her father William Anderson settled in the county in 1804. She was the youngest of twenty children and 16 when her father died. Gov Terrell filled the supreme bench vacancy caused by Justice Lamar's resignation.
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Milledgeville, Ga
J. A. Gibson
EK. P. Gibson
William Anderson
Savannah father identifies drowned stowaway by gold teeth
In Savannah on May 28 a grieving New York father confirmed the drowning death of Morris Zucker, 18, who jumped overboard from a Lexington stowaway, using gold teeth as proof. The body, recovered after six days in the river, was buried as found. handcuffs and a pawned watch indicated theft. The body was sent to New York with the father.
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Savannah
J. Zucker
New York
Morris
Lexington
Cham berlain Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion relief
If troubled with weak digestion belching or sour stomach use Col chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will get quick relief for sale by H. R. Palmer & Co and W. J. South & Bro.
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Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Gone
W. J. South & Bry
Cured by Cuticura for Eczema
Mrs I B Jones of Addington Indiana reports her two year old daughter cured of severe eczema after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. The child’s condition improved from the first application and a permanent cure followed after a regimen of daily baths and ointment use.
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I. B. Jones
Addington
Ind. T
Complete Treatment for Chronic Eczema Found in Ads
The first step in treating chronic eczema is to remove scales with warm baths using Cuticura Soap, dry the skin, and apply Cuticura Ointment lightly. Use Resolvent Pills or liquid in medium doses, avoid cold water and exposure to cold winds, and consider cloth binding for targeted application.
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Ferabee Bive
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