Purifying Blood Needed For Skin Ailments, Doctors Warn
A newspaper ad discusses skin diseases as signs of polluted blood and urges constitutional treatment with S. S. S. It claims external applications fail and quotes patient testimony from Ottumwa Iowa about eczema cured by the tonic in 1900. It emphasizes liver and kidney roles and offers free booklets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
M Department
SWIFT
Aa, GA
Ottumwa
Iowa
Permanta
F. GC
Norfolk
Mackberry Street
Mystery Death at Green Point girl Misa Mason
Mystery shrouds the sudden death of Misa Marianta F. Mason at her father Rev John Mason's home in Oakland street North. A coroner's physician certified death from an irritant poison with corrosive agent theory possibly carbolic acid, though relatives dispute the finding. A historic bell stolen from St Vladimira Russian church in Chicago valued 500 pounds 500 pounds weight had been destined for a new belfry at a church. The bell was a World Fair exhibit cast in St Petersburg presented by the Russian consul.
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New York
Green Point L. L
Misa Marianta F. Mason
John Mason
the Orchard Primitive Methodist Church
Oakland Street
Chicago
St. Petersburg
St. Vladimira
St. Vladmira
New Milford Fire Ravages Town Center in Massive Blaze
A vast fire in New Milford 16 miles north of Danbury caused estimated losses between 500000 and 600000 as 50 buildings including most stores and two hotels burned. The blaze started at 8 20 pm in the New Milford house stables and spread rapidly along Cant street. The Southern New England and Telephone company office on Mygart block suffered exposure with operator Miss Bessie Bertram forced from the switch. Fire under control by 4 am with hotspots still burning. In San Francisco, May 6 the will of Mrs Susan G Tevis was filed for probate leaving the estate of Lloyd Tevis to his heirs with a 20 000 personal property portion and a trust for Hugh Tevis children until age 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milford
Danbury
Gustaine
Conn
Here
New Milford House
Statioa
Mygart
Southern New England and Telephone Company
Bessie Bertram
Cant Street
San Francisco
Susan G. Teyla Han
Tevis
Lloye Tevis
Revolt Feared in Portugal and Call for Dictatorship
A Madrid dispatch reports danger of revolution in Portugal with anxiety over troop loyalties. The Sixth Infantry at Oporto has been disarmed and disbanded to prevent soldiers from joining rioters. Military and naval officers advocate King Charles establishing a dictatorship.
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London
Madrid
Portugal
Oporto
Charles
Tallassee Plant Nears Completion At Athens
The Tallassee power plant, built by eight bands of workers, will be completed within three months and supply motive power to the Mallison Cord Mill and other local manufacturers. It promises to boost Athens industry and attract capitalists planning a batting mill to use waste cotton mill goods for mattress batting, creating jobs and larger payrolls by fall.
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Tallacs
Athens
Athena
Dr Palmer Hurt By A Street Car In New Orleans
Dr Benjamin M Palmer, a noted Presbyterian minister, was knocked down by a street car on Bt Charles Avenue in New Orleans on Monday afternoon. He suffered a broken leg, head wound, and serious shock but regained consciousness after hours of care. At about 84, his age and distinguished Georgia and University of Georgia ties are noted, with memories of his centennial sermon and ordination remarks cited.
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Benjamin M Palmer
Presbyterian Church
Charles Avenue
New Orleans
Palmer
Universlty of Georgia
Joseph LeConte
Shelton P. Sanford
Mercer University
Williams Rutherford
University of Georgia
de. Palmer
W. Walden
Athen
B. M. Palmer
St. Charles Avenue
Bedhside
Rickety Children and Scott's Emulsion Claims
An advertisement describes rickety children with loose joints bow legs and soft bones as typical of scotts emulsion use. It touts hypophosphites cod liver oil and nourishment as remedies and urges readers to send for a free sample from Scott and Bowne Chemists.
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Scott
Admiral Sampson Dies After Brain Hemorrhage During Civil War Era
Early this morning Admiral Sampson suffered a brain hemorrhage and died by five o'clock. A flood washed away a telegraph line. Chas O Ellis of Lyons Indiana described being waist deep in water and catching a severe cold and cough. A Cleveland doctor described an unrelated case of consumption cured by Dr King’s New Discover. Local druggists advertise cough and throat remedies.
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Sampson
Chas
O, Ellis
Lison
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Omaha
Dr. King
Discover
H.R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Sait! & Bro
Inspecting Columbus Industrial School for best practices
Mr E R Hodgane and Prof G G Bond from Columbus board and superintendent from East Athens Night School traveled Tuesday to inspect the Industrial School in the cotton mill quarter of Columbus. The facility owes its success to equipment by Geo Foster Peabody of New York who has offered similar equipment for East Athens Night School if Athens provides a teacher. The aim is to use the new East Athens school building for day and night classes to maximize benefits in the area.
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E R. Hodgane, Sr
Board of Education
G. G Bond
Sdbo Wear
B. R. Hodgson Jr
Athony
Taceday
Columbia
Éotton Mill
Columbus
Geo. Foster Peabody
New York
Peabody
East Athens
Athens
East
Monthly Report From the Bessie Mell Industrial Home
The regular monthly meeting convened Monday at 6 30 pm. The month’s work exceeded expectations, signaling promise of greater impact through organized charity. Finance reports were not ready as council committees had not yet reported. May work depends on future action. Treasurer Mrs Bocock absent October. Miss Watt reads minutes. Mrs Alice Adams to act as treasurer until return. April’s report shows 60 average hands aided weekly across four weeks totaling 240, with 40 pounds overall.
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Bessie Mell
Flanagan
Miss Watt
Rs. Bocock
Alice Adams
Bocock
Fragmented excerpt hints at women's adornment and access
The readable portion suggests a focus on personal adornment in women and a remark about difficulties accessing something. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, persons, dates, or places to form a full news card.
Young Lawyers in Moot Court Organised at University
The moot parliament and court of the University will be held in the Var week a jury will render verdicts on speeches by embryo lawyers and their inducements for set ups.
Clarke County Clerks and Officials Seek Re-Election
Multiple Clarke County, Oregon candidates announce for Sheriff Clerk of the Superior Court Treasurer and Tax Collector. Each entry states candidacy subject to the Democratic primary and lists the specific office and candidate names including M. D. Browning J. K. Kenney O. W. Cooper Elmer J. Crawford J. A. Petner H. H. Linton and Thos. J. Shargsmrvord among others.
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Clarke County
M. D. Browning
Clebe Superior Court
Superior Court
J. K. Kenney
O. W. Cooper
Clerk Superior Court
Superior Court of
Elmer J. Crawford
Tha
J. A. Petner
Olarka County
H. H. Linton
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Chauty
Customs House
Mosley
E H. Mosley
Atlanta
H. Mosley
Etta W, Jones
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Terbrook
Oateol
Atuata
Labeaume
T. A. ST. Louis
Connecticut
Su3an Teing
DR. Palmer
Veteran Presbyterian Divine
DeWitt
O. Hardy
Yankeetown
Ind
Soelaion
DeWit
H. R. Palmer & Lone
Warren J. Smith & Bro
Sparks
F.N. Grifn
M “Ing
Harmony Grove
Corrigan
Rome
American College
Pollava
Fnhomade Aoam
Scott & Bowne
Chémlets
Dia
Washington
William T. Sampson
Santiag
T Sampson
Armelor Banett
Fred Book
A. M. Webb
Geo W. Watson
Wilson
Andrew J. Wages
Alice Brock
Daisy Houghton
Norille Holliday
A. A. Hodson
Fertio Momo
Mra
KB. McCarry
Annis Riley
Lake Statem
I. M. Welch
Williams
Ina Wm. Fleming
P. M
Colorado Supreme Court
Denver
District Court
Palter
Columbus School
Mr. Peabody
Monthly Report
Hood
Lyle
Pry
Eaccess
Corre
Pires Bok Jo
Castoria
Signustaro
Voebel
Carre
Thos
J. Shaormsvord
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