Pains and Weakness Cured by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Samuel Harnest of Lewisburg West Virginia reports long standing weakness of the limbs and body pains cured by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. He tried doctors with no relief, began using the tonic and now feels like a different man. The ad claims the product treats colds asthma throat and lung issues stomach trouble nervousness malaria and low fevers and is sold in sealed bottles with a government recognized label.
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Samuel Harnest
Lewisburg
Wva
Duffy
Samuel
Harrest Tewisburg Greenbrier
Samuel Earest
Enigas
Consumpton
Arc Asthma
Wulrkey Co
Rochester
Townsend railroad rate bill reintroduced in house
Mr Townsend reintroduced the Esch-Townsend railroad rate bill in the house. The measure mirrors the former bill but tightens to specify what the Interstate Commerce Commission may do, adds publicity provisions, and extends jurisdiction to refrigeration and terminal charges. It aims to enact the president's ideas to reform the Interstate Commerce Act and curb unjust rates.
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Washington
Townsend
Ian Furst
Commission
Corey Denies Any Misconduct Amid Separation Rumors
New York December 6 William E Corey president of United States Corporation issued a statement addressing rumors of his separation from his wife and potential remarriage to actress Mabel Gilman. He asserts no improper conduct by either party and vows to support Mrs Corey if she seeks legal seclusion while denying any shared shame with his unnamed associate.
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New York
Willam E. Corey
United States Corporation
Vira ‘Corey
Mabel Gilman
Hns
Corey
Club Offers Maeda Week Stay and Open Challenge
The Atlanta Athletic Club planned to offer Japanese wrestler Maeda a one week stay to teach jiu jitsu to members after his appearance last Tuesday night. At a meeting last night, officials also decided to offer a purse for a match between Vinoda and American wrestler Marburger, who had issued a challenge to the Japanese expert.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Maeda
Vinoda
Marburger
Miles Ant Pain Pills Offer Quick Nerve Relief
Headache nervousness dizziness and indigestion are blamed on stressed nerves. By soothing nerves and stimulating their action Miles Ant Pain Pills promise almost immediate relief without injuring health, leaving no noticeable trace beyond relief.
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Miles Ant
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Remedy Claim
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills have become a household remedy in thousands of families. They cure pain and mild ailments. One user reports relief from severe headache nervousness indigestion and neuralgia. A Mrs G H Danks of Moorestown New Jersey endorses them.
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Miles
West Third Street
Moorestown
Velvet Costumes Announces Private Branch Telephone Exchange
Velvet Costumes announces a private branch telephone exchange linking all departments. Callers are directed to ask for Keely's and no numbers are required. A Pay Station is installed on the first floor by Southern Bell Telephone Co. for public convenience.
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Keely
Southern Bell Telephone Co
City Elects All Candidates In Sedate Ward Vote
City election shows 436 of 7100 eligible voters cast ballots with all nominated candidates elected. Ward results range from 73 votes in two wards to 7 in the eighth and 22 in the seventh, totaling 495 across wards.
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A Quiltian
James L Key
Connalmen
IL Terrell
Martin
Chasewood Fouth
Pomeroy
C Glass
Walter A Astor
W A Hancock Highth Werd
Charlea M Roberts
C Glags
Dla
Professor Flewellen Dead in Wynnton Home
Columbus December 6 Professor 4 C Flewellen died at his Wynnton home after weeks of illness and a recent stroke left him unable to speak He was a revered Columbus citizen tied to education and local literary circles He is survived by his wife Funeral services will be held at 11 o clock tomorrow morning from St Paul Church where he was a devoted member.
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Columbus Gn
Spectal
C Flewellen
Wynnton
Flewellen
Fiewellan
Columbus
Tug
St Paul Church
Cotton Recounts Sparse Harvest in Carnesville Area
Local reports note a near three and a half hundredweight cotton crop in this section with sales limited to few farms. Prices and total yields remain uncertain as December conditions hinder abundant gathering and storage.
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Carnesville
Patrick Patrick Patrick to die in January electric chair
Albert T Patrick, convicted of the William Marsh Rice murder, was sentenced at Sing Sing to die in the electric chair in the week starting January 22. Justice Rogers announced the sentence as an appeal to the U S Supreme Court was noted on a writ of error. Patrick grew restless as arguments were heard and pleaded in court.
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Albert T Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Rogers
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Patrick
Charcoal Lozenges Promoted For Health Beauty
An early 20th century advertisement extols charcoal use for health and beauty. It claims charcoal cleanses the stomach and bowels, freshens breath, clears complexion, and acts as a safe laxative and disinfectant. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges, made with willow charcoal and honey, are praised by a Buffalo physician and priced at twenty five cents a box.
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Buffalo
Stuart
Patrick’s Stand in Court Grows Clear Amid Conviction Doubt
Patrick spoke at length in court insisting no direct evidence showed Rice’s death and challenging his own conviction based on manufactured evidence. Justice Rogers ordered him to stand as the sentence was read amid attentive officials and observers.
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Patrick
Patch
Rice
Rogers
Hungarian Paper Tied Up in Budapest Declares Boycott
December 6 report from Budapest notes a boycott by newspaper compositors who oppose inner suffrage. sixteen editions could not be published or appeared in restricted form.
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Budapest
Hungary
Trustee's Sale of Wolff Store Stock in Thomasville Ga
By order of the referee in bankruptcy the stock and fixtures of C. and S M Wolff, bankrupts, will be sold Monday December 11 at the store corner of Broad and Jackson streets. Inventory about 12300 dollars. Dry goods, millinery, notions, carpets, rags and more. Terms cash. CG Parker, Trustee. Thomasville, Ga.
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Broard and
Jackson Streets
C. and
S M Wolff
Parker
Thomasville
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Gall
Phillis & Crew Company
Ters
KNOX
Knox Fedora
Muse
White Hall
Roosevelt
B& W Groves
Wife
Dr. Miles
Eton
Professor Flewellen
Keely Company
Tutt
Cluett, Peabody & CO
Cluety
Uoraron
Sto&k
Stetson
Law Bros. Co
Whitehall Street
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