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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1903
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment mentions pills and nervous complaints. It hints at remedies for throat or nerve pains but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or clear events to summarize into a full newspaper item.
Washington dispatch from the War Department reports Joseph of the Nez Perces and several chiefs visiting the general staff. They arrived with an interpreter to discuss the campaign that led to Joseph’s capture, and the scene included remarks on his oath to never again fight the white man.
An advertisement for Texas Wonder Hall’s Great Recovery claims to cure kidney and bladder issues, gravel, diabetes, back problems, rheumatism, and other irregularities and offers a one bottle two months treatment for $1. Includes testimonial from Dr W Hall and a letter from J R Young praising the remedy.
Fragmented OCR notes report sparse items about Lena Pebreiry Wolynes luming ec rations and Montgomery handess. sec tary of the new Memphis Jockey Club Oak Lurber owned by S$5 Tra ce & Corn Wat owmd bio TS Brattan JoW Schorr withdrew. declarations due tomorrow with threes prestus. Washington oepruirs is the Awe Department maformedal that eyship New York ant tie cruisers Boston Mar cs heid and Ranges arrived at Aipulo Mansvesterdy to monitor American interests amid political troubles.
A man named Adams from Adrian Georgia faced police action after a troubled sequence in which he attempted self harm. He was detained following a car trip and later an officer noted he appeared distraught and sought medical or protective care. The incident involved concerns over Adams troubling behavior and potential threats.
Washington February 20 The conference on the Ini protection of the president has agreed and their report has been submitted to the house. The state accepts the house amendment. The bill provides the death penalty for wilful or malicious harm to the president vice president or any officer exercising presidential duties. It prescribes ten years minimum for attempts to murder such officials and targets aiding or advising killings of foreign sovereigns. The act also punishes teaching assassination duties to foreigners or organized government oppositions with up to twenty years imprisonment.
General Wynne states postmasters do not comply with regulations and misapply postal rules. Treasury complaints urge strict adherence to mail handling and customs procedures. An official order directs postmasters to enforce regulations and proper treatment of all mail including registered items.
Preparations for operations near Polkston advance with machinery on its way and a site chosen just north of Jacksonville to begin activities soon. The Polkston entry lies a mile south of Jk ton and one mile from St Mary, with a mission conference and women’s missionary sessions planned in nearby Tifton today through Friday led by Wis A Walker and Miss Lilla McDonald Whittington.
An advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for many skin diseases including scrofula shingles boils and pimples. The prose claims the remedy cleanses the body internally and restores health and complexion, urging readers to try its tonics and salts to halt disfiguring eruptions.
A New York report describes doctors testing a new anti streptococcal serum on a child with severe scarlet fever. Early results showed temperature fluctuations but later readings approached normal, though some cases in trials ended in death or complications. Doctor Haines Aronson led the serum experiments.
Vague OCR shows a local primary in Lafayette with candidates Cunningham for marshal and Payne for deputy. Several names listed for office with tentative results, amid confusion and scattered fragments.
A fragment notes a pale reply urging consideration of strengthening and comfort from rich, thick blood. The sentence reads as an older style admonition about health or nourishment, with no clear subject, date, or location attached. The readable portion focuses on the idea of seeking vitality through blood richness.
An advertisement touts Ovomulsion as a vitalized emulsion of cod liver oil with guaiacol and hypophosphites. It claims to improve skin tone and blood health and urges readers to mail their name and full address to THE OZOMULSION CO for a sample bottle sent by prepaid mail.
Pope Leo XIII appears on the window balcony at St Peters amid jubilant crowds and a palace park setting. Diplomats, American clerics, and aristocrats fill the hall as the pontiff delivers blessings from the throne and receives gifts including a gold tiara symbolizing the world’s regard.
In Richmund, on February 20, two brothers died almost at the same moment in an incident affecting Mecklenburg County. A messenger carried word to Clarksville, where swollen streams caused further fatalities as the news reached the town.
Florida Cuba Nassau service advertises two daily trains on two routes through Central of Georgia Railway. Sleeping cars run to Thomasville Jacksonville St Augustine Tampa, with dining and observation cars. Meals on board. Tours and comfort standards promoted. Tickets from Dixie for Atlanta and southern depots include two Pullman sleepers to Jacksonville and Macon. Prices listed, sales at offices.
Inspector Shaw of the Bureau of Animal Industry in San Luis Potosi Mexico stated last Saturday that the secretary of agriculture failed to promptly update the report of a foot and mouth disease occurrence. The case remains unsettled as authorities assess the situation and response.
London February 24 The House of Commons resumed the debate on the address in reply to the king s speech Sir William Allen radical member urged regret that the speech ignored naval inadequacy He attacked marine engine boilers and claimed ships fitted with Belleville boilers were unreliable Sir Arnold Voorster secretary of the Admiralty said Belleville boilers have been discontinued and a new cylindrical boiler is being tested The Admiralty follows United States practice and has adopted the Welhausen boiler The New Zealand battle ship and the Duke of Edinburgh cruiser are noted as unmatched on earth
A special joint subcommittee of the legislature reviewing state convict treatment reports the food quantity is sufficient but variety lacking and bedding filthy and unfit for use though not causing blame to Superintendent Munn. some sickness noted but no fault found with camp conditions.
Washington reports Major William Crawford Gorgas is promoted to assistant surgeon general with colonel rank for his Havana yellow fever work. General Wood and war department officials urged recognition of his sanitation leadership in Havana and lifting Havana’s fever rate. The promotion cites his use of Reed’s methods and saving lives during the Spanish war era.Gorgas is a native of Alabama.
A prominent family member and graduate of the University of Sona, he earned a Bellevue Medical College degree in 1973 and served as a surgeon in the volunteer corps during the Spanish American War. He later held major postings in the regular army, including chief sanititus offic es during the Havana yellow fever campaign, earning commendations for fearless service and a decisive effort to eradicate yellow fever in Cuba.
A readable fragment describes Dr Hatcher delivering at Port Purst Baptist church in Ohio. The text notes his role as an unpaid orator, mentions the audience of preachers, and recalls a thorough performance aimed to inspire his congregation and supporters. It also references a conference where Samiry civil and Dr Spilimon were mentioned.
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