Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Promise Teaches Relief
The ad touts Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a cure-all for back pain headaches exhaustion and nervousness claiming it strengthens kidneys liver and bladder. It promises natural healing with free sample bottles by mail and urges readers to remember the product name and address in Binghamton New York. The testimonial mentions long suffering and implied recovery through using Swamp-Root.
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Iit
Kitmer
Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Austin
Seau St
Brooklyn
Editorial Notice on SwampRoot Trial Offer
An editorial notice urges readers to try SwampRoot regardless of prior doctor visits or spending, claiming it helps those who have nearly given up. It offers a free sample bottle and a book with testimonials, then states regular fifty cent and one dollar bottle sizes are available at drugstores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Atlanta Sunday Constitution
Crossing Plays Cross Purpose In Poulsbo Court
A dispute over Atlantic Coast Line crossing access sparked a mayoral trial after W T Bargrete attempted removal with a work crew. Mir Hargrett fined 90 dollars, foremen 35 each, nine workers 10 each. bonds posted. case to higher court.
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Tiston
Poulsn
Worth
Coast Line
W. T. Bargrete
Perry & Tipton
Sylvester
Mir Hargrett
P. Hf. Griff
E. L. Jordon
Hey
Farmers of Whitfield Meet to Organize Cooperation
The farmers of Whitfield county gathered to form a cooperative with the Southern Cotton Association. About 200 members joined, with another meeting planned for Grat Monday in April when Hon. Harvie Jorgar will be invited to speak. Smithers on Katy Board. New York, March ? Alfred W. Smithershapen Model 2 director of Missouri Pacific and Texas & Pacific Railroad, greets the late Joseph Price of London.
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Melton
Wilfeld County
Southern Cotton Association
Harvie Jor- Gar
Smithers
Katy
New York
Alfred Ww
Smithershapen Model 2
Wwe
Masour Keres
Snd
Texas Failroad
Joseph Price
Lona
The Value of Charcoal for Health and Breath Freshening
A promotional piece extols charcoal as a safe purifier absorbing stomach gases and cleansing the bowels. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are praised for improving digestion, complexion, breath, and blood, with a Buffalo physician endorsing their use for gas and bad breath. price is ten cents per box.
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Stuart
Rule of Office Bars Col Price
Colonel Butler D. Price of the Sixteenth would have been promoted to brigadier general except for War Department policy during the war. Price is praised by several high officers, but the rule will block his advancement as officers promoted and retired fill the brigadier vacancy. Eight Civil War veterans were nominated for brigadier general, with Colonel James A. Buchanan slated to fill the vacancy after retirements.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
War Department
Butler D. Price
Price
Barry
Corbin
Sumner
Tait
Buving
Philippines
Chaffes
Ruje
Will
United States Army
Alfred C Girard
Medical Department
William Hi. Beck
Third Cavalry
Frank A. Robinson
Thirteenth Cavalry
Frans Taylor
Nineteenth Infantry
Samuel W. Fountain
Fourth Cavalry
Edward Davis
Artillery
Charles W. Hobbs
John L. Bullis
James A. Buchanan
Police seize vast theft haul in Kentucky home raid
Police arrested B Henry Simmerdinger, night watchman, after locating a massive cache of stolen goods in Bromiey Kentucky. Officers recovered lard, molasses, coffee, jewelry, dresses, shoes, cigars, stationery, pipes, shotgun shells, and grain linked to $25,000 in car thefts. Guard dogs attacked during the raid, prompting a brief confrontation. Birmingham contest results show Birmingham Athletic Club beating Mooney 18 to 0.
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Cincinnati
Henry Simmerdinger
Bromiey
Heta
Birmingham
Als
Aece
Was
Birmingham Athletic Club
Mooney
Internal War in Fitzgerald Apple of North South Rift in City
Fitzgerald Georgia March 41 Special says the social divide splits the town into northern and southern factions. The southern group allegedly ostracizes the north, and a tacit pact to avoid patronage exists. Businesses report friction as one large insurer loses patrons and residents shop out of town for supplies rather than support affected firms.
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Fitzgerald, Ga
Fisherman finds fireman's body in river tragedy
Binkely Ga March 11 Special The body of Fireman Bates from a locomotive wreck on the Chattahoochee river near Columbia Ale was found last night by a local fisherman snagged on a hook set in the river. The remaining bodies are still unrecovered.
He Means Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil
A doctor recommends cod liver oil and specifies Scott's Emulsion for easy digestion. The emulsified product suits sensitive stomachs and is widely tolerated and liked.
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Scott's
Scott
Wand you x cemple free in New York notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dated public notice style with names and a place in New York. The readable portion mentions an offer or action linked to Pearl Suect and a location in New York, suggesting a historical help or sale context. Further clarity is unavailable in the fragment.
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New York
Lieutenant Reese to Leave for Orient from Carrollton
Lieutenant Ross Reese of the Philippine Scouts, a former Jeff Carrollton recruit who joined the Twenty-ninth United States Infantry in 1899, will depart for the Orient after spending a few days with his mother and relatives in Carrollton, where a warm reception was held in his honor. He served in the Philippines during the insurrection and earned many honors before his commission as a second lieutenant. His efforts helped lead to his reassignment in the Philippine Scouts.
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Carrollton
Ross Reese
Philippine Scoute
Reese Jeff Carrollton
Twenty-ninth United States Infantry
Philippines
Philippine Scouts
Reese Named Scout Commander for Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Lieutenant Reese, praised for bravery against General San Miguel near Manila, earned a command at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. He sustained a serious wound in battle yet led his troop with valor and later served elsewhere before returning to active duty in the Philippines. He is son of the late Oscar Reese and nephew of Congressman W. C. Adamson, with plans to depart Carrollton for further duty after the inauguration ceremonies.
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General San Miguel
Manila
Bell
Reese
Oscar Reese
W. C. Adamson
Carrollton
Philippines
Receiver Sought For South and North Alabama Railroad
Henry B. Gray seeks a court appointment of a receiver for the South and North Alabama railroad and asks the Louisville and Nashville to be barred from voting its stock until the court decides if 27.60 per share is a fair price for the stock. Louisville and Nashville owns about 9 percent. Gray claims a sale of the property for 27.50 per share is proposed. Montgomery city court granted a temporary injunction as weather and deficiency notes accompany this item.
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Birmingham
Ala
Henry B. Gray
Montgomery
South and North Alabama
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
South and North Alabama Railroad
Louisville and Nashville
South
North Alabama
Gray
City Court of
Wright Named Rome Circuit Judge to Succeed Henry
Rome readers reaction to Governor appointment of Hon. Moses Wright as judge of the Rome circuit succeeds Judge W M Henry who resigned. Wright, popular former solicitor general, resembles his father Augustus R Wright, a famed judge and Confederate congressman, pleasing the community with the selection.
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Rome
Moses Wright
W. M. Henry
Wright
Georgia
Augustus R. Wright
Confederate Congress
Mescy Wright
Henry
Miracle near train derailment shocks Macon readers
The Chicago and Florida Limited between Macon and Barnesville ran off the track on a curve briefly then rejoined the rails. A negro section hand spotted the event, warnings followed, and an investigation confirmed seventeen cross ties were deeply grooved by the tender wheels but no wreck occurred.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Barnesville
Central of Gecrély Railroad
Barnésville
Geventesn
Bamnesvile
The
Central
Limited
Noted Georgia and New York deaths in March reports
Special dispatches from Monroe Carrollton Whitesburg New York Evergreen Birmingham and Norfolk report several sudden deaths. John F Herndon former merchant of Monroe died last night. J G Breedlove Breedie Hardware Company president died suddenly today. Henry Norcross editor of Scientific American died at home. P A Boykin Central of Georgia Railway agent died suddenly at Whitesburg. J D Pittman superintendent of the Bap Hat orphanage died suddenly in Evergreen. B Wiley traveling salesman for Toledo Threading Machine Co found dead in Birmingham from heart failure. Richard H Wright Merchant and Miners Transportation Co agent in Norfolk died of pneumonia at 60.
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John F. Herndon
Monroe
John T. Herndon
J. C. Breedlove
J. G. Breediove
Breedie Hardware Company
Mourse
Breediova
Henry Norcross
New York
The
Scientific American
Prner
P. A. Boykin
Carrollton
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Whitesburg
J. D. Pittman
Evergreen
Ala
B. Wiley
Birmingham
Toledo Threading Machine Company
Toledo
Easy to Cure Piles at Home Ad Prospect
An in home remedy claim promotes Pyramid File Cure for piles with painless private treatment. It offers a free trial by mail from Pyramid Drug Co and a full sized box for 60 cents from druggists, urging readers to request the plain wrapper package and avoid surgery or doctors.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Katte
Secrets of patent medicines and Dr Pierce’s Discovery
An article extols Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo and his Golden Medical Discovery. It claims the medicine cleanses the blood, treats coughs and kidney issues, and strengthens health by acting on the digestive system and nerves. Readers are urged to request a free medical adviser by sending stamps.
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Comiley
New York State
Empire State
R V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
America
Sylvan Foresta
Pople
Golden
Denver
Colo
Colorado
RB. V. Pierce
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