A Visit To Alabama From Ephor Gazette
A writer describes New Castle in North Alabama near coal and iron ore beds owned by Senator John T. Milner. The Birmingham district contains twenty six iron furnaces producing 100 to 200 tons daily, with six million tons of coal output yearly. A new steel plant aims to produce 1000 tons of steel daily.
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Ephor Gazette
Alabama
Barnesville
New Castle
John T. Milne
Birmingham
Thermines
A Letter From Mrs Smith Praises Lydia E Pinkham
A Philadelphia resident Mrs Jennix L Surrm testifies she suffered nine weeks with ovarian inflammation and constant discharge before finding relief with Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports being bedbound and paying high doctor and medicine costs yet achieving a complete cure and strong faith in the product.
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Mrs. Smith
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkhham
Magnificent Birmingham Waterworks and Industry Tour
The article extols Birmingham's growth centered on a new small steel plant and a vast waterworks system. Maj Milner describes a 30 inch piping line over Red and Shades mountains, two large reservoirs, pumps delivering up to twelve million gallons daily, and eight miles from the Catawba river. It notes two million gallons daily from the old works and the iron furnaces benefiting from these supplies.
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Birmingham
Maj
W. J. Milner
Maj. Milner
Catawba
Ben
Relief from chronic diarrhoea cited by Hotel Dorrance clerk
Mr W. M. Bush of Hotel Dorrance Providence reports long term relief after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He credits immediate effects and notes near complete cure with periodic doses. Product sold by J. H. Blackburn. On same page Miss Ione Murphey hosts a reception for Miss Shipp of Cordele, with many attendees listed.
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W. M. Bush
Dorrance
Providence
R. I
J. H. Blackburn
Ione Murphey
Miss Shipp
Cordele
Miss Murphy
Guttenberger
Nottingham
Postel
Macon
Holmes
Columbus
Jennie and
Addie Leftwitch
Key West
Jean and
Berta Mitchell
Maude Patillo
Emmie Matthews
Corinne Elder
Louise Hightower
Belle Rose
Marion Bloodworth
Myrtis White
Emily
Maude Murphey
C. H. Perdue
Robert Holmes
A. J. Stephens
Thomas Rogers
J. T. Middlebrooks
J. C. Elder
Merrit Thurman
M. M. Murphey
Reid
Lawrence Hunt
B. H. Hardy
W. W. Spence
W. J. Cox
Floyd Murphey
J. B. Harrison
Rev. W. M. Hunter
Chas, Hunt
Winter Coat Styles For The Season
The article describes semiloose and fitted winter coats with high standing collars, braided tabs, and velvet or fur trims. Sleeves are small or mutton leg style with cuffs or bell shapes. New wraps mimic a fitted back and front jacket, reaching just below the waist, often fastened left side with two large front buttons.
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New York
Amricana Promised to Cure Rheumatism and Scrofula
An 19th century health claim pitches Amricana as a universal cure for rheumatism and scrofula and promises lasting relief. The ad-style notice emphasizes complete eradication and ongoing health improvements.
They Buy a Piano by Smiths from Cable Piano Co
Mr and Mrs M W Smith purchased a handsome Conover piano from R P Beck of Cable Piano Co Atlanta The instrument will add much to the pleasure of the Smiths and their home
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M. W. Smith
R. P. Beck
Cable Piano Co
Atlanta
Society and wedding stationery guidance offered by J P Stevens
The firm advertises up to date wedding stationery and visiting cards with guidance on proper social etiquette. It invites readers to send for samples and lists its address at 9 West Alabama Street in Atlanta Georgia.
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J. P. Stevens & Bso
Alabama St
Atlanta, Ga
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Royal Baking Powder CO
Royal
Miss Murphey
West
V.O Marshburn, M’gr
Iith Murhyep Building
Broom
H.meyer & Co
Barnesvile, GA
Baltimore
M. Friedman
Prop
J. Bogel
Shreveport
Auyst
Kainit
Nassau St
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Louisa Hale
Jefferson, Ga
Cardus
Army
Bumble Bee
the Brown Shoe Co
Brown Shoe Co
St. Louis
Morris Jacobs
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