Golden Medical Discovery promised as all healing remedy
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and All-Healing Salve as cures for ulcers sores and old wounds with claims of miraculous healing. It urges purchase through stamps to Dr. R. V. Pierce and promises a complete list of ingredients on the bottle wrapper. It also promotes Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to regulate stomach liver and bowels.
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Pennsylvania Tin Mills Prepare to Resume
In Sharon Pennsylvania tin mills plan to restart operations after a pause. About 6,000 workers are affected as the plant readies to resume production and the workforce holds firm in each unit of the operation. The article notes supply issues could impact national tin output.
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Sharon
Tortured With Red Hot Irons Described In Pienaar Statement
Pienaar testifies about brutal punishments used on natives in Portuguese West Africa. He recounts torture with red hot irons and extreme cruelties, alleging colonial authorities failed to intervene. The general notes that united efforts by English-speaking powers may halt slave trade and native abuses.
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Irene Throuth
Ara Tal Wurte
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Wolves
Youngest girl in paralysis case shocks New York hospital
Doctors report a 16 year old girl in a coma at a New York hospital, the youngest known paralytic patient. The case, linked to a local court matter, center on a medical mystery with a possible Hood vessel in her head. Authorities note the girl’s injuries were not confirmed until the next day.
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Pan Is A Great Uplift to Society, Says Twali
Amusement notes quote Mark Twali praising Pan as a beneficial force for all ages and classes. The excerpt mentions a production at the Empire theatre in New York and the Duke of York's theatre in London, highlighting its broad appeal and captivating nature.
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London
Hadley Exhibition Brings New Attractions to Opera House
The Hadley moving pictures show gains praise for realism and educational value. Dating to 1805, Hadley now headlines a fifth season and travels with new Brora attractions. The engagement runs at the opera house on Thursday.
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Christian Scientists announce million dollar service institution
A Christian Science group plans a new service institution costing at least 1 million dollars to aid the poor and benefit mankind. The project, outlined in the Christian Science Sentinel, follows a letter from Mrs Mary Baker Eddy to Archibald McLellan proposing immediate founding and endowment details.
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Real Wonderland of South Dakota Mines and Cure
In Mound City Mrs. B D Clapp's home locals describe a strange landscape and a medical claim. A man with severe lung and throat illness reportedly recovered after using a product called Dr Sine’s Discovery. Advertised as a guaranteed cough and cold remedy, priced at a dollar with a trial bottle offered.
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Fire tragedy as hero rescues blind woman in New York
A dramatic blaze ends in one man’s death and a fire chief badly hurt while a truck driver named Koenly saves a blind woman and then returns to help others. Firefighters and volunteers evacuate occupants as smoke fills a multi story building.
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Strangled Women Plague NYC Case Claims In affidavit
An affidavit alleges a serial pattern in New York City linking multiple women to a deadly incident. Police responded to reports as investigators pursued vanishing clues and further morbid theories surrounding the Adtortus Thiea affair.
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East Montpelier Notes and Local Movements
East Montpelier residents report social visits and movement between towns. Mr and Mrs John fond visited Barre friends, while Mr and Mrs J F Robbins spent Sunday in Calais with Mrs Robbins' parents. A Charles McKnight Dax moved from his farm to Parker heel Wallace Hayford bought the Peas Jey and Davis farm and will relocate. C B Fitheld remains unable to work at the saw mill due to an injured foot. Karl Tartlett works on the railroad this winter. O J Tillotson plans a large family Christmas gathering and a tree. Don Sployd and others mourn their brother-in-law J McCarthy. Many locals shopped in Barre and Montpelier. The Peasley and Davis families left for Boston, then Denaacola, Florida. George Sployd returned from Myde Park Mass for Christmas.
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Myde Park
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Chelsea News Briefs Include Dance Guests and Local Appointments
Walter Chelsea and friends attended a Crak ville Corinth dance with their companions. The town hall notices urge punctual 7 pm start for Chistimes recesses. Judge George Lo Stow returns from Burlington probate judges convention where uniform forms were discussed. Corwin & Bon shipped Christmas poultry at low prices, with 12 cents per pound for chickens and 20 cents for turkeys. Foresters member and Cortines attend installation in Washington.
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Rooting Hog Uncovers Bomb Store in Odessa Incident
A wandering hog rooted near a bell-rung borbat in Odessa, triggering an explosion that demolished a bomb store found at the site. No injuries were reported though hundreds of windows were shattered. authorities investigated and charged several suspects about the weapons cache and the incident.
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