Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsed by Readers
Letters from Mrs Katherine Barton of Carthage Missouri and Mrs Ferrier of Lincoln Nebraska praise Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia headaches heart pain and eye strain. They report quick relief with occasional two pill doses and note a local druggist sells the product. The Mill Medical Co based in Elkhart Indiana authorizes price for first package.
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Dr. Miles
Miles
Katherine Barton
Valley St. Carthage
Nevermore
Ferrier
Lynn
Lincoln
Stomach and Liver Tablets touted for cures
For stomach troubles biliousness or constipation bry Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. Many markable cures have been effected by them. Price 25 cents Samples for sale by West End Drug Bast End Pharmacy Bluefield Pharmacy.
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Bry Chamberlain
West End Drug
Bast End Pharmacy
Bluefield Pharmacy
Bennett Holds Long Lead in Democratic Contest
In Charleston West Virginia editorials report Bennett building a wide delegate lead in county conventions with strong showings in Lewis, Wood, Mingo, Hampshire, Doddridge, Tucker, Hancock, Marshall and Wayne. Littlepage claims Bennett uses money, while Democrats see party above any single candidate.
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Charleston
W. Va
Mery
Bennett
Ryan Andennett
Bryan
Fayette
Charles Wise Osenton
Mercer County
David Johnson
Bluefield
Johnson
Mercer
Judge Johnson
Kanawha
Adam Littlepage
Littlepwze
Lewis
Wood
Mr. Littlepage
Democratic Party
Parkersburg
Democrate
Wheeling
John T. McGraw
William E. Chilton
Creed Collinge
Pennsboro
Virginia
Collins
McGraw
West Virginia Delegation Eyes Big Role at Louisville Convention
West Virginia will send up to 30 delegates to the twelfth international Sunday school convention in Louisville KY June 18 to 28. Officials expect over 10 000 visitors and delegates with about 2 000 businessmen. The program includes adult Sunday school movement teacher training and a superintendents congress. Governors Willson and Glenn and former governors Northern and Utter are among speakers.
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Shefer
West Virginia
Sunday Schoo Association
Louisville
Shafer
Congress
Willson
Kentucky
Glenn
North Carolina
Northern
Georgia
Utter
Rhode Island
Great London Show Tickets Boosted By City Circus Buzz
Review touts a superior United States touring circus with polite staff and comfortable seating. It notes large crowds, sold out tents, and exceptional acrobats horses and trained acts, urging readers to attend the upcoming performance on Saturday May 23 with Daily Telegraph promotion.
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United States
Xemtlonon
Streetcar Riots Surge as Cleveland Strikes Turn Violent
May 49 riot eruptions widen as a car is driven off by an inexperienced motorman and a child is run down. In Lakewood a car crew is shot at and the car is burned, while downtown tensions flare with attacks on operators and guards as the four day strike escalates.
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Cleveland
Yetta Wolkinski
Wze
Lakewood
Alare
Woodland Avenue
Ontario Street
Clifton Boulevard
W. J. James
John Swaprte
Grant's final surrender hailed as greatest victory
As Grant faced fatal illness in 1884 he revealed a humane strength beyond war, resigning with Christian fortitude. The public saw a new hero, a surrender that stood as his ultimate triumph and a model for mankind amid suffering.
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Grant
G. IF. Schrady
Singing in a New York Choir With Long Contracts
A soprano notes advantages of long contracts for New York choirs. She sang in four cities before joining here and was hired month to month in most churches. Trustees fear yearly deals if the choir underwhelms, while New York congregations are forgiving unless the choir is hopelessly bad.
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New York
New York Sun
Aerolite Fragments Shown in Museum Exhibit
Mrs Tucker explains aerolites as fragments from a broken planet that fall to Earth while Sammy misinterprets them as ballast the man in the moon throws to stay aloft. The exchange highlights a child's learning moment in the geologic department.
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Sammy
Social Etiquette Exchanges Sparked by Departure
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet captures a brief social exchange as a young lady remarks that society calls bear one burden while a young man concedes some occasions bear two, signaling their readiness to part ways.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Why is your husband so irritable at home
A visitor asks about a husband’s irritability at home and the wife explains with a wry line about safety. The exchange appears in the St. Louis Republic as a quip reflecting private life becoming public in a humorous way.
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St. Louis Republic
Hot Water Etiquette and Odd Quotations
A playful exchange cites a London Express quip about coffee and hot water at a boarding house. The Eritiememteeum collection is noted to include over 20 000 coli ten medals and specimens.
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London Express
Specdietos
Tomato Plants Shipped From Roanoke Florist
Fine transplanted tomato plants sent on lay order. The shipment arrives per 100 plants from Wallon Florist in Roanoke Virginia.
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Wallon
Florist
Roanoke
Visiting cards engraved or printed at Dally Telegraph office
An item notes visiting cards that are engraved or printed, credited to the Dally Telegraph business office as the source or point of production.
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Dally ‘Telegraph Business
Vine Transplanted Lay Order Received in Roanoke VA
The page notes a lay order received for a florist shipment in Roanoke Virginia with price per hundred units and reference to a transplant or vine delivery.
Wireless Lovemachine Rumor Sparks Youthful Plans
Frank Kimball a thirteen year old with wireless telegraph gear teases Hester Temple with secret messages and a possible marriage plan The plot thickens when Frank’s cousin Clarence deceives Hester impersonating Frank causing a tense confrontation and a hinted future reckoning.
Irene C Adams Signed Off With Promised Kiss
The fragment reflects a sequence from doubt to acceptance, ending with a formal closure tied to Irene C Adams. The text juxtaposes emotion and communication methods while noting a final confirmation of a deceitful promise and the implied kiss.
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Irene C. Adams
John and His Idols Denounced By Reverend in Chicago News
The Rev. John MacGowan portrays Chinese religious practice as devoid of reverence with idols treated as business tools. He cites fear driven worship, rapid temple appeals for favorable outcomes, and personal blame shifting when ventures fail. He notes the lack of affection for idols and humorous reactions when asked if idols love them.
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John MacGowan
Chicago News
Remarkable One-Man Church at Siliichall Coventry England
In 1810 John Green began the church at Siliichall near Coventry and completed it seven years later with no help. Every stone was laid by a single man, a rare feat in England and perhaps the world. The church serves a large congregation and gains notable revenue from sightseers.
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Siliichall
Coventry
England
John Green
Equinox Storm Theory Debunked by Weather Bureau
The United States weather bureau denies that the equinox brings a storm. It says the old belief is misplaced and that any big storm near the equinox is just routine atmospheric disturbance, not caused by the sun crossing.
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United States Weather Bureau
Voter Quip Highlights Local Election Sentiment
An elector jokes about the two candidates during a recent contest, saying only one can win. The exchange from the London Telegraph captures generic civic humor and voter disillusion with the race.
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London Telegraph
Through Her Head Bugby Spares No Patience With Wife
A comic dialogue notes Bugby’s frustration as he says his wife cannot understand him. He remarks that everything he says goes in one ear and out the other, prompting laughter from the listener. The exchange highlights a domestic quarrel framed in humorous tone.
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Patton House
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Mother Gray
Otherc Gray Co
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N.Y
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Lynchburg, VA
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Pitman, Gregg and Kimball
Oliver, Underwood, Remington and Smith Machines
W. H. Cunningham
Bluefield, W. VA
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Wytheville, Va
the Home Furniture Co
Soda
Y. Tim
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Pioneer
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