Woman Recovered After Pink Pills Trial Prompts Praise
Mrs. Dean Jones of Springville credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her health after years of neuralgia and weakness. She says she could not leave the house before using the remedy, now walks about and attends church again. The Joneses commend the treatment and urge others to try the medicine from Schenectady New York dealers or by mail.
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New York
Dean Jones
Springville
N. Y
Mrs. Jones
Pen
Times
Little disturbance roots promote corn culture gains
Studies show shallow cultivation yields more in corn over years. By minimizing root disturbance, surface cultivation after deep plowing and thorough harrowing helps plants access soil food, conserve moisture, and suppress weeds. Experimental data from extended tests support the approach.
Value of manure from beef cattle in North Carolina study
A North Carolina State finding shows 90 percent of fertilizing constituents in feed pass through fattening steers, with about half in urine and half in dung. Liquid manure proves richer in potash and nitrogen, while phosphoric acid concentrates in solid waste. daily value per animal favors liquid manure at over 7 cents versus 6 for solid excrement, though much of the valuable portion is not saved.
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North Carolina
Mistaken Identity Leads to Wrong Arrest in Desertion Case
A man asked to identify a deserter was arrested after police showed a photo and he admitted being the man. The wife then identified him as her husband, but upon a second look she declared he was not her husband. Investigations reveal the actual culprit and the suspect share age thirty seven, both are petmen, both married with three children.
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Sle
London
Leiter
Valuable Franchise Secured by Stomach Bitters
The advertisement proclaims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a valuable franchise in medical science, usable by any person to suppress or uproot dyspepsia. It targets bilious, rheumatic, fever and age sufferers, nervous individuals, and the constipated.
Barely Recognized
A dramatic scene unfolds as a man pleads to a woman in a Detroit Tribune excerpt. He declares familiarity while she struggles to recall his name, and she embraces him with tears as the moment turns tender.
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Detroit Tribune
Abolish the Fools Opinion Sparks Marriage Debate
A Kansas City World excerpt shows a debate on marriage costs with the claim that a man should be allowed to appear foolish if he cannot afford marriage while another argues against abolishing marriage. The exchange frames a dispute over social standards and financial readiness.
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Kansas City World
Watchmaker Coincidence Drives Irish Family Plot
In the London scene Tony Claremont and the baronet Sir Loghlen O'Meara unravel a web of theft and deceit. A peddler Abraham Nailer returns with clues linking Sydney and Stanley to a late night robbery. Tony probes the watch, sensing a dream fulfilled as the seal and watch surface in a tense confrontation.
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Sydney
Tony
Mr. Springford
Loghlen O’meara
Ireland
Stanley
Abraham
Abraham Nailer
Dublin
London
Stanley Claremont
Sir Loghlen O’meara
Springford
Botus Am Deere
Tony Drummond’s Dreams and Self Doubt in Early Tale
Tony Drummond wakes upbeat after two crucial dreams. He interprets a fall into a precipice as a sign of rise, yet doubts his own cleverness to escape obscurity. The narrative follows his struggle with self image and destiny.
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Tony Drummond
Tony
Atture
Shrdiu Dlurdi
Brilliant Speech on Gold and Silver by Senator Hill
Senator Hill defends the Democratic Party against calls for single gold standard and argues for international bimetallism. He warns against tying loyalty to one ratio, cites New York’s stance and the party's history, and urges economic prudence and cooperation with other nations.
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New York
Hill
South Carolina
Tillman
Democratic Party
America
Senate of the
United States
Friends of Free Silver
Congress
Dem Democratic Speaker Warns Against Platform Revisions
A speaker denounces the party platform proposing currency and court reforms. He argues it subdivides Democrats, risks public credit, and calls for adherence to hard money and traditional principles. He warns against alienating old allies and predicts electoral consequences.
Independent ticket may nominate if populists endorse Bryan
Whit ney Hill party reached Buffalo en route east and kept silent on bolting the Chicago convention. They await Populist endorsement to decide whether to back the Democratic ticket or issue a manifesto outlining Eastern gold leaders views on the election. The move hinges on Populist platform support across states.
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Rochester
N. Y
Whitney-Hill
Buffalo
Chicago
Hill
Whitney
Wild West Terror Rides Chicago Streets
Three men in a buggy drawn by a gray horse terrorized Chicago's North Side last night firing into the air and at passersby. They shot three people. Sergt. William Sauer was wounded fatally? at least twice in the breast and once in the neck, Andrew Martin was hit in the right heel, not serious, and John Keefe was shot in the left instep, not serious.
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Chicago
Sergt
William Sauer
Chicago Avenue
Andrew Martin
John Keefe
Four Die As Boat Is Swept Over Kaw River Dam
A row boat carrying six people went over a dam on the Kaw River near Lawrence Kansas today. Four persons were drowned including L C Study a printer and his wife Mrs L G Study, Katie Reynolds and an infant child of Mrs Hook. Two rescuers saved Mrs Hook and Flossie Study.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kaw
L. C. Study
L. G. Study
Katie Reynolds
Preparing to Hang Kent
Fargo records in the Kent case arrived from Bismarck and Morton County State Court Voss will seek to have the supreme court judgment changed to the lower court. Judge McConnell will set the execution date.
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Kent
Fargo
N. D
Bismarck
Voss
Morton County
Supreme Court
McConnell
Americans Die in Jamaica Railway Accident
A Kingston Jamaica dispatch reports an unknown number of persons killed and more wounded in an accident on the American section of the railway extension. Some Americans are among the victims, with details not yet reported.
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New York
Spevia
Kingston
Jamaica
Pryde to Die for Braineré Murder in July
Gov Clough signed the death warrant for John Pryde who murdered Andrew Petersen near Braineré last February. The execution is set for July 23. Pryde lured the victim into the woods with false promises of work and killed him for a few dollars.
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Pryde
St. Paul
Attempt on French President Faure at Longchamps
Paris July 16 A man fired twice at President Faure during a troops review at Longchamps. The shots missed and the would be assassin Eugene Marie Francois was seized before lynching. He claimed a blank cartridge was fired to gain a hearing.
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Paris
Faure
Longchamps
M. Meline
MM. Boised
Tourney
Francois
Chamber of Deputies
Eugene Marie Francois
Felix 1
Semi Official Democratic Unity Declared On Ohio Platform
Assistant Secretary Hamlin of the treasury department released a short statement outlining the administration position after the Chicago convention. He argues no political issue in the election, urging loyal citizens to unite against what he calls the forces of lawlessness repudiation and disorder to preserve republican institutions.
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Washington
The
Evening Star
Hamlin
Treasury Department
Chicago
Carlisle
Cleveland
Marion
Gray Gables
Boy Lost During Wisconsin Campout Near Pike Lake
A Mason Wisconsin camping party headed to Pike lake last week. John Lester and family traveled with them. Charles Lester, the eldest son, wandered away in the woods and has not been found after days of searching. He was in poor health and all hope of recovery has faded.
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Hayward
Wis
Mason
Pike Lake
John Lester
Charles
Fatal Molten Iron Blast At Cleveland Cliffs Furnace
At the Cleveland Cliffs blast furnace in Gladstone Michigan two workers near the furnace were struck by molten iron as bricks blew out. One man suffered fatal burns and died almost immediately while the other lingered in agony until today.
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Gladstone
Mich
Cleveland Cliffs
Shot and Lay in the Brash Near Sioux City
Fishermen on the Sioux River four miles north of the city found the body of F. J. Kahn traveling representative of Cohn & Neisser Milwaukee jewelry makers. He had been shot in the head and lay in brush for nearly two days. Police say suicide is possible though he spoke of being shot.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Sioux River
Riverside Club
F. J. Kahn
Cohn & Neisser
Milwaukee
Italian Cabinet Resigns After War Measures Postponed
In Rome the cabinet delays military measures until November. War Minister Gen Ricotti resigns, and Premier Marquis di Rudini submits the cabinet’s resignation to King Humbert. The king then commissions the Marquis di Rudini to form a new ministry.
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Rome
Gen
Ricotti
Marquis di Rudini
Humbert
Marquis di Rudio
Robbery at New York Biscuit Company Office in Chicago
Four men armed with revolvers robbed the cashier at the New York Biscuit company office in Chicago and escaped with a cash box containing $2,000. The bandits vanished after the hold up.
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Chicago
New York Biscuit Company
Cracker Trust
Minneapolis chosen for Elks seat convention
Cincinnati July 10 report that Minneapolis has been chosen as the site for the Elks seat convention next year as the National Vocational Society votes to meet in Minneapolis.
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Mineapolis
Buffalo
N. Y
National &Vocational Society
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
of Elks
Spanish embassy protests arms shipments to Cubans
The Westminster Gazette reports Spain has protested at the foreign office over alleged English shipments of arms and ammunition to the Cuban rebels. The notice underscores tensions in Britain over foreign intervention in Cuba.
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London
Westminster Gazette
Foreign Office
Cat Outsmarts Mouse Trap in Smoke House Plunge
Tale from Alexandria Times recounts B C Willis using a large rat trap and a borrowed tom for mice in a smoke house. The mice eluded the cat by exploiting the trap’s position behind a barrel and escaped when Willis left to fetch boiling water, leaving eleven mice still inside the trap.
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B. C. Willis
Willis
Tom
Alexandria
No More Wedding Rings Says Modern Women
The World argues against wedding and engagement rings as symbols of outdated authority. It notes a shift toward practical marriage norms and cites Princess May replacing the engagement ring with an bracelet as royal precedent.
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Princess May
May
New York World
Virgin Mary home in Ephesus verified by Vatican
Antiquarians uncovered a dwelling in ancient Ephesus believed to be where Mary lived after leaving Jerusalem. The Vatican reviewed evidence and officially approved the site as the Virgin mother’s former residence, following thorough investigations and conclusive proof. An unrelated ad from 1905 appears in the same column.
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Virgin Mary
Europe
Ephesus
Asia Minor
Jerusalem
Mount Zion
Vatican
New York Recorder
Veiling Fashion Across Hues and Hemlines
A Ladies' Home Journal guide details veil styles for summer wear. It praises dotted and black veils, border placement under the chin, and the double width for slender faces. It notes color pairings with hats, gray veils for all hats, and white veils for younger faces while cautioning against evening wear.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Flexibility of the Electric Motor in Diverse Industries
Reports show the electric motor used across many sectors. During the first half of last month the power department received orders to operate printing presses saws planers in a box factory mining machinery in a coal mine bakery equipment stove blowers a fire pump a mine pump large arc light dynamos a jig crane traveling cranes and an inclined railway.
Moltke’s later reputation in Franco-German War
The text notes Helmuth von Moltke’s growing fame in 1864 and 1866, but emphasizes his principal renown came from the Franco-German War of 1870–71 when he was seventy years old.
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Moltke
Northwestern inventors receive patents last week
The list shows Charles A. Donaldson of Minneapolis for a lock hinge, Peter Norsberg of Minneapolis for a spring and air cushion, Jacob Heilbron of St. Paul for a hydrocarbon vaporizer and burner, Iver er son of Minneapolis for a combination lock, Fletcher W. Penhall of Morton for a speculum, Edward C. and G. R. Shaw of Rushmore for a band cutter and feeder, Lierbert I. Walton of Minneapolis for an automatic switch lock for railways, Allan C. Weston of Minneapolis for a toy musical wheel, Geo. A. and F. C. Gregerson of Rochester for a harness eye, North Dakota Milling Co. for trademark breakfast foods, Washburn-Crosby Co. for trademark wheat flour, with T. D. Merwin as patent lawyer in St. Paul.
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Northwestern
Charles A. Donaldson
Minneapolis
Minn
Peter Norsberg
Jacob Heilbron
St. Paul
Iver
Erson
Fletcher W. Penhall
Morton
Speculum
Edward C
G. R. Shaw
Rushmore
T. D. Merwin
Pioneer Press
Georgian Boy Dies After Bull Ant Sting in Georgia Fields
An eighteen year old Georgia farmer's son Ben Harris died minutes after a bull ant sting while hoeing cotton near Pond Springs. The insect, about an inch long with a half inch stinger, was found on his purple ankle and preserved by David Hall of Chattanooga.
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Pond Springs
Ben Harris
Harris
David Hall
Cotton Seed Meal and Corn Variations at Texas Station
Results show feeding cotton seed or meal to cows increases milk separation. South grown corn has higher protein fats and sugars than North grown corn. South planted corn improves in these elements. North planted corn in the South declines these values. Digestibility is 60 percent for corn fodder versus 42 percent for cotton seed hulls. Tile drainage improves vegetable yield and maturity. shallow tiles outperform deep tiles with up to 170 percent higher yields.
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Texas
Texas Station
South
Keeping It to Himacus Diggs and the necktie gift
Sommerville Journal reports a lighthearted exchange where Diggs questions why an old man buttons his coat to the chin. Griggs explains the reason is a present from his wife, a new necktie she bought for herself.
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Diggs
Griggs
Sommerville Journal
Try Her With This One
A brief joke exchange notes a husband teasing his wife about a funny story. Briggs mentions pre warning laughter, highlighting a light domestic humor moment in the Indianapolis Journal.
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Briggs
Indianapolis Journal
Central Room Near Station Described in Chicago Record
A Chicago Record brief recalls a questioning about a room one minute from the station. It notes a back room over the freight office and confirms the location as central to the discussion.
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Chicago Record
Seeing Into Gold Quartzic Rays At Oregon City
Dr J C Perry and W Cheney report a pioneering gold bearing rock test in Oregon City using a new ray method to reveal free gold as clearly as on the quartz surface. They shortened exposure time to about fifteen minutes due to Cheney’s induction coil, claimed the most powerful west of Chicago, enhancing mining efficiency.
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Oregon City
J. C. Perry
W. Cheney
Portland General Electric Company
Perry
Mr. Cheney
Dr. Perry
Cheney
Chicago
San Francisco Examiner
Dialogue Excerpt on Consent and Respect
A brief conversation contrasts unwanted kissing with the idea of asking for consent. The exchange highlights the moral distinction between coercion and respectful interaction, emphasizing personal boundaries and proper conduct.
Not Hurk That Way Justice You Are Charged With Stealing Chickens
The excerpt reports a mock legal exchange about stealing Col. Julep's chickens with a chorus of humorous questions. It notes Uncle Moses’ refusal to testify and a tongue in cheek tone. It also mentions the New York canal towpaths now open to bicyclists.
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Col. Julep
Moses
New York Canals
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