Prohibition-like Local Option Gains Speed in the South
The local option spreads rapidly in the South with effects akin to Prohibition. Factories face wage disputes in Canada and violence in Kentucky. twenty million eggs move from Antwerp and Hamburg to the U S yearly. Grant’s doctors tally about 40000 in bills. Belmont county Republicans name slate. Russia faces a budget deficit and proposes a 3 to 4 percent income tax plus higher duties. Winter wheat may suffer from drought amid treasury strains.
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Afghanistan
Foresters warn of dwindling white pine and timber stocks
At a Deer Park Maryland foresters meeting a paper argued the white pine supply in the United States will exhaust before century's end and likely in Canada as well. Southern pines may last about 150 years at current use. East of the Mississippi spruce and hemlock along with hardwoods face shrinking stocks, including black walnut and ash, while other woods remain abundant with no famine expected.
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Deer Park
Maryland
United States
Canada
Mississippi River
British Cabinet Proposal Names Noted Lords and Earls
A listed lineup proposes the Marquis of Salisbury as Prime Minister with a cabinet including Sir Michael Hicks Beach as Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Stafford Northcote as First Lord of the Treasury and Viscount Cranbrook as Lord President of the Council. Other posts include Lord George Hamilton at the Admiralty Arthur Balfour at Local Government and the Earl of Caravan as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
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Marquis of Salisbury
Michael E. Hicksheach
Treasury
Stafford Northcote
Hardinge Gilford
Council
Viscount Cranbrook
Earl of Harrowby
Home Department
Richard Ashton Cross
Colonial Department
Frederick Stanley
Henry Smith
India
Lord Randolph Churchhill
Admiralty
Lord George Hamilton
Local Government Board
Arthur James Balfour
Board of Trade
Duke of Richmond and
Gordon
Edward Stanhope
Ireland
Earl of Caravan
Hon
Gibson
Prohibition Party Ohio Convention Set in Springfield
The State Convention of the Prohibition party of Ohio meets July 1 and 2 at the Wig Wam in Springfield with a 3 000 capacity. Ex Governor John P St Joan speaks at the Wednesday mass meeting and Mrs Mary A Woodbridge Dr Leonard and others speak at the Thursday ratification meeting. Railroads offer half rates. tickets needed for day meetings. evening sessions free and first come, first served.
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Prohibition Party of Ohio
Springfield
John P. St. Joan
Mary A. Woodbridge
Leonard
Big Six
District representation in 19th century Guernsey area
The note lists state senators by year from 1869 to 1883 who represented a Guernsey county district. It names James O. Amos, Captain Laughlin, J. B. Williams, F. M. Atkinson, H. A. Pearson, and W. S. Crowell, with counties of origin including Guernsey Monroe Noble and Coshocton.
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Guernsey County
State Senate
James O. Amos
Captain Laughlin
J. B. Williams
F.M. Atkinson
H. A. Pearson
W.S. Crowell
Guernsey
Monroe
Coshocton
W. S. Heade
Crowell
Wilkin
Yashoeton County
H. M. Maury
Driggs
Noble
J. H. Mitchell
George W. Crites
Tuscarawas
Crites
Barton
McMahon
Maury
Dorr
Torton
Robinson
Lleade
William Lawrence
Lawrence
la Monroe
Heade
Tannehill
Democratic Senatorial Convention at Newcomerstown
A lively convention in Newcomerstown's new city hall saw lively caucuses and factional sparring as Guernsey and other county delegations contested slate bids. William Lawrence won the final nomination for United States Senator after multiple ballots and heated debate amid cheers from supporters.
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Newcomerstown
Guernsey
William Lawrence
George Lian
Jefferson Township
Lawrence
R. B. Moore
Cambridge
Clark Rose
Millwood
H. B. Zoller
Spencer
Thomas Smith
Oxford
R. I. Scott
Barton
J. E. Fisher
Tuscarawas
Wm. Lawrence
Marshal Stanley
Noble
Remarkable Escape From Chronic Lung Ailment
Mrs Mary A Dailey of Tunkhannock Pa suffered six years with asthma and bronchitis. After trying doctors with no relief she used Dr King's New Discovery last October and felt immediate relief, then fully recovered gaining 50 pounds in a few months. Free trials at C L Wall & Co drug store. Large bottles $1.
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Mary A Dailey
Tunkhannock
Dr King
L Wall & Co
Malaria Found at Higher Elevations Across Regions
The article refutes the belief malaria stays in low areas and notes cases at various elevations. It cites Italy at 400 to 500 feet, California at 1,000 feet, the Appalachian range to 3,000 feet, the West Indies to 1,400-1,800 feet, and the Andes up to 11,000 feet in some instances.
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California
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West Indies
Andes
Law requires spark arresters on Ohio locomotives
The Ohio Legislature passed a law mandating spark arresters on all railroad locomotives in the state. Officials say this will bring relief to passengers and prevent fires along rail lines.
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Ohio
Brown's Iron Bitters Fights Neuralgia and Rheumatism
The advertisement proclaims Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy for neuralgia rheumatism and dyspepsia. It cites Mr WT Osborne of Coxville Ata as a user with good results and describes the product as restoring blood and energizing the system.
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Brown
WT Osborne
Coxville
Ata
Swift's Specific Reported Cure for Breast Cancer
A testimonial from Mrs Jane Clemons of Atlanta Georgia dated April 16 1885 describes severe breast cancer debilitating her health then credits Swift's Specific with reversing the illness after medical treatment failed. She endorses the remedy as entirely vegetable and urges others to try it. The passage also advertises The July Magazine of American History with Civil War articles and pricing.
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Swift
Jane Clemons
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Washington
Isgll
Charles P. Stone
America
Thomas Jordan
Fort Palaski
Charles C. Jones, Jr
Georgia
New York City
Maryland
Annapolis Junction
Capital
Egbert L. Viele
Potomac
Wall Street
George Rutledge Gibson
Buchanan
Horatio King
Lafayette Place
Bosanko Pile Remedy Endorsed for Soothing Cure
The ad promotes Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy as a direct treatment for piles with symptoms of back and abdominal weight, indigestion, and itching. It claims absorption of tumors and permanent relief with price 59e and seller The Dr Bosanko Medicine Co Piqua. Also notes a historical etymology of printer's devil from Caxton era.
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Bosanko
Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad Says It Cures Many Ailments
An 1890s advertisement touts Bucklen s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions claiming it cures piles with money back if not satisfied. Price 25 cents per box sold by CO L Wall Co. Feb 5 Ly
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CO. L. Wall& Co
Cambridge Market Weekly Listing Corrections
Market items list farm goods and seeds including sorghum honey tea and Clover seeds. Prices given cover potatoes, millet, alfalfa, buckwheat and grasses with varied bagged quantities and dozen counts.
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W. Linpsey
Hans Isesasa
Hans PB. W
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