Fragmented 19th century health ad and literary notes
The passage blends an old medical pitch praising Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney and urinary ailments with unrelated postscript on literary criticism and a local civic report. It mentions a Hartford address and various figures, but the readable core centers on the remedy and its claimed cure, plus peripheral social commentary and town events.
Atlanta Session Draws BY PLUA Delegates Amid Hospitality
Bad Uron arriving at Atlanta, the BY PLUA annual session drew a large crowd of delegates and visitors. Hotels offered low rates, and Southern hospitality greeted guests as organizers arranged accommodations. The program featured expert speakers and a choral reading, with emphasis on missions and education in the South.
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Uron
Atlanta
PLUA
Aldanta
Wille Searen
New York
Garthern
Tran
Allanta
Gene Leral
Additton
Porter
Oessagon
Amarien
Ablanta
Baptist Dalan
Baptist Union
T Ie Presbyterian Church
Cartersville
Georgia
Ney Ataia House
Nakanty
Gurely
Atlanta College
Athiuy
Baltimore & Cie Railrad
Hairston
Lanny
Ian
Booker Wash
Gospal
Lade
Michigans
Phere
Nabanly
Uae
Prieinal Canfass
Fremendvanda
Cape May
Anpeseinty Sala
Italy Beach
Ocean City
Seadale
Itv
Wildwaord
Nod
Sireyer
Mr. White
Roc
Clark
Avanta
Tumdah
My. White's Church
Brothers of Sin
Jones
Caligan
Chas. IT. Smith
Fide Presbyterian Church
Caspville
Formar
Cass County
Sherman
Cass
Ib la
Barbow
Casa
Oitlvan
Cartersvile
Marlying
Jo Colby
Berar
Marlette
T. Brownlee
Ab Murl
Steubenvilles
A. OG
Daminon
Connard
Camani
O.s J. M. Brown
Caldwell
Ney
Wong
Martin
New England
Indictments Involving Ex Congressman and Cashier Trade
Far south court in Heauklya hears two federal indictments against ex congressman Driggs Ate and Brandy Dent company officers for alleged misdeeds in selling cashiers and securing a government contract. George W. Averer named in the first indictment. other names include George F. Miller. Indictments allege unlawful sale of cash machines at 125 each and improper inducement to obtain government contracts. A Tokyo privy council note discusses Marquis and Yamagata’s roles and implications for diplomacy and Russia Manchuria policy. Outlaws remain at liberty after a July escape. judge Gray accepts arbitration board post. miners expected to return to work. King Charles to visit Portugal and American naval entertainments planned. Major Delmar defeats The Abbot in a trotting purse. Navy orders plan shifts. Roanoke wheel stopped during tribute.
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Georgy W.eaverr
Brandy Dent Company
George F. Miler
Thatiime
United States
Naljee Department
Marquis
Tokyo
Japan
Marquis ]To
Connon
Sai
Ie Laiter
Mataueheta
Yamagata
Marania la
Russa
Manchuria
Dr Case Promises Cures Across Wide Range of Ailments
Dr F Leonard Case offers new methods using X ray and electrotherapy to treat chronic diseases of the respiratory and digestive systems, nervous disorders, and many private ailments. He advertises guaranteed cures, free consultation, and says thousands of patients have been treated with a confidential correspondence practice in Cambridge Ohio.
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Dr. Gase
Bright
Ted Werte
Benin
George Parner
Ohio
Case
MS Specialarizen
Sunys
Koous Gand
Coley Block
Sti Tre France Medical Institute
United States
Canada
Mexico
Inc Univers Il
Cautie Us
Lara Bay
Jared Prosiace
Medical Institute Co
Gay St
Columbus
State House
France
P.O
Lou, Mathood
Conorrhen
Expluss
Cele
Reece
Certificate of deposit offers 3 percent for 3 to 12 months
The Commercial Bank Company of Cambridge Ohio issues a certificate of deposit of especial advantage to idle money. This certificate bears interest at 3 percent if held more than 3 months and less than 12 months and per cent if held 12 months or over. Checking accounts are accepted on liberal terms.
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Tayas
Tarriott Presscot
Reba
Askane
Hase
Anbh
Addison
Steele
Marke Gorell
Aga Romange
Rinds
Walter Scott
Beckford
Mook” Lewis
Carelli
Shakespeare
Sir Peter
Treaven
Rohord Tayersol
Knights of Chivalry
Bayard
Sidney
Baleigh
Margaret Risland
Oo Sunothan
Teast
Genilla
Tim
Miehb
Sterling T
The
Commercial Bank Company of
Cambridge
Ohio
Opening session of Young People's Christian Union Synod
The first Synodical convention of the Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church opened at the Colonial Theatre with a large audience. Rev Oliver W Stewart, chair of the National Prohibition convention, spoke on Christian citizenship, urging unity for stronger temperance action and church support for prohibition while praising local leaders and the convention's program. The session featured prayers, Bible studies, and addresses by local ministers and returned missionaries, with resolutions pledging active wartime like effort in moral reform and broad outreach.
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Young People’s Christian Unien
United Presbyterian Church
Colonial Theatre
Oliver W. Stewart
National Prohibition Covention
Roy
Stewart
Pulius
U. P
R. ¥. White
Horath
Mgr. White
Joseph Kyle
Miladelphua
BR. Y. White
Thase
Jte
Jesus
T. D. Edwar
The
Mist
U.P. Cbarch
P.O. C
Cambridge
U. B P
W. P. Aiken
Milnersville
D. W. McQuiston
East Liverpool
Joseph Kye
Ife
Clyde
Amos
Wheeling
Jiseph Kyle
Nenachase
Wore Et
F. TE. Dean
Salineville
W. M. Klopping
Uniontown
Puofe
Sugh High Naugh
Wis Issad
G. Vw. Miller
Wabelital
Obandaation
Bab
Church
Jesus Christ
Mae Adhis
Hutchman
Zanesville
Canmnailtee
Chandlersville
Mme Gillen
Sir Clairsville
John Park
Mansfield
Hiey
Manna
de IL McConaha
Annie Junkin
Joseph Joyle
Ex‘mple
M. Chalmers
Pittsburg
Mev
CG. Pinkerton
Detroit
Christ
Paul
Hey
the Lord
A.W. Martin
Pairgrave
Mich
Chillistian
A. Synod
G. CG. Webstur
New Gontard
J. GC. Manley
Canton
Poe
KK. McGlurkin
Piltsbur
Gor
Bo Mn Relph Churc
Columbus
Serry
Ohio Sabbinth School
Rey
Itanna
Praia
I McQuiston
T. A. Hanna
Bruce
Leshalian
Earth
India
Egypt
Soudan
Anna
Junkin
Thomas Lf. Wanna
Amelia Mathews
Hwatt
Plano
Teace
Olver W. Stewart
Chicawo
Steward
Hink Tle
Ligrr
Nortralig
Sayd
Ute
Ohio
Ghio
Ili Aphian
North ‘Dakota
Kiunsis
Maine
Apphaise
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New Britain Ave
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Powess
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Neilly & Co
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Remiein
Owen Brislen
Stoallwood
Gus Johnson
Minto Bros
Jernoon
Jouiae
Miliena
Vastory
Bette
Thomas
Volliol
Suny
Carella
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bin Branelsea
Los Angeles
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Anuiaulis Naval Academy
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Paneubl
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Auinite
Cape Mag
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Conmiereda
Jurigablan Assouiatoar
Peunsyvinia Lines
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Texevrlisun
Pitsburg
Necoai Ponty
General Chaventian
Patal Abe Slinence Union of America
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Vrusteen’ Meeting
Ccm
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Martin New Canenal
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Fale
Poste Cites Departas Ai
Cheralay
Sven Bile
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York
Uty
Unitad
Heauklya
Hang
Federal Grind Jrng
Federal Grind
Pacenvide
Cal
SuVvine Rogers
Pilot Hill
Wiliam Graan
Placer Country
B.D. Roden
Coal Operatora’ Association
Charles
Yishon
Portugal
King Charles
Cotton
Juncheon
Brooklyn
High Court
Military
Naval
Chiaficiala
Alpany
N.Y
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Washington
Navy Department
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Livhon
Frey
Rowan
Ley du Sale
New York Ap
Pacific
Roanoke
Norfalkk and Western Railroad
F. Leonard Case
Cambridge, Ohio
John S&t
Camesh
Burpee
Atlee Burpee
Philadelphia
St Synodical Convention
P. A
White
Dr. Moore
Chase Chhy
Virginia
J. G. White
Guy
Hstella Dickey
Erie
G. O. Miller
I T A. Tanna
W. R. Jamson
Graham
McQuister
Mur
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New Jerusalem
Jayne
Serwick Hotel
France Medical Institute
France Medical Insitute Co
Ayer
Chas, E. Hartman
Gibbstown, N
Tate
Ayerts
Jr. Ayer CO
Lowell
Mass
A. W. Chase
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
Sayar
Chaao
Cray Mapidise Co
Buffalo
A.W. Chase
Gore
Pas Ae
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