Girl’s painful times eased by Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Portland Indiana mother notes daughter suffered from jitters and constipation causing pain. After a relative’s suggestion, Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is used and praised. The letter urges mothers to guard daughters health and watch for headaches back pains or irritability, recommending the remedy as safe.
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Portland
Indiana
Jus
Lydia Brinkham
Stevia Newton
R. R
Lydia E. Pinkham
Arkansas Editor Backs Local Dealers
A small town England Democrat asserts that local merchants should be supported with community advertising and rejects foreign ads from Little Rock stores. Publisher W L Harmon explains the stand, noting local money stays in England and benefits schools and institutions, urging fair rates and hometown spending.
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England Democrat of England
Ark
W. L. Harmon
The
Democrat
Little Rock
Harmon
American Cloak & Suit Review
New York
England
John Smith & Co
Pep
Moving for Comforts in the Countryside to Cities
The piece notes people migrate from country towns to cities seeking comforts like gas, electricity, running water, and modern plumbing. It acknowledges the soft appeal of improvements but argues many have lived contentedly without them and that modern conveniences are spreading to rural homes anyway.
Laugh and the world laughs with you said to worry
A fragment from Lostun Transcript notes a witty line about shared mirth and personal unease. The quote contrasts collective laughter with individual concern, hinting at social perception and self awareness in humorous reflection.
Last Great Driver of the Plains Cannonball Green Dies
TD R Green known as the Cannonball Green died in Long Beach California. A pioneer driver in the West he built and ran the famed Green coaching lines from Wichita to Kingman and beyond. He joined frontier stages with Buffalo Bill and others, drove sixteen horses at a San Francisco fair, and helped connect remote settlements with civilization as the railways expanded. His passing marks the end of an era for the old Western stage lines.
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Cannonball Green
TD. R. Green
Long Beach
California
Missouri
Green
Yorifries
Borklua
New York State
Jeph Riggle
Philip Blipe
Quill Smith
Kansans
San Francisco
Coast
Prairies
Buffalo Bill
Bill Hickok
Indiana
Abilene
Fort Riley
Fort Dodge
Wichita
Kingman
Greensburg
Kiowa County
Kansas
Oklahoma
Cherokee Strip
Texan Panhandle
Civilization
Ani
Piloneer
Sympathy and the Peachtrea bandit in Georgia law
Governor Hardwick argues sympathy should differ by case as he reflects on the DuPre execution. He cites harmed families including Walker’s widow and an orphaned girl, asserting society requires the supreme law to deter youth crime and protect the vulnerable. The Savannah Press notes the need for reform and justice.
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Atlanta
DuPre
Walker
Georgia
Ravannah Press
Bethel Sacred Harp Singing Date Changed
The annual Sacred Harp Singing at Bethel moves from the fourth Sunday to the third Sunday September 17th. All Sacred Harp singers are invited to attend and bring well filled bankets. J. E. Eason.
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Bethel
J. E. Eason
Mystery of Barker's Chair and Silent Talker
A fragmentary note questions why an ordinary chair becomes talkative when Barker is near. The text hints at a mystery around Barker and a chair that seems to speak, suggesting a local curiosity or anecdote without clear details.
One-Sided View on Labor Disputes From Boston Transcript
The Boston Transcript notes a persistent dislike of negotiating from both sides and argues that many people accept compromise only if they can set the terms themselves, reflecting a narrow, self-directed approach to settling labor disputes.
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Boston Transcript
Old Progress is Running in High Hereafter
The New York Telegraph notes a satirical take on progress and memory, warning that modern advancement risks leaving only fingerprints on the police blotter rather than lasting marks on history.
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New York Telegraph
Fragmentary Note on a Boy and a Car Task
A fragmented OCR style text hints at a boy growing up with dirt and work on a car. The piece mentions drilling into tasks and future skill, suggesting a coming of age through mechanical labor. The passage reads as cryptic and incomplete with unclear names or dates.
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Spencer St
Houston
Texas
Thedford
Thedford’s
Liver Medicine
Ideal Laundry
Charley Fong
Arkansas
Kaiser
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
Goodyear
Goodyear Crees
Carrollton Tire & Implement Co
Newnan St. Roop Hardware Co
Newnan St. Carrollton, Georgia
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