Cullman Alabama's German Settlement Town Prospect
Mr. Borror opens with notes from Cullman North Alabama detailing a German settlement begun thirteen years ago near the South and North Alabama railroad. The piece describes population, industries, services, climate, health, agriculture, and growth, portraying Cullman as a rising market and potential summer resort with new buildings and extensive shipments of strawberries grapes and livestock.
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Cullman
South & North Alabama
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Alabama
United States
Gulf Coast
Seldamn
Callmann
Is the Most Pleasant Country to Move To
The text praises a country as most pleasant for relocation, noting that currently low land prices are rising and real estate values are increasing steadily. The author signs as AW. W. T. NER.
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AW. W. T. Ner
Farmer Plow Test Wins Robb Delegate Favor
A Pittsburg Dispatch report recalls a district attorney race where John Robb won a farmer's support by proving his farming skill. Robb challenged a granger during a doorstep canvass, plowing two furrows to demonstrate competence. The farmer then pledged to back Robb as a delegate.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
John Robb
Robb
Sam
Rabb
Granger
Vow Souls are Saved and a Public House Tale
A dying wife in England testifies to salvation after reading a torn extract from an American newspaper of Spurgeon. The piece traveled from London to America to Australia before reaching England, showing that God’s word yet travels widely. The LaGrange Reporter notes talk of shifting road overseer jurisdiction from grand juries in Troup County to the Board of County Commissioners, arguing it would speed work and curb fines.
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England
Hele
Nottingham
Christ
Spurgeon
Australia
a_ serson
London
America
LaGrange
Troup County
Board of County Commissioners
Eckson
Edison
Henry
Mat
Jenry
Flenry
Moltie
Mollie
Iris
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional remedy for catarrh and its severe forms. It claims the medicine works through the blood to reach every part of the body and provides a radical permanent cure, prepared by C. I. Hood & Co. in Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Dan Welton
Sooi
Selse
A. Ball
Haen
Jama
Ohio
Ilood
Stegi F. Nixon
Cambridgeport
Mass
Hool
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Buckten’s Arnica Salve Promises Cures for Various Ailments
An old advertisement proclaims Buckten’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and skin eruptions. It asserts it will cure piles or no payment required, promising perfect satisfaction and listing price.
A Novel Scene in Read House at Chattanooga
A crowd fills room 3 in the Read House as Harmon Taylor and Alf Taylor arrive in Chattanooga after speaking in Dayton. The brothers host a musical surprise with two violins, mingle with Republicans and Democrats, and receive cheers from the crowd before addressing the band and promising a Nashville visit after the election.
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Chattanooga
Elouse
L. Taylor
Ilun
A.A. Taylor
Dayton
So'elock
Col
Joe Clift
Bob
Alf
Arkansaw
Fisher
Chicamauga Guards
Nashville
Flo
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Merreli
I. i
R. C. McDaniel
Hocente-10
Mandeville
Carroll Nursery
Rolls
A.W. Allen
Semple
Allen
City Hall Square
New York
City Wall
Post Office
New York City
Wallautnute
Brooklyn Bridge
Venient Hotel
Jzunch
Cullman, Alabama
Toole
Buckten
Arnica
Harmony
Tennessee
Mollice
Fle
Wes
Tie
Dutton
G. A. Lofton
Jesus
Gideon
Phaleianas Sali
Asoto
Bowe Hellotype Pracenty
Shellenton Nase
Makalee Omar OT
Chemicak
Clingman
Hearney
Perkins Wind Mill
Conatin
Mishawaka
Udiana
Dixie” Co
Atlanta
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Dixie
Gon Ag
Vue
Dextre
Constitution” Building
Atlanti
Bradfield
Ateanta
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J. Bradfierd
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Jesse Boring
Bradieki
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