Cannot Forget Carthage in Frazersburg June 27, 1898
A reader from Frazersburg Ohio writes to The Record describing harvest prospects, with wheat yielding well and peaches expected by the Fourth. He notes ample corn, local business leadership for an association, political shifts, and friendship with Ed Hill, adding nostalgia and wishes for Carthage’s prosperity.
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F. H. Holt
Carthage
E. N. Hill
Correction to the Record on Hu King Eng’s Work
The correction notes Hu King Eng works at the Methodist Mission in Foochow and nearby areas, far south of Shanghai. It clarifies Li Hung Chang’s family lives in Tientsin, far north of Shanghai, and states she has never served as physician to his family.
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Hu King Eng
Foochow
Shanghai
Li Hung Chang
Tientsin
King
Howard
Methodist Mission
Amer
Stevenson
Judicial clarity on Confederate bonds and imperial textiles discussed
A reprint surveys Supreme Court stance on guardian investments in Confederate bonds and notes the broad, enabling ruling. It also reviews Textile America on ramie fibers, Philippine fabric uses, and a critique of magazine editorials, ending with calls for action on the Danish West Indies purchase.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Georgia
Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Confederate States
Confederacy
Great stir in Norway on prohibition experiments
The text notes Norway's prohibition experiment as failing, with illicit stills in kitchens and rising drunkenness, offering a lesson on the ineffectiveness of special temperance policies. It claims Norselanders have long been among Europe's most insatiable drinkers.
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Norway
Europe
American women may set fashion by using domestic dressmakers
The piece argues sympathy for Spain would backfire as Paris fashion houses lose American trade. French papers offered services to the US but were declined, provoking a backlash. It claims American women spend heavily on Paris gowns yet may turn to home designers, boosting American talent and domestic production.
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Cincinnati
New York
Spain
Washington
State Department
France
Paris
United States
Dr Caldwell’s Pepsin Tonic Ad Sparks Digestion Relief
An old advertisement promises bright days and singing birds when digestion improves. It urges keeping Dr Caldwell’s Isfup Pepsin in the house and using as directed to cure indigestion, noting price and packaging details and availability at Coffin’s Drug Store.
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Coffin’s Drug Store
Dr. Caldwell
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