Park's Station Correspondents Share Local News
Park's Station notes visitors and arrivals from Callooka Lynnville Leftwich Groveland and Nashville. Families Mr and Mrs EJ Park Mr and Mrs Ervin Morer and others hosted gatherings. Local school progress under Mrs Joe Orr, with some illnesses and improving conditions among residents.
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J. H. Farnaworth
Janie and
Marie
Nashville
E. M. Sherrell
Vayetteville
J. W. Moore
Bettie Coker
Lynnville
EJ. Park
Cullooka
Mra. Tindell
Leftwich
Joe ‘Orr
Lewisburg
Morgan Bryant
Dora Watwo
Clifford iKserves
George White
Brown's Ol Ointment Promises Piles and Eczema Relief
It Cares Piles and Eczema patrons report quick relief from Brown's Ol Ointment. Charles Jonve of Nashville recalls long suffering since 1882 and credits the product with better results than others. Rufus Benson of Michigan notes a fourteen year eczema healed in three weeks, sleeping better after first use. Also advertised is Brown Ol Ointment in a porcelain jar and P. D. Oil with listed price and local sellers.
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Charles Jonve
North College Street
Nashville
Rufus Benson
Vfornnvillé
Mich
Eczuma
W. BP. Yoldridge A. B. Rains
Harlan & Crosthwait
J. A. Titcomb
Geo. 8
Aicorn
Eight-Legged Horse Wows Nevada Ranch Owner
James Hughey, formerly of this county and brother to Laura Brazier and Annie Sharber, writes of a remarkable eight-legged horse he owns in Nevada. The fully grown animal travels on eight legs with two extra that do not touch the ground. Hughey declined a $1,000 offer and plans to exhibit the horse, hoping to make a fortune.
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James Hughey
Laura Brazier
Laulaville
Annie Sharber
Andrews
Hughey
Nevada
Ian Pretty
Bey
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Nervine War
A promotional notice claims a universal stomach cure named South American Nervine War. It asserts lasting relief from indigestion and weakness, promises a tired dose leads to relief, and touts safety and world-wide efficacy. Sold by A B Ratios, druggist.
Balfour as a Philosopher in Scottish Land Slump
The new British Premier Mr. Balfour endures a land value drop in Scotland yet maintains philosophical calm. He recalls times in the House of Commons when critics tried to provoke him but only drew his wit, saying he learned of Tom’s ruin by others and would not have learned it otherwise.
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New York Times
Balaam
Antalins
Congress
Untold Bronchitis Cured by Dr. King's New Discovery
J Hi Johnston of Broughton recounts years of bronchitis misery and inability to work until Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption cured him. His wife suffered asthma until it helped her as well. The ad touts the medicine as the best lung disease remedy and offers a $1,000 trial bottle at P Woldridge's drug store.
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J. Hi. Johnston
Broughton
Dr. King
Woldridge
Earthquakes Hit Santa Barbara Area Causes Damage
A quake in upper Santa Barbara County jolted Lompoc Santa Ynez Bailoni Los Alamos and nearby towns early this morning. The strongest shock struck Los Alamos where heavy damage occurred with residents fleeing. No deaths or serious injuries reported though telephone lines were interrupted.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Santa Bara County
Lompoc
Santa Ynez
Bailani
Los Alamos
Uo Alamos
Gates and a Million Dollar Idea
The piece portrays Gates as chasing a million dollars with bold schemes and public mockery. A sprightly, roguish tone describes wealth, luck, and audacious plans, with a side note about Dr. New Life Pris beauty claims and a sales pitch at 2 cents.
Large Mount Pleasant raid nets many arrests on road duty
Sheriff Hight and deputies Girardh and Erwin with Constable Goad led a Saturday night raid at Mt. Pleasant. Fifty three African Americans were arrested including twenty six suspected craps shooters and twenty seven held for failure to work the road. Warrants were sworn before Mt. Pleasant magistrates.
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Hight
Girardh
Erwin
Goad
Mt. Pleasant
Bright Prospects for Oil in Maranall County
Columbia gentlemen engaged in Maranall county oil prospect report strong gas flow. Well 18 down 640 feet with powerful gushing oil smell. Experts in charge enthusiastic and predict a fine oil flow unseen before.
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Columbia
Maranall County
Soldiers Win at Arsenal Base Ball
Arsenal team defeats Columbia Hard Heads by 110 to 0 after a Saturday game at the Arsenal. A second Monday game between Forest Grove boys and Arsenal ends 12 to 0 in favor of Arsenal.
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Arsenal
Columbia Hardheads
Fortreat Grove Boys
Arsenal Ring
New Great South American Kidney Cure advertised relief
A medical advertisement touts a product called the New Great South American Kidney Cure promising relief from kidney bladder and back pain in six hours. It claims rapid relief of water retention and urges purchase from A. B. Rains, a local druggist.
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Rains
Kaiser Wilhelm Sees Morgan As Blinded by Short-Term Gain
The Kaiser reportedly judged J Pierpont Morgan as absorbed in immediate issues and ignorant of long term consequences. He described Morgan as lacking in conscience or judgment, comparing him to a drayman, a farmer, and a parent who sends a child to work instead of school. The Commoner warns America has no foe as dangerous as Morgan.
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Americana
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
J. Pierpont Morgan
Kaiser
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
America
Mr. ‘Morgan
A Queer World Item Sparks Bank and Railroad Purchases
A curious piece notes in California a stranger attempted to buy a bank, was detained by police and sent to an asylum. In New York a man tried to buy a large railroad office, triggering immediate cost estimates of loss and potential gain.
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California
New York
Shat iers All Records in Pain Cure Serum Claim
An unsigned ad claims a patent medicine named Bucklenty Ar nica Salve will cure tumors and pain. The text touts hospital visits and claims the product "soon cured" ailments from nerve aches to heat pains and endorses sales at a local drug store.
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Walleage
Verhena
Aln
Woldrhige
Delicious Hot Weather Desserts From a Homemade Kitchen
A collection of old fashioned fruit desserts and creams. Instructions mix yolks, forms of custards, puddings, and fruit molds with sugar and cream. Recipes include Snow Pyramid, Fruit Charlotte, Fruit Tapioca, and simple ice cream and water ice bases with notes on serving delicately.
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Ethrine
Prodigal Son sits at table and Democratic harmony debated
Clippings discuss politics and party harmony with references to the Philippines General Smith and Knox. Mentions Washington Post Littlefield and campaign finance, with notes on Democratic reorganization and past elections.
Republican Text Book Issued for 1902 Campaign
Washington August 4 The Republican Congressional Committee issued a pamphlet style text book for the 1902 campaign. It spans eighty pages and quotes speeches by McKinley and Roosevelt and excerpts from their messages to Congress. The booklet advocates protection under the heading Protection and Prosperity and includes a record of the party from its beginning to the present.
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Washington
Republican Congressional Committee
Kkinley
Roosevelt
Congress
Judiths Garden review functioned as charming botany tale
A florid 19th century critique of Judiths Garden by Many I. Stowk Basser, praising the narrative mix of a warden, three characters including a witty refined woman, her foil Trish, and the garden itself. Notes striking typography, two color text, and binding. Price stated as F1.50 from Lothrop Publishing Company Boston.
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Garden of the Gods
Trish
Fanny
I Legion
Lothrop Publishing Company
Boston
NEXT MORNING PHILOSOPHER AND CURES AD TEXT
A fragmented ad filled with multiple aphorisms on success fame and folly. It promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for rheumatism catarrh and blood ailments claiming dramatic results and offering free medical advice by writing to a Georgia address.
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Dre Gillar
Mitchell
Atlante Ga
Fun of Camping Out and the Pleasures of Camp Life
A reflective piece extols camping as a recreation beyond hunting. It praises simple roughing it near rivers and woods, with shade, water, and firewood. It celebrates the gypsy freedom, optimistic camaraderie, and the joy of long, lazy days in nature.
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Old Neptune
Fish Is Half Cow
Atlantic City correspondent reports a cowfish caught at Young's Ocean Pier. It measures four feet two inches long and over four feet thick, weighs above 500 pounds, with a three foot wide backbone fin and a three foot wide belly fin. It has no teeth and eyes like a jewel. The creature nourishes its calf similarly and resembles a large flounder in appearance. It requires deep water to swim.
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Atlantic City Cor
New York World
Young's Ocean Pier
Jersey Comat
Illiterate Northlander Questions Arkasi Revenue Troubles
A man from the North travels through the wilds of Arkasi and remarks on prevalent illiteracy. He learns that revenue officers have busted the business, leaving it “plumb up.”
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Arkasi
Havana Fever Fears Rise as Cuban Sanitation Falters
A late 19th century news digest notes Cuba under occupation neglecting U S sanitary measures sparks fears of yellow fever in Havana and Santiago, alongside other brief items from Colorado wildfires to corrections from St Louis and odd quips from newspapers.
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New York
United States
Havana
Tiago
Rock River assembly draws twenty thousand listeners
On Sunday at the Rock River grounds Ek len M. Stone spoke of her capture by brigands and the morning tabernacle service. In August at Amex William M Beardshear, president of Iowa Agricultural College, continues a slow decline toward an end.
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Dixon
Jil
Rock River Assembly
Eklen M. Stone
Tabernacle
Amex
William M Beardshear
Jowsa Agricultural College
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