Clark Cabin Famed Landmark of Kentucky History
The century old Mulberry Hill log cabin near Louisville marks the start of the Lewis and Clark expedition in 1803. Built circa 1784 by Gen Jonathan Clark, it remains largely unchanged with adjacent slave quarters and Hadley family ownership. The site has been proposed as a permanent home for the state fair to preserve its historic value.
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Louisville
Newberg
Bardw
Great Northwest
Lew and Clark
Pacific Coast
Jonathon Clark
William Clark
Lewis and Clark
George Rogers Clark
Northwest Territory
Missouri
St. Louis
Pual
Northwest
Pacific
Loutayne
Meriwether Lewis
Hark
St. Louie
Mulberry Hill
Clark
Hadley
Louisvisle
Tobacco policy halts workers in YMCA project case
A Wilmington notice bans tobacco use during the erection of a YMCA building designed by Frank Miles Day & Brother. Smokers risk instant dismissal via the architect or contractor. In a separate suit, Dr Daniel F Hoehdoerfer seeks an injunction to stop his neighbor from hanging clothes on a vacant lot between their homes, claiming nuisance from gar ments flapping in the air.
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Wilmington
Del
Young Men's Christian Association of Anisesty
Frank Miles Day
Louis
Christian F Bender
Daniel F. Hoehdoerfer
Circuit Court
Calfornia Avenue
Bender
Hoehdoerfer
Garmenta
Hochdoerfer
Man jailed for wounding ghost in Meiningen court case
Berlin citizen Bach pleaded in the Meiningen criminal appeal court that his attack on a ghost in the churchyard was accidental. He armed with a revolver and sword, struck a man he believed to be a specter, received six months imprisonment, and the court upheld the sentence citing ghost protection.
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Berlin
Bach
Court of Criminal Appeal
Meiningen
Koenig
Hach
Rhan
Haci
Rose on the Apple Tree in Captain Chamberlin’s Orchard
Residents of Bradford report a freak of nature in Captain P. S. Chamberlin’s apple orchard. A tree of greening apples bears a rose blooming atop a limb with rose leaves and thorns nearby. The origin of the rose seed remains a mystery as locals wonder how it came to grow in the tree. Cryptic marvel draws curiosity amid cluster apples and unusual bloom.
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Bradford
Chamberlin
Captain Chamberlin
Weird Tongue Sermon and Phonograph Clergy Mix
York Pa evangelist Albert BE Rojabn from Dallastown claims gift of speaking and writing in an unknown tongue. He says a southern visit yielded a translating woman. A La Mattre vicar buys a phonograph to chant liturgy as staff rotate and wind the device. Fortwell of Laaaaiehy NJ recalls Electric Bitters claim a cure after three bottles.
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York
Albert BE
Rojabn
Dallastown
South
Mans. Parin
la Mattre
Fortwell
Laaaaiehy N. C
Guarana H.C. Miller's
Rongin
Wm. A. Prive Oi
A Valuable Lesson From John Pyansaat on Diet Pills
John Pyansaat of Stag- Kio' ind. recalls a lesson from six years ago and describes trying new cafe pills with increasing use. The fragmented text mentions Miller's and draggint, but the meaning is unclear and lacks coherent context.
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John Pyansaat
Ind
Peeenreee
Miller
Hints To Housekeepers And Homemade Saratoga Chips
Tips for housekeepers on liver health with Dr Caldwell’s Kesey Syrup Pepain sold by all druggists. Also notes on making Home-Made Saratoga Chips using a potato slicer, boiling, frying, and draining to reduce fat. praises chips as picnic fare and contrasts with less common store versions.
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Saratoga
Fannie Merritt
Walt
Hunting for Trouble and a World of Remedies
A collage of quotes and ads features Charles Walters of Allegheny praising arnica salve for injuries and ailments, a stolen watch tale, Fliegende Blatter mischief, Chamberlains remedy success stories, and a Mississippian father recounting a sick child’s recovery, ending with a London joke about rain and a boy’s breakfast vow.
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California
Bucklen
Charles Walters
Allegheny
Sierra Oo
Mr. Waltern
Itonen
H.C. Miller
Testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Remedy in Concord
A reader from Concord praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for saving her life during a severe stomach illness spread by a cane-related measles episode. She credits the product with her recovery and endorses it publicly, noting ante purchases by local dealer Miller.
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Hves
Chamberlain
Mia
J. B. Jounster
Linton
Miss
H.C. Minoan
Sam
Gwin
Concord
Ante
Miller
Non-Resident Notice in Tennessee land dispute
A court notice declares non residents of the state Ayidy Thompson Joseph Kelley and Alfred Kelley may have an interest in about 0 acres in Washington County Tennessee. It orders all unknown heirs to appear by the first Monday of September before the Clerk and Master to defend a bill in a case brought by Isaac Catshall and wife and others. Publication is ordered in the Johnson City Comet for four consecutive weeks. July 12 1907. B A Shipley and W P Young include attorneys Cox and Selle.
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Thomson
Ayidy Thompson
Joseph Kelley
Alfred Kelley
Thomas Kelley
Harriet G. Olen
Caroline KE. Kelley
Washington County
Tenn
Marrist G. Clem
Caroline FP. Buapeon
Little Limestone Creek
John Ryland
Jamesboro
Isaac Catshall
Johnson City
B.A. Shipley
W. P. Young
D.C
M. Cox & Selle
Attys
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted For Kidney Relief
An old advertisement version touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and kidney trouble. It quotes Josaph Archur of Johnson City Tennessee praising the remedy after trial at Patterson Free Co. store and credits Mrs Eva Uncapher for another recovery using Dr King’s New Discovery. The piece also mentions Dr Shoop products and teething syrup for babies, all presented as trusted cures.
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Dean
Johan City
Joboccn
Josaph Archur
Mainstreet
Johnnson City
Tenn
Patteo Pree Co
Doan
Prion
Easter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Chad
Dr. King
Mre
Eva
Grovertown
Stark Go
H. O. Miller
Hagery
Own
Non-Resident Notice in Blountville Tennessee
Mary BE Wills suit against Jacob Wills and four minor children in Chaney Court Blountville seeks sale of ten acres. Defendants Jacob Wills Jr and minors reside Wise County Virginia. publication required for four weeks in The Comet Johnston City to appear by first Monday in September 1907 or defense will be confessed.
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Jacob Wille
Mary BE. Wills
L. G. Rogan
William
David Roller
Chaney Court
Blounteille
Tennessee
Jacob Willa, Jr
Bis
Claud
Annie
Daniel
Jacob Wills
State of Ten
Wise County
Comet
Johnson City
Washington County
Tenn
Sullivan County
Tember
Blonntville
Anid Hill
Blountville
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Clark Cabin
Kentucky
Germany
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Nature
Secretary of Agriculture
Altoona
Martin Chasman
Rommel
London
Chamberline
Chancery Court
Jonesboro
Trane Catshaw and Wife
Et al
W. M. Lee Et al
Cleveland
Gorman
Patrice
Yonkers Stateman
Washington Herald
Bo Sou
Houston Post
Phille Clerk and
Masta
Phltier
Guy Tailorers
Pointa West
Toy
Bristol
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Knoxville
Loutaville
Dt Louis
Fupmew
Memphis
Southern Railway
Dallas
Texas
S. G. VanOstrand
Gay St
Knoxville
Hoop
Dr. Bhoop
Dr. Shoop
Tno. F. Pierce
West Market Street
Cargille’s Art Gallery
Kodaks
Kodak
Excelent
New Orleans
Southwest
J.C. Conn
Chattanooge
Tono
Eree
Absoute Saftee
Tk Mountain Branch National
Sului
Ery Howe
Bowie
Unaka National Bank
Johnson
Watauga
MM. C.leacel
Nhiske
Qvaster
Fa Mnake
West
the Caster Co., Inc
Roanoke
Connor Bros. Furniture Co
Smyrna
Axminster
The
Bristol Telephone Company
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