Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Strength and Health
A testimonial from Manon W. Sore of Collinsville Alabama describes poor health, fatigue, and vomiting improving after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla for two bottles. She reports regained weight and energy, completing housework. Sold by druggists at 1 dollar per bottle or six for eight dollars.
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J.saparte
Beevers
Low York
Mana
Strip
CaockEa
Gladstone
Ala
Hood
Manon W. Sore
Collinsville
Alatamea
Tooit
Drugeiate
Nix
Hood's
Miners prepare for broad strike across three states
Reports from Pittsburg and other cities describe the United Mine Workers planning a general strike in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia to win a 9 cent rate and oppose a 4 cent ton reduction. More than 50 000 miners may be affected as conflicts with operators unfold.
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Pittsburg
National Executive Board
United Mine Workers
American Hive
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Lake Front
Lake
Patrick Dolan
Witteburg
Chicago Chronicle
San Francisco
W. I’. Bryant
J. G. Gibson
Democracy
Emanuel Church
Blanche Lamont
Chicago
Cincinnati
Caunt Montevista
Col
Bryant
Gibson
Durrant
Hester Hicks
Henrietta Bigsby
Exhibit of Scott's Emulsion Impresses Visitors at Commerce Building
A dazzling Scott and Browne Company display in the Commerce Building features Scott's Emulsion. The exhibit includes a fisherman sculpture, bottles with noble glycerine, cod liver oil, and hypophosphites, plus a Vermont convict’s letter of thanks. The firm lists offices in New York, Toronto, London, Paris, and other cities and is highlighted at Tennessee's Centennial in Nashville.
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Commerce
Commerce Building
Scott & Browne Company
New York
Scott
George Wright
Vermont
Geo
Walcur
Scott and Bowne Company
Toronto
London
Paris
Barcelona
Milan
Oporto
Tennessee
Hawkins
Brown
Mr. Fowler
Nashville
Chicago Population Count Near Two Million in Census Review
Chicago census data by the Directory Company shows 1896 gains of 57,000 and 1897 gains between 48,000 and 50,000. Registration last fall suggests the directory estimate may understate the true population, with a national vote of about 360,000 implying a population near 1.8 million.
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Chicago
Ochicago
Directory Company
Prominent preacher confronts financial ruin and public scorn
In Jonesboro Tennessee on May 28 William A Bhierfey a respected Washington County preacher attempted suicide after financial trouble linked to a son in law misusing his name. The blast of criticism follows his public condemnations and local newspaper disputes.
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Shan
Jonesboro
Tenn
Williau A. Bhierfey
Washington County
Shorfey
Whitewash tips and temperance notices in print
A collage of prewar tips and notices includes a house painting method using lime and indigo, health ads praising Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey, a pill endorsement, and references to the Cleveland era free silver convention and Tennessee court ruling on Jarvis law. The items mix domestic advice with political and legal briefs from the period.
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Belroom
Ladies’ Home Journal
Newspapers Shape Public Thought and Advertising Power Highlighted
A historical note on the press emphasizes its role in informing the public and shaping opinion. It cites the South Pittsburg Republican praising newspapers, discusses Confederate veterans gatherings, and quotes John Wannamaker on the value of advertising while lampooning a proposed cabinet office for journalism.
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Pittsburg
Tennessee News Bits From Across The State
A collage of local notes reports religious, railroad, and business developments. Sawyers in Sevierville Presbyterians likely organize, Fentress County to get rail service, a Murfreesboro blaze hits a big livery stable, and Cates of Sparta convicted of first degree murder. Lenoir City knitting mills run at full capacity while Barnum and Bailey tour the South. Tobacco crop nearly sold, Roberts Cotton Oil Co. formed in Chattanooga with 500000 capital. East Tennessee poultry earnings rival tobacco. Thomas Matton hired to build a new iron bridge near Erwin Unicoi County with completion by June 15. A Dickson County hired man saves a boy from a copperhead bite, heroism praised. Chattanooga’s Coliseum finances patched. Green ville News notes. Tennessee cattlemen align with Kentucky in Nashville market. hog sale to follow. Robert Dunn drowns in the Tennessee River. Jefferson County Mountaineer notes engineer Matton and bridge project.
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Cates
Sparta
Lenoir City
Barnum and Bailey's
Big Circus
Tenneuiied
Robert Dunn
W. W. Dunn
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Elizabethton Mountaineer
Thomas Matton
Nola Chucky River
Erwin
Unicoi County
Col. Matson
Obion Democrat
Dave Edney
Dickson County
God
Arnica Salve Ad Promises Healing and Refund
An ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve touts cure claims for burns, ulcers, boils, salt r House fever sores and skin eruptions. It notes a money refund if not satisfied and lists McFarland & Co as the seller.
Grant Tomb ceremony bills and a beggar count
A New York report notes Controller Fitch received Jesse Grant's bill for Grant tomb dedication expenses totaling 759 dollars including 150 for self and 374 for family transportation and 234 for meals. A separate annville woman reports feeding 419 tramps in the year ending last month, with monthly tallies and seasonal peaks.
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New York
Bontroller Fitch
Jess Grant
Gen. Grant
Jesse Grant
California
Annville
Lebanon County
Fertilizer tips for corn yield and soil health
Corn responds to liberal fertilization with higher yields and soil improvement when treated with fertilizers containing at least 7 percent actual plant nutrients. Proper application on corn lands boosts both productivity and soil condition.
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Ments
Rirdercornd
Nik
Hires Rootbeer
Tee Charter ’. Hiren Co
Mayor McCarthy
St. Sun
Sono
Anya
Wilcox
Hysien
Antec
Mr. David
Miles
Ian Yrelgt
Belghe
South Bent
Senate
Selma
Alu
Hilly Grifin
Millie Griffin
Ibon
Pritchard
North Carolina
A. Campbell
Murphy
Cherokee County
Pearson
Dickey
Campbell
Government Printing Office
Elizabeth Hennigg
Brooklyn
Oma
Sholas
Troune
Pascagoula Democrat-Star
Atlanta
James Hoskins
Christ
Hoskins
Politien
Horace Greeley
Dr. Bell
Mel
Bessel
Gramtavure
Cohd
Howe
Ube
Cole
McPariend & Bolton
Ohio State
Colmbus
Toledo
M. A. Nol
W. J. Wauson
Jeptha Garrard
C. H. Sarbon
Browne
Poorman
McKinley
Towne
Anprone Court Saym
Jarvis Bt
Supreme Court
Jackson
Criminal Court
Turney
Snodgrass
United Confederate Veterans
John Wannamaker
Philadelphia
My. Wannamaker
The
Washington Post
Department of Journalism
Department of Agricultuire
Department of the Interior
Alleghaney Mountainy Range
Ty McPurland & Boiton
Stath News
Oreeks
Bollivaria
Poole
Fentress County
Sevierville
Mur
Tennessee Railroad Commission
Middle, Tennessee
Jefferson County Sunday School Association
Mount Hotel
Roberts Cotton Oil Company
Kentucky
Cumberland Park
Greenvill News
East Tennessee
Bucklen
Mooney
McFarland & Co
Jeunemists Ipenian A
Wigan
Allruggista Se
Remety Co
Chisago
McFarland & Bolton
Gouge
Shilor
Galatia
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
GROVE
Busine
Kare Dever
United States
America
Nassau St
Betton
Eee
Bs Fryers
Axul Chiitren
Amily
M.S. Miller, Jr
Wyly Miller
Miller
Ofice Koons Sand
Mitr
King Street
Iler
Wallage Avenue
Ead Street
Robt
Burrow
Johnson City
Terimnasee
Washingtoulivatster
Jolson
Valea Hections
Ww. Law
Haw Block
Market Street
Thad. A. Cox
Atorney
Law
Solcitor
Faw Bank
Chas. H. Jenings
Changorp
Srn Hoor
Hart Marildling
Kirkpatrick
C.wiliame J
Newman
Kirkpatrick, Williams & Bowman
Attorneys At Law
Chancery
Tennesce
Justice of the Peace and
Wotary Public
Faw Hock
Eies Laas
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