Distress After Eating Pains Head Joints Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla
Testimonies from Macon and Savannah claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cured stomach distress head pains and joint aches after meals. Patients report improved appetite and lasting relief after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills, offered by all druggists.
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Hood
X. G. Fouuexponn
W. el. Jenkins
Macon
Georgia
Randolph Street
Savannah
Bush
Southern Resources Seen as Key to Nation's Growth
Editor Richard H. Edmonds argues the south will gain vast benefits from postwar American expansion. He cites Anglo-Saxon unity, native-born population nearing 95 percent, and the pivotal roles of cotton, iron, steel, and timber, forecasting Southern dominance in global trade and continued national prosperity.
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Richard H. Edmonds
Baltimore
New York
America
New York Ledger
South
New England
New
Potomac
South Carolina
Louisiana
Patrick Henry
John C. Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
Bpaig
Whintcore
Tam
Nicaragnan Canal
Far East
China
Japan
Grant
Hubbard
Texas
D. A. Tompkins
Charlotte
N. C
Belds
Wall Carld
Florida
Tawkeasee
Alabama
England
United States
North
Europe
Asia
Sonth
Mr. Edmonds
Kelley
Hotel Piedmont Jind
Southern Depot
CN. P. Brewer
C.H. Longley
Nat Fyder
Bryan and expansion debate noted by the Post
The St. Louis Post reports on William Jennings Bryan's stance on expansion, his public accessibility, and the mixed political reception. It compares Bryan to Cleveland and Bailey, and discusses potential party alignments and the likelihood of expansion shaping the next national contest.
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Bryan
St. Louis Democrat
United States
Mr. Bryan
Volunteer Army of the
Nebraska Statesman
Col. Bryan
Cleveland
Bailey
Col. Brylan
Spain
Cuba
Nebraska
Texas
Philippines
Jobn Sherman
George V
Edmonda
Grover Cleveland
Feather boas at the seashore show wear in old Philadelphia note
A clipped Philadelphia Times fragment notes feather boas used at the seashore appear worn, resembling a returned soldier with camp favor. It mentions Nubian Tea cures and a liver regimen priced at 25 cents.
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Philadelphia Times
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