Ohio Pie Maker Bakes Pies for Thirty ThreeYears
Bellefontaine correspondence reports Mrs Frank Fox of this city baked about forty pies daily over thirty three years totaling 481800 pies. If eight inch pies laid side by side would stretch over sixty miles and at five cents each grossed 96364 dollars. Also mentions eczema cure and All Hallows church opening for women workers in London Wall with needlework and reading materials provided.
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Ohio
Frank Fox
Bellefontaine Correspondence
Columbus Dispatch
London
Church of All Hallows
London Wall
London Globe
Malaria Efforts Prompt New Health Outlook
Historical notice notes campaigns to drive out malaria and strengthen health systems. It references tonic products and public campaigns, mentioning Grove's tasks and a standard formula printed on bottles. Details emphasize community health, beverage tonics, and public wellness initiatives of the era.
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Brandass Grove
Calvation Reveals Total Sum of 56306
A calevation shows that this would which makes a total sum of $56,306.
Corn Removal And Weevil Prep Span Several Topics
An ad list covers Abbotys East Indian Corn Paint claiming painless corn removal and bunion relief. It also suggests raising turkeys to combat boll weevils, notes sturdy chicks’ cold tolerance, and promotes Hicks Capuchine for women's pains with quick effects. A Zululand church built by Ndunge near Umzumbi is praised as exemplary among natives.
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Umzumbi
Zululand
Ndunge
Quabi
Khama
Bechuanaland
Pall Mall
Patterson Carries Tennessee Nomination In Bitter Primary
In Nashville on a lengthy primary with 61 ballots, Governor M R Patterson won the Democratic nomination over Carmack on the county unit plan. Carmack fought prohibition and the unit system, aided by women voters. Patterson led with a large popular and delegate margin.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
M. R. Patterson
Carmick
Lanadoh
Bell
Por
Frank Avent
Patterson
Carmack
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anti-Sabon League
Memphis
Chattanooga
la Follette
Binghamton
Shelby County
State Committee
Josiah Patterson
Charlotte
N. C
William Walton Kitchin
Congress
North Carolina
Kitchin
Locke Craig
Buncombe County
Ashley Horne
Johnston
W. C. Newland
Caldwell County
First Bale of New Cotton Fetches 35 Cents in New York
The first bale of this year’s cotton sold at the New York Cotton Exchange bringing 35 cents per pound for the mid dling grade. It hubbed from Houston to New York and was shipped to Liverpool for auction within ten days, a record for rapid handling.
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New York
Liverpool
New York City
New York Cotton Exchange
Houston
Texas
End Turkish Rule in Macedonia Sought by England and Russia
London reports England intends to end Turkish rule in Macedonia after a long history of murder and outrage. King Edward and the czar discussed an international understanding like the Algeciras agreement and an invitation is said to extend to the United States to join a conference on Macedonia.
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London
England
Macedonia
Edward
Algeciras
Morocco
United States
Russia
Five Die As Train Strikes Washout Near Chadron Nebraska
Five people are killed when an eastbound freight train on the Chicago and Nebraska Western hits a washout caused by heavy rains near Chadron. The deceased include engineer Willis Graham, fireman O. C. Weyers, brakeman Fred Ebener, and two unidentified men who were stealing a ride.
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Chadron
Neb
Chicago and
Nebraska Western Road
Willis Graham
O. C. Weyers
Fred Ebener
Salary Cut Restored for Southern Railway Employees
Washington announces all Southern railway employees will have salaries restored to pre February 1 levels by July 1, excluding the president and vice presidents. The notice notes postponement of wage reductions outside Washington to October 1, with 10 percent cuts still in effect for top officials in Washington.
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Washington, DC. C
Southern Railroad
Washington
B. Thompson
Southert
Atlanta
Binley
Southern
Wde
Southern Railway
Road
Interstate Commerce Commission rules coal rates in Jelico Augsta case
The Interstate Commerce Commission upholds that coal transport from Jelico Tennessee to Augusta Georgia bears distinct conditions justifying higher Jelico Augusta rates. Water competition at Charleston relieves the Georgia Railroad from long and short haul violations and coal weights must be corrected with 1 percent variation minimum 500 pounds. The commission also notes Bristol Tennessee conditions allow lower through rates while through Johnson City to Morristown remains unlawful.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Georgia R. R
Southern
Washington, D. C
Georgia Railroad Company
Jelico
Bristol
Tenn
Johnson City
Southern Railway
Morristown
Pittsburg Postoffice Official Charged In Embezzlement
Frank T. McCabe, superintendent of the Pittsburg postoffice money order department, is under arrest charged with embezzlement after the department was found $7,851 short. He claims a Sunday cash robbery four years ago led to his actions and says he returned more than $2,000 before the shortage was detected. He posted a $2,500 bond after a preliminary hearing.
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Postoffice
Pittsburg
McCabe
Roosevelt vessel arrives in New York as Peary plans polar trek
The Roosevelt, Peary’s expedition ship, reaches New York while Commodore Peary is in Maine. Madrid reports Congo tragedy with the Ville de Bruges las May sank. four Europeans killed by cannibals and 70 Africans drowned. Chippewa grimly aground after striking Montauk rock. Melon harvest draws crowds on Long Island shores amid washed ashore fruit frenzy. Clinton Minnesota tornado kills seven and injures 25 destroying homes and churches. Sultan awards Mrs Roosevelt and daughter Ethel Grand Cordon of Cherakat. no reply yet. Texas garnishes all money owed Standard Oil in the state.
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Roosevelt
Robert EB. Peary
New York City
Commodore Peary
Maine
Madrid
Spain
Africa
Congo
Ville de Bruges Las May
Clyde Line
Montauk
Connecticut
Long Island
Clinton
Minn
Turkey
Cherakat
Ethel
The Englishman's Admiration for the Jap Draws Mixed Reactions
A digest of period notices notes Anglo Japanese sentiments causing friction with Canadians, while a stray medical ad promises Dr Kline’s nerve restorer and Hicks’ Capucline Cures Headache. Also mentions handwriting experts identifying typing styles as a sign writers face scrutiny.
Cure Corn Pain with ABnorr's East Indian Corn Paint
An ad promises quick safe relief for hard and soft corns bunions and warts with ABnorr's East Indian Corn Paint from The Ansport Co Savannah Ga. The San Francisco Chronicle is cited. Also notes Hudson Maxim and Alexander Graham Bell predicting aerial navy in future war at a New York banquet.
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Abboty
Tax Amorr Co
Savannah
Abnorr
Ansport Co
San Francisco Chronicle
New York
Hudson Maxim
Alexander Graham Bell
Cure for eczema praised in Montreal letter
A Montreal reader claims Cutieura Remedies cured a 25 year eczema on the leg after doctors failed. She reports swelling subsided, new skin formed, and the doctor praised its use. The letter is dated February 20, 1907, at 277 Montana Street.
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J. B. Renaud
Montana &T
Montreal
Que
Fragmented Historic Ad Snippets From The Baltimore Paper
A collage of vintage notices and ads appears, citing Allen's Foot-Base for foot care, Mrs Winslow's Syrup for teething, and brief editorials on ministers and naturalist views. The text threads through healthcare, education, and natural lore with period tone and minor brand mentions.
Eczema Cure Promoted by Shuptrine Terrenine Soap
J R Maxwell of Atlanta touts Shuptrine Terrenine and soap as curing severe eczema after trying six remedies. The advertisement claims a neighbor's recommendation and lists pricing and availability. Also included is a note about former U S Congressman James C McGrew aged ninety eight, praising his health despite injuries.
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J. R. Maxwell
Atlanta
J. T
Dept. A
Savannah
No Use Bothering Visitor Keeps Eye On Door At Luncheon
An engineer from the north visits a large restaurant for luncheon and keeps watching the door. A friend asks what he is watching and the engineer replies that he is watching Topcont while insisting there is no call to bother him. The exchange occurs during a midday meal.
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Hove
Philadelphia Ledger
Sunderlang
London
Aly
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Health Restores Women
Advertising copy touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as highly effective for female ailments. It claims testimonials from over a million women, notes avoidance of drugs, and says the product heals by nourishing the feminine system and preventing surgeries.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia
Lydia PB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia H. Pinkham
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Congress of the United States
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