Hero Without Honor in Upsetment Ledger Anecdote
An anecdote about Gen Miles recounted in an Upstown hotel, per the Philadelphia Ledger. A slender magnetic speaker claims personal action in Cuba and Porto Rico, then identifies himself as Mr Clinc dinst a Washington photographer who claims to have photographed Miles there.
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Miles
Upstown
Philadelphia Ledger
Santiago
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mr. Clinc~ Dinst
Washington
Nervous disorders and a testimonial for Dr Miles remedies
A testimonial from Mrs Harrit Gravitt of Roanoke Virginia describes severe nervous trouble. She credits Dr Miles Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills with restoring health after years of distress and failed treatments. The ad notes Dr Miles remedies are sold by all druggists and offers a free book on nervous and heart diseases.
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Miles
Nervine
Grabius
Roanoke
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Thoroughly Incompetent Vagrant Given Ninety Days
A judge questions a detainee in a Baltimore case on vagrancy. The man says he was a drug store owner a year ago but cannot make a living now. The justice, frustrated at the failed venture, declares the man should be put away permanently after sentencing him to ninety days.
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Thomas Jeiftum
Thomas E. Watson
Watson
Uap Svates
Sunny Pouin
Young Men and Women urged for practical legislators
The Cobb County Courier advocates a legislature filled with practical businesspeople rather than career politicians. It calls for a working majority of experienced lawyers, merchants, farmers, manufacturers, teachers, doctors, and mechanics to reform lawmaking and discourage young lawyers from pursuing political office. It also promotes the North Georgia Agricultural College in Dahlonega as a valuable investment with tuition free study and strong programs.
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Cobb County Courier
North Georgia Agricultural College
West Point
B.S. Avis
Dahlonega
Vicar Hexlon’s Sermon Trick In Conflict With Ritualism
The Boston Post reports the vicar Hexlon in a Fifth Avenue Hotel cafe discussing how sermons may produce the opposite of their intended effect. He recalls a miser who, after a charity sermon, resolved to turn beggar, illustrating unintended outcomes. Clove remedy anecdote follows.
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Hexlon
Bishop Potter
New York
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Boston Post
Mr. Fillingham
John
Fragmented OCR Brief with Numeric Echoes
OCR snippet shows scattered numbers and letter groups. No readable names, events, or locations to anchor a proper news item. Unable to determine a definite article subject or facts for a concise headline or summary.
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