Shackleton Reaches Far South on Antarctic Voyage
Lt. E. H. Shackleton led the British National Antarctic Expedition aboard the Discovery, pushing toward the Ross Ice Barrier and King Edward's Land. He and Capt. Scott and Dr. Wilson saw the farthest south yet, noting dogs died, limited supplies, and a 270 mile record over ice. The Discovery remains trapped in ice near Mount Erebus, with Morning expected to rescue some crew and explosives to blast a path. Shackleton travels to England to report to the Royal Geographical Society.
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Old Civil War Veteran Returns Home After Amnesia
In 1900 a farmhand named Andrew McCabe suffers a head injury and regains memory near the state capital. Doctors reveal he is actually John Lupton, missing since Nashville in 1864, reuniting him with his wife and son after decades apart.
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Let Stock Rae Often in Alfalfa
A Dairy and Creamery writer notes cattle thrive on clover and alfalfa when allowed to graze freely with no bloat. He recommends placing rock salt lamps in fields to tempt salt intake, a method others have adopted successfully. An old doctor is cited praising salt in water as a simple indigestion remedy with bloating and gas.
Startling Evidence For Dr King New Discovery
Fresh testimony in great quantity declares Dr Ki New Discovery for Consumption and related illnesses. McFarland Henterville reports cure after three years ofBronobilie and long throat troubles. Trial bottles free, regular size 50¢ and $1.00. Also notes Electoral College counts and 1848 daylight comet sighting. Immigr ation estimates to June 30 reach 600000.
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T. J. McFarland
Uncle Reubens Opinion on Chamberlains Tablets
An aging advertisement voice extols Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a mild pleasant laxative. It claims easy action and prompts appetite, urging readers to try the product for relief from digestive discomfort. Sold by Mrs M Schneiders & Co.
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