Columbia Candy Kitchen Ad Teases Best Fancy Christmas Boxes
Columbia Candy Kitchen on 67 Calhoun Street opposite Court House claims lead in pure candies and sweet mixtures at low prices. They state all candies are made in house and offer fancy Christmas boxes for presents.
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E Sterling Aldine Barber Shop ad details
Practical sharp grinding offered for dressmakers, barbers and all small shears at 10 cents or three for 2h seats. Tailors’ shears priced at 25 cents. Carving knives manicure sets and pocket knives also featured. Located at No. 61 East Berry Street.
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Porter, Yale grad and McKinley aide, dies after long illness
John Addison Porter, longtime private secretary to President McKinley and Yale graduate of 1873, died after a prolonged illness. Born in New Haven on April 1, 1840s, he studied at Sheffield Scientific School and pursued journalism before entering public service, later serving under McKinley for a decade. His health declined, ending a career in which he also worked with Hartford Courant and New York Observer.
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Electric Bitters Proclaimed Remedy By Gardiner
Vietnys to stomach, liver and kidney troubles as well as women and all feel the results in loss of appetite, backache, nervousness, headache and tiredness. J. W. Gardner of Wavilie Indiana says Electric Bitters gave him strength and appetite, a new lease on life. Only six seats at Dreier & Bro.'s Drug Store. Every bottle guaranteed.
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Wreck at Kittaning Point Kills One Injures Dozen
One man dies and twelve are injured in a Pennsylvania railroad wreck at Kittaning Point near Altoona. An engine without crew struck a cabin car at the end of a freight train as it rested on a mountain grade. A special train was dispatched to the scene. The identities of the victims were not known.
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The Modern Mother Endorses Syrup of Figs
A short note praises Syrup of Figs as a laxative for children and credits the California Fig Syrup Co as the maker. It also mentions plans for Christmas turkey dinners and promotes Grobe Candy Store near the cathedral, advertising fine candy boxes and Christmas gifts.
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Reduced Christmas and New Year Fares by Pennsylvania Lines
Reduced excursion fares offered by Pennsylvania Lines for Christmas and New Year holidays. Tickets on sale December 22, 24, 1900 and January 1, 1901 with return by January 2, 1901. Applies to trips arranged by Christman and New Year holiday schedule.
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Hay Pauncefote Debate Shapes Canal Treaty Fate
Debates in the Senate center on the Hay Pauncefote pact and the Clayton-Bulwer framework as President McKinley faces mounting public pressure. Hay resists changes while lawmakers push amendments, threatening the isthl canal’s American control and possible fast track before year end.
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The Lest Plaster Increases Comfort For Ailments
A dampened flannel bound with Chamberlains Pain Balm provides prompt relief for back pins to the side or chest and is claimed superior to plasters. Pair Balm also cures rheumatism with one application. For sale by Dreier and Bro druggists. Deborah Lodge No 110 D of R holds meeting Monday December 11 to elect officers and one three year trustee. There is no meeting Tuesday December 25. ABRIS WEIGHELFELDER WN G BETTY STOLTE Sec 16 21
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Death of U S consul Hunt foreshadows colonial ties
The report confirms the December death of Henry Morris Hunt, United States consul to Antigua, a Bristol-born, Chicago-naturalized former journalist and executive. The notice notes his career and appointment history dating from January 1898, with emphasis on his service and background.
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