Last Confederate recounts ending of war and Lincoln death
A Confederate veteran from Ohio recounts the final Civil War operations near Chapel Hill and Durham Station, the surrender, and the shock of Lincoln’s assassination. He recalls battles, the Edwardses at Chapel Hill, the reaction of townspeople, and his hopes for postwar reconciliation and peace.
Life Root in Zcaphora promotes menstrual balance
The National Standard Dispensatory is cited as a major medical authority edited by Hare Kusby and others. Life Root is claimed to regulate menstrual function, aid irregular or profuse bleeding, and restore normal ovarian activity. The ad promotes Zone Phora products from Kalamazoo Michigan, with Dr Pengelly’s endorsements and a booklet of women’s health guidance.
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Hobart Amory Hare
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Jim
Dr. Pengelly
Pengelly
Phora
Wowad
This Date in History Highlights From 1174 to 1906
Key events listed include Henry II penance at Becket tomb in 1174, Acre taken by Richard I in 1191, Almagro defeats Alvarado in 1537, Hamilton dies in 1804, Stanley marries Tennant in 1890, and Dreyfus vindicated in 1906. Also notes on martial law in Cincinnati 1863 and other milestones.
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Henry II
Becket
Acre
Richard I
Almagro
Alvarado
Abancay
Sir Wae Howe
Staten Isand
Alexander Hamilton
Gov. Hall
Michigan
Fort Malden
Lewis Jacques Maude Daguerre
Crimea
Cincinnati
Henry M. Stanley
Dorothy Tennant
Westminster Abbey
Mount Blane
General Kitchener
England
South Africa
Chicago
Alfred Dreyfus
Majestic Theatre Adds Henry E Dixey to July Bill
The Majestic theatre in Chicago maintains its high vaudeville standard with headliners of national repute. For the week of July 15 Henry E Dixey will top the bill after earlier successes in Adonis Evangeline and The Man on the Box adaptation from Harold MacGrath.
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Majestic Theatre
Chicago
Jas. J. Corbett
Grace van Studdiford
Toby Claude
William Courtreight
Henry E. Dixey
Dixey
Adonis
Harold MacGrath
Will Study Abroad to Prepare for Foreign Mission Work
Martin Davis son of Henry Davis of Henderson street will depart Tuesday for Germany to study medicine as preparation for missionary work. A Freeport native and St. John's parochial school graduate, he completed Evangelical college at St. Louis last June. The move aims to equip missionaries with medical knowledge to gain respect and goodwill among native communities.
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Martin Davis
Henry Davis
Henderson Street
Germany
Mr. Davis
Freeport
St. John’s
Evangelical College At
St. Louis
Volunteers of America Hold Open Air Services Sat and Sun
Special open air services will be conducted by the Volunteers of America on the corner of Van Buren and Stephenson streets Saturday and Sunday evenings. All are invited to attend. Captain Chas. Tripp is the officer in charge.
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the Volunteers of America
van Buren and
Stephenson Streets
Chas. Tripp
Gleason Leaves for Freeport to Aid Ill Mother
John Gleason, driver of the fire wagon, departed Thursday for Freeport where he was summoned by his mother’s illness. She has been visiting there for some time.
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Swains
Dho
North Carolina
Ching
Ugo
America
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Sterling Gazette
John Gleason
Freeport
Pastor condemns race meeting gambling in town column
United Brethren pastor F. M. Davis writes to the daily press decrying a proposed race meeting and pool betting. He denounces city council sentiment, calls for enforcement of laws, and urges Sabbath school values to protect youth and homes.
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United Brethren Church
FM. Davis
Daily Press
Chicago
Freeport
F. M. Davis
Chapter of Coincidences in Dr Kauffman’s Career
Monroe Sentinel notes a string of coincidences in Dr Kauffman’s ministry. He graduated from Wittenberg College in 1872, closed his labors in Wadsworth in 1894, and ends at Monroe in 1907. He began at Logansport in 1895 and will take charge at Mt Carmel in 1907, with both cities on the Wabash River. After 33 years, he retires from home missions to join a growing church.
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Monroe
Ill
Board of Home Missions
Local Endorsement Boosts Doan's Kidney Pills in Freeport
Mrs. Adam Marker of 8 4 Ordway Street Freeport Illinois endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from kidney pain rheumatic and sciatic symptoms headaches and back pain. She reports rapid improvement after using the product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York price 40 cents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Freeport
Buffalo
New York
Adam Marker
Ordway Street
Ill
Dean
Emmett
Foster-Milburn Co
United States
Doan's
Objectionable Connection and a Shaky Pulpit Fall
A Philadelphia Ledger anecdote recounts a minister in a small Pennsylvania mining town who toppled from a four foot pulpit during a sermon, quipping that he hated the connection. The piece blends moral observations with broader notes on alcohol misuse and distant curiosities from Mogok Burma and a sleep study by M. N. Washhide.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Ledger
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