Miracle magnetic healer Prof Theo Kharas advertised
In Nebraska City the Nebraska Magnetic Infirmary led by Prof Theo Kharas claims cures without drugs or surgery including distant healing under the Absent Method. Testimonials from Chas Brandt Council Bluffs and others speak of rapid recoveries from paralysis, rheumatism, nervous prostration, cancer, and more. Branch infirmaries expanding in Nebraska and Iowa. employment offered with free information.
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Theo’ Khatas
Nebraska City
Kharas
Recorder of Deeds
Chas. C. Brandt
Trof
Jas McCain
Council Bluffs
Brown
Nebraska City Daily and Weekly Press
Nebrasha
May Duncan
Dignity and a Cook Guard Household Respect
A Louisville household portrait shows a proud Black woman who refuses to endure insults from a wealthy master. Her cookery earns respect while she asserts dignity against constant cursing. The tale highlights resilience and pride in labor within a segregated era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biskit
Coffey
Fremont Democrat Subscription Rates
Odd phrasing presents subscription rates for Fremont Democrat. Mentions three month term and prices, indicating pricing details for new or renewing readers. The readable fragments reference five and a half dollars and other amounts, but details are unclear.
The Great Presidential Campaign of 1900 Advertisement
The Semi weekly Republic promotes broad political coverage with impartial reporting. It features telegraph news and a Sunday Magazine, plus fashion illustrations for women. Subscription rates: 1.60 dollars for one year if ordered and paid together. Address orders to The Republic, St. Louis, Missouri.
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Republic
Erdera
THE
St. Louis
Millions Given Away by Dr King’s New Discovery
The proprietors of Dr. King’s New Discovery claim over ten million trial bottles have been given away to aid the needy. They assert it has cured thousands of hopeless cases of consumption asthma bronchitis hoarseness and lung diseases. Call C B Gibbs & Co. for a free trial bottle and beware price guarantees.
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Tts
Gibbs & Co
Picture gifts by Mrs Hutch offer lasting keepsakes
A local ad promotes enlargements of photos or portraits as Christmas presents. Mrs Chas Hutch on Argyle Street offers pastel, crayon, or water color portraits with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded.
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Chas. Hutch
Lands for Sale and City Property Bargains
Several farms ranging from 43 to 252 acres offered at various per acre prices with options for part cash and deferred payments. Includes improved orchards and buildings. Also city property at cost with low-rate farm loans. Nix of Hamburg Iowa and N O Cole promote bakery goods and pastries from Winslow succession.
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R. F. Nix
Hamburg
Electric Bitters Cited As Cure For Scrofula
Dr D B Cargile of Washita I T reports that four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula after years of suffering. The letter claims the tonic cleanses the blood and treats eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores while boosting liver kidneys and digestion at 50 cents a bottle sold by Gibbs Co druggists with guarantee.
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D. B. Cargile
Washita
I. T
Brewer
Gibbs & Co
Refund Promise for Tar Syrup and 25 Cent Bottle Guarantee
The undersigned offer a refund on a 60 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold and guarantee a 25 cent bottle with money back if unsatisfactory. Mention of T. C. Harris and Bartlett Iowa. Gibbs & Co. advertise a fine line of holiday goods.
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Onra
Greene
T. C. Harris
Bartlett
Iowa
Murderer Burned by Mob at Maysville Courthouse
Richard Coleman confessed to murdering Mrs. James Lashbrook in Kentucky two months earlier and was executed by a mob at the courthouse as thousands watched. He was tied to a sapling, burned with dry brush, and subjected to prolonged torture before dying, amid cries and unrest from residents and relatives.
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Maysville
Richard Coteman
James Lashbrook
Kentucky
Coleman
Richard Coleman
Mr. Lashbrook
Naysville
Covington
Sherif
Court House
Second Street
Tin Mob
Fire at hosiery mill leaves dead and many injured in Reapina
A major blaze at Nelds Horstkamp hosiery mill in Reapina Pennsylvania killed Miss Louisa Clay and injured 60 workers. Fire trapped panicked girls who rushed for stairs and windows. ladders brought some to safety while others perished or suffered severe injuries. Loss estimated at 275000 with 150000 insured.
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Reapina
Nelds& Horstkamp
Antiis Brunner
Sallie Bausher
Katie Boyer
Annie Bowmen
Sallie Clay
Katie Dapler
Elin Kinkle
Mamie Kramer
Catharine Kelly
Mamie Luchman
Frances Luden
Emma Lorah
Death Follows Religious Dispute in Butte
Professor Malachy Dwyer collapsed and died after a heated religious exchange with J. S. Charlebois. Coroner's inquest cites heart failure brought on by excitement. Also reports wreckage on Lake Erie 20 miles below Long Point from the ram pro, suggesting a vessel may have broken up.
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Burtt
Man
Malachy Dwyer
Butte
J. S. Charlebois
Charlebois
God
Dwyer
Lake Erie
Derrort
Rampro
Long Point
Britain Forces Hit By Destructive Fire In South Africa War Report
Despatches recount fierce fighting near Ladysmith and Kimberley with Boer artillery exchanges and a British sortie at Carter's Farm where Colonel Scott-Turner led a dawn assault, capturing 25 enemy guns but suffering casualties including a gunner wounded and a colonel wounded. Reports also note a heavy bombardment and new Boer positions around Lombard’s Kop.
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London
Ladysmith
Preeze
Singer
Modder River
Kimberley
Jacobsdahl
Lord Methuen
Jacobsdah
Scott-Curner
Carter’s Farm
Scott-Turner
Kenilworth
Scottamer Bean
Lombard
Gatncra
Stormburg
Gatnora
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Theo Kharas
Emma Worman
Neb
Esa
Erie
uBek
Weir Ver Dahl
Bastness Vrite Us
Depudl
Hahn's Pharmacy
Omana
REQ
Sever Falls
Hahn’s Pharmacy
Farnam
Omahdé
Fremont Democrat Ae
Seth
Gamrpitl
Essessdsc
N. O. Cole
J. J. Winslow
Husband
Avengers
Wretch
Drowghe
Worrie
Snavaros
Reading
Portstowny
James S. Miller
Sumneytown
William Baer
Allen Schwenk
John Schwager
Frank Schaefer
Raymond Faust
Baer
Schwager
Schwenk
Sclyrotor
Faust
Venda
Goxipen
Colo
George H. Sawyer
Veto
Golden
Sawyer
Denver
Washington
Diamondville Mines
Diamondville, Wy
Diamondville Coal Company
Stuck River
Tacoma
Wash
Sumner
San Francisco
William Marvin
Marvin
Beers
Bimberley
Detroit
Harry Hamberger
John M. Reindel
Hamberger
Reindel
Workmen
Berlin
Prince Hohenlohe
Reichstag
Ortiz
Mex
Torres
War Department
Tonichi
Guatemala
New Yorke
Santh Dakota
Minter
Faulkton
Hete
Frank Davis
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
A. Hydinger
Pres
M. Beal
Vick-Pres
Hariburg Roller Mills
Hulshizer & CO
8. T. Mitchell
Bridge Work
Gilman Block
Cyrus E. Hoover, MD
Couley & Co's
J. F. Hoppe
Pickel & Murray
N. H. Hopkins
Parjorgin
Hamburg Bank
Lawrence Griffin
Coul
Chas, H. Vyse
Meat Market
East E Street
South Omaha
Dr. Sawyer
Thos
Simmons
Agent
Cer
Argyle & E Sts
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