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The United States army will cost the government 845 million this year. A New York couple walk 2500 miles toward Montana aiming to finish by Christmas. A New York woman jailed for grand larceny after a misadventure with a borrowed vehicle. A Northern wife sues for divorce over cruel treatment. Hitchcock backs parcels post though delayed by express companies. A Canonsburg PA film explosion kills 26 and injures 60. Sheriff Green arrested on assault and murder warrants. Beattie murder case progresses in Virginia. A foreign expert calls American cannon antiquated. Bryan referenced in a political quip. A Migsealssi man seeks 50,000 dollars after forced whiskey drink. A train wreck near Dayton injures ten. A toddler drowns in a tub in Grenville County. An Illinois politician admits taking a bribe for public good. Washington blamed for political falsehoods. Lorimer's vindication望.
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United States Army
New York
Montana
Anniversary of the 1893 northeast storm hits local coast
Readers recall a fierce storm that struck Saturday night with northeast winds near 75 miles per hour. The Winyah School roof was torn away and telegraph lines tangled, while Pawley’s Island residents reported safe by steamer and tug arrivals.
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Weather Bureau
Winyah
Debedue Island
Pawley's
Pawley’s Island
Congdon
News and Courier
Carolina
A Clean Salve Promoted by Dr Bell’s Antiseptic Salve
An advertisement touts a snow white salve called Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve. It claims to aid skin conditions including eczema and salt rheum and is offered at 25 cents.
The World's Expert Penman Visits Our Town Tonight
Tonight at the Tourist Hotel the renowned penman known as The World's Expert performs. The show invites attendees to witness skill and challenge anyone who writes poorly.
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for Colds
An old advertisement advises treating a cold with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It notes colds can lead to serious diseases if untreated and directs readers to look for the bell emblem on the bottle.
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Dr. Bell
Evansville Murder Confession of Filial Triple Slaying
William Lee of Booneville Indiana confessed to Sheriff Davis that he killed his father Richard Lee mother and younger brother Clarence after arguing about his planned marriage to Mina Taylor. He said he struck with an axe in their home and set a fire to conceal the crime. He claimed self defense in initial statements but detailed the brutal killings in later confession.
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Evansville
Ind
William Lee
Richard Lee
Clarence
Booneville
Davis
Lee
Mina Taylor
Newburg
Jeffersonville
We Do Not Recommend Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve
Public advisory against Sutherland’s Eagle Eye Salve marketed for eye ailments. The note emphasizes it should not be used beyond eye care and mentions it is sold widely at 25 cents.
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Sutherland
Special Offer Special Offer For This Week Only
A limited time promotion announces a weekly deal available for the current period. It highlights savings and encourages customers to act quickly to access reduced prices and exclusive terms.
Special Offer Promises Prize for Top Subscriptions
A promotional pitch awards a prize to the young lady who secures the most subscriptions from Monday noon to Saturday noon. The exact prize amount is not specified in the readable text.
Isn't that well worth working for asks fans for subscribers
A rallying call urges supporters to work hard and recruit more readers aiming to add one hundred new subscribers next week.
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