Crowded Notables at Washington Capitol Statuary Hall
Article reviews mounting pressure as more states plan to place statues in the Capitol. Discussion covers Alexander Stephens and Georgia, with debates over space, potential relocation to the crypt, and suggestions for adding niches north and south of the corridor. References to other states and past honorees appear, noting the ongoing process and public interest.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Natine
Alexander Linmillen — Stephens
Confederaty
Georghh
Thestate
Washington
Dnlou
Stuphens
Bullen
Severil Slu
Lode
Chet
Wilta
Hiowever
Olielals
Chirya
Cajdiel
Minning
Anther
Alexander Staphe
Georgia
Hilda
Crawford
Willim
Choitmad
Statenry
Massachusetts
Wilton
Guton
Montoya
Gian
Wadelon
Tlis Caton
Confederate States of ‘América
Ward Anod ‘Iis Ali
Geopyta
New Honora
Agante
Apentailva
Georg Gl
Corelina
John C. Golhoun
United States
Wade Hampton
Bonn
Sin Missinginpl
Ube
Nerson Davis
George
Akigi
Spaniel Restores Speech After 16 Weeks Silence
William Buntley of Philadelphia had been mute for 16 weeks after a car accident when his pet spaniel appeared under the bed and triggered a sudden return of speech. He recalls nearly dying from the shock before his voice came back as he whispered to his wife and children.
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Wiliam Buntley
Philadelphia
Munting
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promotion Fragment
A fragmentary advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming strong mothers and healthy babies. It references testimonials, neighborhood stores selling tablets or liquid, and urges readers to seek advice at Invalids' Hotel and related addresses.
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Pierce
Lalao
Davethy Triae
Indus
Heying
Fiarba
Affalo
Undue Curiosity in Death Riddle from The Outleotr
The Outleotr reports a troubling exchange where a caller asks a physician to perform an autopsy while the speaker still lives, hinting at unresolved questions about the cause of death and intent to learn the truth posthumously.
Headache Relief Claims From Cold Remedy Marke
A fragment notes claims that brom quinline tablets ease headaches caused by colds. Mentions E. W. Grove and a toxin tag. The text is unclear but centers on medical remedy effects and supplier details.
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E. W. Grove
Tox
Russian sham marriages used for student transfers
Soviet students exploit a transfer rule by entering fake marriages with Moscow residents. The practice allows provincial students to move to Moscow educational institutions, revealing systemic abuse of the pretext and prompting scrutiny of transfer policies.
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Moscow
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative Gain Fans
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin laxative, first issued in 1902, became the world's best selling gentle bowel stimulant. Millions rely on the formula to relieve headaches, biliousness, indigestion, and related ailments across families, with sales proving its trusted status.
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Caldwell
Gcakswell
Nevar Dwell
Syrup Pepsin Sample Offer From Caldwell’s
A marketing note urges mothers to try Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for themselves and children and the elderly. Stores stock generous bottles and readers can request a prepaid sample bottle by sending the phrase Syrup Pepsin to Monticelly Titnels.
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Dr. Caldwell
Monticelly
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