Horrible Fate Unveiled in Zululand Witch Trial
In Zululand a chief’s death prompts witch doctors to scent out the abatok i. A girl is chosen as victim after a frenzied ritual led by three chant-bound witch-finders. The scene ends with the English observers discovering the girl’s corpse in the forest, devoured by ants under moonlight.
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Zululand
Pambeli
Abataki
Pembolts
Pam
Eswa
Kaftir
Tom Oqupe
Ami
Wood
Cupe
Africa
Cyril
Slavery in Florida Alleged in Everglades Claim
An Indian in the Everglades of Florida is said to be holding enslaved African Americans who were his property at the outbreak of war.
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Everglades
Florida
Southwestern
Confuria
Conrsant
University of Annex
Webb
Colege
Condos
Gut
Schors
Yidres
W. OT
Krersent
Georgetown
Texas
The Name Saved Him
In a hospital scene from the New York Weekly a proprietor of a patent medicine recalls a friend who survived a railroad accident near Smith's Crossing after being thrown fifty feet. The patient woke to see a large rock bearing an advertisement for stomach bitters and a testimonial was requested from the narrator.
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Smith's Crossing
New York Weekly
King Tobacconist of Texas Mr P P Martinez of Dallas
The article profiles P P Martinez of Dallas as the King Tobacconist of Texas. It details his start in cigars in New Orleans, relocation to Dallas, and growth of a tobacco and cigar business with a Texas reach from Denison to El Paso. It notes annual trade around $150,000, four salesmen, and distribution of Grand Republic and other brands.
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New York
Risido
King Tobacconist
Texas
P. P. Martinez
Dallas
Main
Martin Streets
Martinez
el Suto
Spain
United States
New Orleans
Martines Bros
Canal Street
West
Indian Territory
Tevarhana
Arkansas
el Paso
Denison
Gate City
Gulf Shore
Ile
Tce. BP. Lies & Co
Grand Republic
Lozano, Pendas & Co
Mr. Marines
Old Time Farm Tips and Remedies From The Season
A mix of agricultural advice and household cures notes best timing for cutting hay to avoid losses, milk heating for preservation, common summer illnesses in children and a folk medicine remedy, plus poultry guidance on soft shelled eggs and feeding. Includes several dated practices and product mentions.
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Afarrhan Dy
Tor Prany Davis
Ho Wate
Frosted wheat risks while dry farming debate continues
An article notes farmers should leverage proper drainage to extend seasons and deepen soil. It cites Jersey Bulletin praising tie as a cost effective aid and warns frosted wheat sprouting in Minnesota experiments is uncertain. An expert favors short term dairy gains over long term cattle feeding.
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Rtinez
Pfs MA
Perry Davis
Sige HE Carters
Tleiver Pulls
20Er Medicine CO
Omal
Fsreo's
Cvvera
Comuon
Vargo
Fargo
Chicago
Stampa
Bom. Gueren
Cook Bmemedy Co
Omaha
New Rooms
U.S. National Bank Batidiog
Tie Jersey Bulletin
Jersey Huter
Minnesota
S Jacobs O
Boston
Mass
Jane
St. Jacobs
F. A Gaylodd
Cleveland
St. Jacobs Oil
L. Hanley
Devacists
Dealrre
Charles A. Vogeler
Baltimore, Md
Russia
Dan
Bradfield
The
Gotion Plantars and
Iisers of
W. Hubbard
Commerce
Dols
Alco
Dalins
Hood
J. W. Wintgrorp
Quincy
Lil
C. J. Hood & CO
Lowell
Nashville
Tenn
College For Young Ladies
Thie
Gee. W. F. Paice
D. D
Teun
Millersburg Female College
Blue Grass Region
Kentucky
South
Heas Mable
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Tera
Lovi L. Metnnts
Colles
Lexa
Mfg. Co
Texa
Dutcher’s
I. Dutcier
St. Albans
Rio Pecos Valley
Newce Mexico
U.S
Pecos Station & Io Vestment Co
Monroe St
Chicago, Il
Tome
Johnson & CO
Main St
Richmond
van B
FOF & Co
Ardesiy
Ana Coasnical Se
Crnstanati Chis
G. H.ing Ras Amm
Amsterdam
5. Y
Big G
B. R. Dyche &Co
T. Mavestine
Warren
W.wn.u
Qwight’s
Sones Saleratus
Saleratus
Emersown
Dallas, Texas
Slcott & CO
Russell Automatic
Caligraph Typewriters
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