Boy Fatally Shot in Tworanards July 10 Incident
Nine year old Loring Jones son of Dr. George B. Jones was fatally shot in the abdomen by a playmate Jerry Gates while Gates attempted to shoot a turtle. The piece also reviews Dr. Pierce’s World’s Dispensary medical line and notes Raleigh North Carolina’s public whipping post removal.
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Tworanards
Loring
George B. Jones
Jerry Gates
Gates
Dr. Pierce
Raleigh
N. C
Court House
Wonders of Hop Bitters Declare Medical Breakthrough
A board of eminent physicians and chemists touts Hop Bitters as a universal cure after trials dispel skepticism. Also recounted are a Nebraska boy's fatal slough accident and a San Francisco shoemaker John Degner whose wife killed herself after his prolonged absence.
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Democrat
John Degner
San Irancisco
Folly that pays reel?tonic claims cureall elixir
Diatribe of patent medicines and sensational anecdotes from a 19th century newspaper page. Claims include Hop Bitters curing a bedridden wife after ten years, pistol tragedy, and various quack remedies for scrofula blood disorders and nervous ailments. Mentions Dr Guysot Yellow Dock Sarsaparilla and Strawberry Balsam. Includes a solicitation for a cure recipe by Rev. Joseph Inman.
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U. S
Hi. W
Detroit
Mich
Free Press
Guysotl
Lyis
South America
Joseph T. Inman
Jason D
New York City
E. Wilson
IM Penn
Williamburgh
N.Y
John B. Ogden
Fmce
Cedar St
New York
Vonelik Co
Ann St. N.Y
Nick
He Thy CO
Ann &T
Twilight of Memory Casts the Aging World in Silence
A reflective poem on aging and decline, describing dimming sight and frailty as years pass. The speaker compares changing seasons to a life waning, with a misty brain and a world growing dull as shadows lengthen in the fading light.
Red Roses and Entrusted Hearts in a Farmhouse Love Triangle
Dot Dalton wrestles with leaving a loving Winters family to earn her own living. Guy Winters confesses a deep love, but Dot loves Wilson Audrey who wooed her and plans to marry. A red rose becomes a symbol of shifting affections as Dot grapples with belonging, duty, and romance.
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Dot Dalton
Guy Winters
Dot
Guy
Wilson Audrey
Two red roses and a chanson of love in likely romance
A dramatic scene unfolds at a reception where Dot Dalton, revealed as Miss Leigh, acknowledges her hidden past with Guy and Winters. Wilson Audrey awaits her answer, while a third party recalls Dot Dalton's enduring impact on him and the singer's ascent. An anecdote by Mark Twain closes the piece about a London banquet and seat lists.
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Wilson Audrey
Dot Dalton
Miss Leigh
Guy
Winters
Dot
Tam
Chicago Times
Mark Twain
Samuel L. Clemens
London
Lord So
Great Britain
Local Undertaking Service Offers Full Line of Robes
Green Castle Indiana undertaker advertises a complete stock of coffins cas kets burial robes and related funeral goods. The shop at 22 East Washington Street promises satisfaction and a wide range of sizes and styles.
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East Washington Street
Greencastle
Ind
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