Mother and daughter praise Peruna in letters
A letter from Mrs. Gertrude McKierran of Emporia Kansas describes relief from a cold and fatigue after using Peruna. Other readers from Burning Springs Kentucky Dassel Minnesota and Dassel express strong endorsement, calling Peruna a great tonic and a trusted remedy for many ailments.
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Peruna
Gertrude McKiernan
Neosho Street
Emporia
Moh B
Perana
Mra
M. F. Jones
Burning Springs
Weries
Anna Linder
Dassel
Argument In Haywood Trial Opens In Boise
James McParland attended the Haywood trial in Boise marking a new phase as Judge Wood postponed ruling on excluding evidence until 2 p.m. State counsel Hawley prepared to continue, defense opening by I F Richardson of Denver with a motion for not guilty verdict denied. The court adjourned to 2 p.m.
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Boise
Haywood
James McParland
Western Federation of Miners
Wood
James H. Hawley
Hawley
I. F. Richardson
Denver
Richardson Gain
Unknown Man Found Dead At Lynn's Crossing
A young man about 20 was found dead this morning near Lynn's Crossing by China Grove with a terrible head wound. Police suppose he was struck and killed by a train last night. No papers on him aid identification. coroner to investigate.
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Salisbury
Lynn's Crossing
China Grove
Statesville District Conference Meets 25th
Statesville North Carolina July 19 Statesville district conference Methodist South meets at Mt Zion church Cornell to 28 Pastor J H Absi Rev Frank Siler pastor First Methodist Church Rev Race Street Methodist Church R Howle pastor Statesville circuit Geo B Nicholson recording steward Delegates will leave Wednesday night for Cornelius to attend the conference
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Statesville
N.C
Church
South
Mt. Zion Chireh
Cornell
J. HA Bsi
Frank Siler
First Methodist Church
Race Street Methodist Church
R. Howle
Geo. B. Nicholson
Cornelius
Funeral Services for Georgia Explosion Victim
Funeral services were held at St Pauls Roman Catholic church Wilmington Delaware for William J Thateh fe a young turret captain on the battleship Georgia who died in the explosion aboard the ship at League Island navy yard pallbearers attended and the ceremony honored one of the victims in this naval disaster.
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Wimington
Del
St. Paul's
William J. Thatehfe
Georgia
Rioting in Seoul prompts Japanese threat of retaliation
Tokyo dispatches report in Seoul that four machine guns are at the Taihan Gate. If Korean soldiers shoot at Japanese police again, Japanese troops will retaliate. Mob attacks on the Korean Premier's residence occurred as ministers fled to the palace. Reports claim clashes between Japanese police and Koreans, with garrisoned troops at the palace and rumors of an attempted murder plot against the cabinet.
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Tokio
Seu
Taihan
Associated
Seon
Jalace
Marinis Ito
War and Justice
Marquis Ito
Hasegawa
Salsbury Auto Incident Leaves Deaf Pedestrian Hurt
In Sansbury North Carolina an auto struck D Goodman in a July afternoon incident at Main and Cornell. Goodman, deaf and unable to hear the horn, grabbed a lamppost and was dragged briefly, suffering cuts to the hand and minor bruises. The car, owned by and driven by Dr J M Flippin, was operated at the time. Flippin treated the wounds on site.
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Sansbury
N.C
D. Goodman
Incest charges voiced in local court case
Alex Waddell of Chambersburg township faced trial after his daughter Julia aged 16 to 38 years testified. Squire W W Turner bound him to court in 100 dollars bond. The daughter and mother corroborated the incest accusation and alleged mistreatment and threats, including a claim of a shootout.
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Statesville
Nv C
Alex Waddell
Chambersburg
Township
Squire W.W. Turner
Julia
Alex
Fayetteville Hotel Sold for Ninety Thousand Dollars
The La Fayette in Fayetteville North Carolina was sold this morning to a syndicate represented by C J Cooper for 90000. Mel Matthews longtime hotel figure in the state retires from the business. The sale follows a prior one months ago at 36000.
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N.C
la Fayette
Mel Matthews
F. W.thornton
C. J. Cooper
Jury Finds Jones Not Guilty in Lynching Case
Monroe N C July 19 At 445 this afternoon the jury in the case of John Jones charged with participating in the lynching of J W Johnson returned a verdict of not guilty The case against Jones was a test case The case against Zeke Lewis will be called in the morning
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Monroe
N. C
John Jones
J W.johnson
Jones
Zeke ‘Lewis
Memorial Service For Rev Paul Carraway In Greensboro
The Greensboro church on West Market Street hosted funeral services and a memorial for Rev Paul Carraway, attended by many mourners and led by church elders. Honorary pallbearers included local ministers and church members, with Rev Dr Tarentine delivering the address. a later service at White Oak Methodist Church paid tribute to the late pastor.
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Greemore
Paul Carraway
Cuolion
G.it Beechler
Wes Marke
Churén
Caraway
Maou
Screeen
Sar
Trial progresses in Green agent case in Raleigh
In Raleigh on July 13 the trial of Southern Railway Company and Agent Green continued without major incident. Defense attorney Busbee argued the act unconstitutional and the case should be heard in another court, while state lawyer Justice defended state courts and states rights. Ex-judge Avery and General Counsel Thom will speak for the defense with Aycock and Solicitor Jones for the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Southern Railway Company
B. J. Justice
Southern Airway
Agent Green
South. Com
Carrie Nation Attacks Tobacco Trust in Durham Visit
Carrie Nation arrived in Durham on July 20 to lecture twice about the tobacco trust. She said she will speak on the topic during her first visit to the home of the Great Trust and voiced belief that some colleges and the Methodist church receive funds from the industry, constraining honest opinions on the tobacco evil.
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Durham
N. C
Carrie Nation
Nation
Great Trust
Methodist
Woman Falls 300 Feet to Crowd Near Masoni Temple
Miss Anna Norvigle, 20, of Chicago, plunged from a fifteenth story window of the Masonis Temple, shattering marble and landing among spectators. The fall, witnessed by hundreds, ended in her death after tumbling to the first floor.
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Chicago
Anna Norvigle
Masonis Temple
Miss Nor
Nyle
Miss Normyle
Man Charged With Black Crime Awaits Jury Action
Winston-Salem N C July 19 Thos Giddings charged with criminal assault upon his crippled daughter arraigned before the city recorder. The defendant waived examination and was committed to jail to await the action of grand jury. Jaastek nexagenes valousness constipation relieved by DeWitts Early Risers pill. Sold by Shuford and Martin.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Thos. Giddings
DeWitt
C. M. Shuford
W. 3. Martin
Crisis passes after mob forms to lynch in Gretna
In New Orleans on July 19 a posse of 300 men gathered at Gretna to lynch Italians convicted last night in a Lamana murder. The crisis of the kidnapping incident appears to have been safely passed as peaceable disposal occurred this morning.
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New Orleans
Gretna
Riots and Abdication Report From Seoul July 19
Enraged crowds move through Seoul with inflammatory papers targeting the Japanese as police brace for clashes. Emperor abdication rescripts cited with dramatic Palace scene and Premier Yi Wang Yous urging crown transfer after 44 years of reign.
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Seoul
Marquis Ito
Yi Wang Yous
Five Generations Reunion At Clyborne Church In Lumberton
Memorial note reports a reunion at Clyborne church three miles from Lumberton on Wednesday honoring Mrs Sal Te Prevatt who is over 99. Generations will attend along with great great grandchildren. Rev Roland Hedpeth will preach and Col N A Death of Coed Citizen will speak. Also noting the death of Mr J W Slams aged about 50 from typhoid fever, buried in Howellsville township. Grown progress for Saddle Tree township school building, 50 by 39 feet, slated to open in October.
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J. W. Slams
Howellsville Township
Saddle ‘Tree Township
Burglar Falters After Attempted Winston-Salem Entry
July 19 Asheville North Carolina A negro attempted to enter the residence of Mr Paul Hanes about four oclock in the morning but frightened away by the family. Patrolmen nearby heard the burglar escape on the tin roof and found no trace. In related matters federal proceedings continued as Judge Merriman and Sheriff Hunter dealt with writs of habeas corpus and bond requirements for Wood and Wilson linked to railroad case indictments. Subpoenas were issued for Police Justice Reynolds and other officials to appear.
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Winston-seiem
Norning
Prul Hanes
Pull
Royal
Asheville
N. C
Pritchard
Wsfore
Hunter
Wood
Arent Wilson
Southern
Merriman
Gieun
Wilson
Reynolds
Conditions in Korea Under Japanese Protectorate
Homer B. Hulburt, long involved in Joseon education, travels from Korea to warn the United States about the Japanese control erasing Korea as a state. He urges action by the U.S. government and people to address the situation in Korea.
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New York
Korea
Homer B. Hulburt
Josea
United States
Arlington crops improve after hail storm impact
Arlington North Carolina July 20 The cotton crop in this section, damaged by a severe hail storm weeks ago, has come out better than expected though not a full crop. The corn crop looks good and farmers are nearly finished laying by their crops. You never really know your friends until they become your enemies.
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Arlington
N. C
First North Carolina Regiment Ordered to Camp Glenn
Adjutant Iseam issued orders for the First North Carolina regiment to move to Camp Glenn at Morehead for annual target practice. Units will depart home stations August 5th, reach Camp Glenn August 11th, with five days of range work, then proceed to the Jamestown exposition arriving August 14th for North Carolina week with state troops for three days. A Norfolk & Southern route carries the regiment to the event.
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Raleigh
N.C
Iseam
North Carolina
Camp Glenn
Morehead
Amp Czenn
Digesting Mindset Promises Faster Food Reactions
A garbled OCR fragment discusses sour stomach concerns and a “Kodot Digests What You Eat” product. It references appetite, stomach membranes, and potential digestive aids. Names Shuford and W.8. Martin appear as misread authors or sources with unclear context.
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Wwe
Shuford
Martin
William January Wins Pardon and Returns to Kansas City
William January also known as Anderson was pardoned after 500 petitioners backed his case. Convicted eleven years ago for robbing the Oklahoma office and jailed three years, he escaped to Kansas City, assumed the name Anderson, and married. Arrested in April and returned to Leavenworth, the President’s pardon takes effect after three months from re arrest, with plans to restore citizenship and seek a legal name change back to Anderson to protect his wife and child.
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Fort Leavens
William Janters
Anderson
Kansas City
Oklahom
Leavenword
Ani
Washington
Ton
Cascasweet touted for teething babies by Shuford
A damaged line of an old advertisement touts Cascasweet as a remedy for teething infants. It claims the product calms restlessness, reduces fever and vomiting, and soothes stomach inflammation, with sales credited to C. M. Shuford in W. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Shuford
Martin
Obituary fragment mentions Bagwell Ged and family survivors
Fragmentary obituary notes Bagwell Ged suddenly at er bom at Lorny at 9 otlock Thursday. Mentions fear and possible illness. Survived by husband and three sons and daughters. One son is in Obishonh as snster.
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Bagwell
Lorny
Sears
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