Otter Farm Attracts Georgia Attention
Milton Georgia August 13 The Tatest reports on Col John O Applewhite proprietor of an otter farm six miles west of Waynesville Burke County showing profit potential. He houses 19 otters in a fenced 1.5 acre pond fed by artesian wells and trains them to perform. Furs sell for 20 to 26 dollars each with potential annual income 8000 to 10000 from the venture. Applewhite studies Hungarian otters and plans crossbreeding with fifteen imported mates to boost prices. The farm draws visitors and highlights the business side of wildlife.rotation
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Milton
Waynes
Ville
Burke County
John O. Applewhite
Col. Applewhite
Col Applewhite
Applewhite
Dimeoll
Anil Sa
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertising oath 1886
Frank J. Cheney of Toledo asserts his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each untreated catarrh case. Sworn December 6, 1886 before Notary ACW Glowson. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Bend for testimonials. B J Cheney & Co, Toledo. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Frank J. Cheney
Frm
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
B. J. Cheney & Co
Cause of Delay In Rail Service Due to Wreck Debris
The Columbia State reports the Southern Railway filed explanations with the railroad commission for delays after a wreck at Richland in Oconee County. The company blamed slow debris removal on a broken wreck door and the need to bring additional equipment from Greenville and Atlanta, noting a three hour clearance target was missed due to a series of accidents.
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Columbia State
Railroad Commission
Yeaturday
The
Southern Railway
Richland
Oconee County
Greenville
Atlanta
Lin
Kidney Cure Recommendation Cited by Oakville Resident
RA Gray of Oakville writes about ten years bedridden with kidney disease. He could not move for long periods, tried most medical aids, and finally credited Woeiby’s Kidney Cure after its recommendation. The testimony includes a physician’s note and patient reflections.
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von Vewen
RA. Gray
Oakville
Dnd
Bny
Tir
J. W. Belt
TV Remarking Honest Offe ed Prom from the Houston Past
An OCR fragment shows a controversial exchange about reform and joining the church. The minister suggests the man perform a church fair to help pay off the church debt, as a way to contribute while seeking reform. The wording is garbled but preserves the core idea of a probationary reform and a fundraising idea.
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Iiniater
Lady Godiva Ride Revived in Coventry Pageant
Coventry recreates the historic Lady Godiva ride with a living statue pageant. An actress portraying Godiva wore gauze and hair coverings, approved by a committee, drawing crowds of eighty thousand to one hundred thousand from the county and beyond to watch the six mile procession through the city.
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Coventry
England
Leofric
Chester
Godiva
Printing and Publishing Industry in 1906 Details
The industry totaled 26,422 establishments, led by small independent printers. Capital needed in 1906 reached $286,008,604, roughly double 1890. 1905 product value was $49,061,887, with a 1900–1905 rise far outpacing 1890–1900. New York and Pennsylvania were top contributors, with New York alone supplying over twice Chicago’s output.
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Nix
Truty
Bustnega
elAive Enporlancs
Newngland
Wix Statea
New York
Pennsylvania
Ifholt
Massachusetts
Ohio
Missouri
Cheso
Eftfex
Chicago
Foley's Kidney Cure Ad Claim
A vintage advertisement warns that kidney and bladder trouble worsen without Foley's Kidney Cure. It attributes the cure to Dr. J. W. Rell and urges readers to use the product to avoid blame for poor results.
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Foley
J. W. Rell
Ttoma from Double Springs
Special report from Double Springs dated August 7 notes Rev L Craig conducted an appointment last Sunday a small social gathering at Milas Lassie Conlegast home with many local youths present. Local girls raised funds for a swinging lamp for the church contributions totaling several dollars listed include Bensle Brown 1.30 Phillips 2.20 Amy Lyd 6 506.
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Double Springs
L. Craig
Misa Lillie Phillips
Amy Lyl
Murder at Asheville Inn Ends in Self Inflicted Suicide
In Asheville an innkeeper killed Mrs Laura Ray by firing into her body then shot herself after reloading, a tragedy at the Success Inn on a busy street. Authorities cite debt dispute but no clear motive given. The incident occurred shortly before noon causing widespread excitement.
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Asheville
Laura Ray
Muriock
Latimer and others discuss immigration commission findings
United States Senator Latimer of South Coralia and Representatives Nowell of New Jersey and Burnett of Alabama speak on the commission's investigation. They note the commission was impressed by sanitary regulations and the involvement of authorities, stressing food immigration needs in the South and urging faith in enforcement.
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Pita
United — States
Latimer
Coralia
Nowell
New Jersey
Burnett
Alabama
Latimerenti
United States
Men Over Sixty Face Prostate and Kidney Disorder Risk
An aged population warning notes that more than half of men over sixty suffer enlarged prostate and kidney issues. Moloy's Kidney Cure is advertised as a remedy with testimonials from Rod ney Bignett of Rockport and TW. Boll declaring relief after use.
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Kedney
Polvy
Vane
Rodney Bignett
Rockport
Moloy
Aiheagh
Boll
Su Goods Fall Stock Sal Opens August 10
To clear Fall and Winter stock the store offers all Su Goods at sacrifice. Door opens August 10 at 6 30 with first come first served. Many items priced well below raw material cost. Special items listed prove the deal. All merchandise guaranteed as represented or money refunded.
Shoes and Oxford Prices at Bargain Levels
Local shoe stock includes men and boys canvas, children's oxford and ladies styles offered at clearance prices. White canvas, browns and purples in sizes 2 to 44, regulars from 2.50 to 3.50, reduced to 1.60 to 2.60. Ladies blue oxfords and boatling styles listed, one and two pairs, while limited quantities last.
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Oxfords
Boaton
Laios
Fashion sale ad copy with mixed prices and items
A promotional list touts price cuts on children and ladies garments including white stockings and hosiery, embroidery, collars, vests, and flouncing trims. The sale advertises bulk discounts with items offered for limited time while supplies last across several fabric and trim categories.
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Ana Aa
Damask Co Quality At Thin Fragments Reported
Damask Co quality figures appear in the snippet with references to price or yard measures including 200 yard 480 81 quality Mt Zi yard. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Shirts and Menswear Sale at Local Store
Seasonal sale listing laundered shirts at low prices, including 50 and 50 sizing, caps on laundered shirts at one dollar to one dollar twenty five, knee pants for boys at ten to forty eight, and linen collars slightly soiled but offered at discounted prices.
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Enoh
Eaoh
Last Chance to Buy Dependable Stylish Merchandise
A promotional appeal urges readers to be on hand for the final opportunity to purchase dependable, stylish merchandise at a very low price. The pitch emphasizes savings as money earned and invites quick action.
Town Council Briefs On taxes roads and parks
Ruskin Anderson reports Westminister town progress at first quarterly meeting. He notes tax and license collection, planned street improvements costing about 607.78 dollars allocations for fleet 811,282 dollars cemetery and park 48.77 salaries 170.00 and miscellaneous 77.79. Road and sidewalk work, well houses, and park expansion discussed along with purchases of new parks and fence for the Moe site.
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Westminster
le Tre
Tolowa
Walhalla
Harbin'x
Tabor
Gaston's
Riad
Poddin
Mall
Unter
Reform urged by Seneca town official in health and safety plan
A Seneca South Carolina town official voices need for health reform and improved services. He supports a volunteer fire department, better trolley or train accommodations, and stricter law enforcement to curb drunkenness and disorder. He notes railroads may relocate terminal stations and asks citizens to back actions to pressure the railroad to locate at West Windsor, Axam.
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Board of Health
Trans
Lam
Weat
Winator
Axam
A. Zimmerman
Dress Goods Lot At Half Price On Table
A sale listing various dress fabrics and linens with discounts. White lawn and organdje offered from 1 to 5 yards with reduced prices. Figured lawn and batistes quality fabrics advertised at substantial markdowns, with wool and cotton cloths also on sale at half price.
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Yvoilos
Foularda
Silks to Close Out in Navy and Black Pin Stripe Line
China files the 600 and 760 values in Navy Blacks bad Pins and White to RO at Biopory Shirt line patterns of 4 yards each in pratty pin stripes 1 values or only 500 per yard.
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China
Clothing sale blitz at the men and boys shop
In a brisk sale the store touts men and boys clothing with 2 piece suits, pants and “ante” items at reduced prices. Regular prices listed as $2 and $2.50 for pants drop to $1.60 or higher, with stock described as good quality and central locations highlighted.
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Renee Sine
Alzon
Straw Hats for Men and Ladies at Sale Price
Sale article notes hats in straw style for men and women with remaining stock in felt, with a glow and cobra price description. Limited ladies and men’s sailor styles left, priced at 10 each while they last.
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Glow
Cobra
Pricen
Furniture, Etc. Furnishings at Cut Price Shine
Furniture, stoves and sewing machines attract buyers as a sale promotes big cuts. A solid assortment arrives including furniture pieces and household goods just received to stock shelves and attract budget shoppers.
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Parnis ‘Ture
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Licak County
Houston
Lady Godiva
Ttoma
Senater Latimer 'Tyitka
SALE
Westminster Town Council
Zimmerman
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Scott
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