Tardy Cancels Engagements Amid Political Pressure in Washington
President announces the Som heen tour will be canceled except for a planned stop on March 19. He cites the need to prepare for an extra session to consider the reciprocity agreement and urges strong action against opposition votes. The White House plans show the tour shortened due to business demands and southern travel considerations.
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Fragmentary New York fire and investigation notes
A chaotic OCR fragment ties a New York fire incident to an investigation and a series of names and places. The jumbled text mentions burns, a fire at a house, and references to authorities and individuals connected with a broader inquiry. The garbled items hint at shifting details from a hospital or health board, but lack coherent structure.
Veterans Happy Says Report On South Carolina Veterans
The joint committee on penel and charitable institutions in South Carolina has sent its report to the General Assembly. It notes Confederate veterans at a hospital near Richland County, with 80 plus residents, most content and well cared for, healthy overall, and only eleven deaths in the past year. A new hospital wing at SLAMLTZ site was funded by Confederate supporters, and finances show no waste. The committee urges funding for continued care and supports nonviolent, humane treatment of the veterans as they age.
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Fletcher's Castoria Ad Fragment
Fragmentary OCR ad copy features the slogan Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria with garbled text and unclear continuation suggesting a medical product used for children. The readable portion centers on the brands and repetitive cry motif, lacking coherent claims or dates.
Cure for Rheumatism Promises Complete Healing
An advertisement-type item touts a "per Fert and complete cure" for rheumatism and related ailments. It claims a patent remedy that allegedly removes pain, restores vigor, and cures by cleansing the blood and bones, with cheap pricing and mail order. The text imitates a late 19th or early 20th century medical patent tone, promising miraculous results and urging readers to request a booklet.
Washington Mourns Washington in Eternal Tribute
From Ulster County Gavotte January 1 1800 report the death of George Washington with solemn public mourning at Mount Vernon. A Senate address to John Adams followed by reaction, descriptions of funeral rites, processions, artillery salutes, and tributes to the General and first President.
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Men car to Eat Potato Bugs
A fragment describes using barred Plymouth Rocks to eat potato pests on a farm. hens fed potato bugs after learning from corn meal mash, with notes on patch management, pest destruction, and a 24 cent per box item.
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Raise Mules at Home in Chester Area
An early Chester Reporter note urges local farmers to raise stock on a large scale for profit. It mentions opportunities in mules and other stock, praising South Carolina as favorable and noting that even young people are involved in breeding. The piece stresses home-based production and regional potential.
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Paxtine Great Toilet Germicide Ad
Promotes Paxtine as a cheaper antiseptic and mouth wash alternative. Claims germ-killing power for breath, teeth, and deodorizing surfaces. Advertises availability at drug stores and via mail order from Maxton Poll et Co. Offers free sample upon request.
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Shortest NY union hours cut to three per day
New York workers in the Crisson group have signed a new agreement with the Employers Association for 1911. The pact sets three hours per day, wages at five dollars daily, and guarantees under working pressure of more than three atmospheres without forty five pounds.
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