Heinze returns west as copper producer after huge loss
New York October 19 F Augustus Heinze, once a copper king, returns to the West to run copper ventures after an estimated 20 million dollar slump. He reportedly sells stock in several Manhattan and Brooklyn institutions to fund his western business. He denies a bank run and claims he still controls Mercantile National Bank though deposits have fallen sharply.
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New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Wall Street
West
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
William Barrett Ridgely
Mr. Heinze
Clearing House Committee
Arrinkage
Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised as Best Salve in World
Claiming unmatched healing power Bucklen's Arnica Salve is promoted as the best salve in the world for skin ailments and injuries. The advertisement touts rapid relief and wide usage across households and rural communities.
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Bucklen
No Darns Hosiery Ad and Anecdotes from The Times
The page features an advertisement for No Darns hosiery from O K Mills of Valhalla South Carolina urging fall stock purchases with promise of durable, up to date products in black and tan for all ages. It also includes a anecdotes about a New York registered letter user praising its force against trusts and a list of county union dates for organizing and a cotton union strategy to move cotton to Europe for cheaper storage and interest. A humorous car ride exchange ends with a stout woman exiting a streetcar confidently, while a conductor comments on her method.
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New York Press
Sata
Little Trust
Big Trust
New York
Farmers’ Cotton Union
Europe
Farmers' Union
Eee
Rotation of Crops and Cattle for Better Yields
Farmers discuss crop rotation chiefly between cotton and corn with oats and cow peas. The piece argues adding cattle as a rotation element boosts land value and yields. By dividing land into sections and moving cattle between them, farmers can fatten cattle and produce milk while enriching soil.
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United States
It Looks Like Some People Are Born To Ml Luck
An elderly woman in Chicago News quotes herself as saying she has collected about 10 000 medical recipes and pasted them into a book over fifty years, and she has never been sick a day in her life. Her tale prompts discussion on luck and health.
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New York
Annie Yeamans
America
Mrs. Yeamans
Australia
Shanghai
China
Chicago News
A Baffled Plot
A Cleveland Plain Dealer tale where George hires a hand organ man to annoy an unpopular aunt visiting. The plan backfires as the aunt is deaf, leaving George to wonder how she perceived the afternoon racket.
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The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
George
Obeying Orders in a Philly Ledger Style Cab Ride
President Hadley of Yale hailed a cab in Philadelphia and ordered a fast ride. The cabby sped erratically for half an hour then admitted he could not tell the destination, asking where to go while unsure of the route.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Hadley
Yale
New Haven
Cabby
Steamer Alfred Wilandsend Ashore Off Scotland
Eighteen lives perished when the Danish steamer Alfred Wilandsend went ashore near St Abb’s Head Scotland. Only three were saved including a woman. Survivors clung to spars and were hauled ashore as dawn revealed little of the wreck and no sign of crew aboard.
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London
Alfred Wilandsend
St. Abb's Head
Scotland
Keowee Courier Encourages Printing and Engraving Orders
The Keowre Courier of Walhalla South Carolina urges friends and patrons to leave their printing and engraving orders with prompt attention and best service. Call to view samples from a line of options and offerings.
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Keowre Courier
Walhalla
8. C
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Seneca
So. Ca
Clearing House Association
Louisville Courier-Journal
Everybody's Magazine
Harrisburg
Sanderson
Pennsylvania
O. K. Mills
Valhalla
S. C
O. K
B. F. Earle
York County
Chester
Fairfield
Kershaw
Camden
Lancaster
Darlington
Chesterfield
Marlboro
Marlon
Horry
Williamsburg
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