Vermont Reflects on Negro Troops Debated Arrival
In Vermont columns the state debate over a regiment of African American troops stationed near Burlington is described. Citizens oppose and defend the move, while broader tensions about abolition and loyalty surface alongside criticism of legal system delays and jury issues. The piece closes with a medical ad about Dr Thomas' Electric Oil for croup.
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Columibie State
Brownsville
Turlington
Vermont
Allen
Burlington
Hartington
Cotton Opis Get and Crop Estimates in Washington
The crop reporting board reports August 20 cotton condition at 3.7 percent of normal, lowest regional averages in several states. A government note in New York cites a fall in cotton prices and labor day adjournment affecting market forecasts. Patrick Quinn, 80, paroled recently, is freed after serving time for assault, noting changes in city life since imprisonment.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculure
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas St
Louisiana
New York
Corton
Aber Ik Lijise
Sears
Tyenton
Nook
Patrick Quinn
Court of Jardons
Himtir
Why He Knew He Was Alive in a Strange Tale
A young inmate recalls believing he was dead during a famine and an attempted release. He explains he knew he was alive because his feet were cold and he felt hunger, distinguishing the afterlife from reality. The tale centers on his perception of life and death in a peculiar moral frame.
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Saple Cine
Six Hundred Javans Perbst Ranivin Java
In Sept. at Seaside, a property incident occurred near Ranivin Java. Authorities reported damage to property and noted a disruption affecting local residents. No further details or official statements were provided in the readable text.
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Ranivin
Java
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Woman
A Vermont reader touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. The letter claims complete restoration of health and urges publication to help other women, praising the medicine as unequaled for menstrual irregularities digestion and nervous prostration.
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Sy Huston
Wuntral Lyrlink
Winkham
Mara
Ciras
Barcnay
RFD
Graniteville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cardu
Kidney Health Warning Promotes Dean's Kidney Pills
An old advertisement urges readers to check kidney health signs such as dark urine, sediment, frequent or painful passages. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for Wright's disease and diabetes, with a testimonial from a Walhalla, South Dakota area dealer and a Buffalo, New York distributor.
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Wright
Waihalla
Moss
Mainatevet
Walhialit
Dean
J. Ww. Bell
Brent
Sean
Deaters
PostereMiburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Cheniune
Rural Carrier Association urged upon Congress in letter
Wyatt Allen reports on a letter from J. Wicker of Newberry to Congressman Aiken regarding support for rural carriers. The exchange emphasizes government and congressional sympathy for the carriers and the value of organized rural carriers in road building and rural development. Additional notes reference kidney remedies and local drug store promotions.
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Hh. Wiekoe
Torral Letter Carriers’ Association of
Hoa Shite
Mes Vieker
Aiken
Tay Aly
Vieker
Abbeville
Wicker
Newberes
S. Gr
Congress
Bdo
Hans
Shane
Wyatt Alien
Washington land purchase value dispute over five squares
A Supreme Court of the District of Columbia commission set the land value for the five squares bounded by Pennsylvania Avenue and The Mall to determine U S government compensation. The total value falls $40,068 short of Congress approved funds for purchasing land for federal buildings housing the State Justice Commerce and Labor departments.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
United States
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mall
Fourteenth
Congress
Departments of State, Justice and Commerce and Labor
Pennsylvanian Avenue
Capitol
Treasury
Prohibition Fight Planned At South Carolina Legislature
An Anti-Saloon League meeting in Rev J J Harley’s office announced plans for state wide prohibition in the upcoming General Assembly. A union with the Chelatian Temperance Union was formed to publish The South Carolina Vote with Harley as editor and Emma Gary as associate editor. The Spartanburg edition will run semi monthly.
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Spactanhurs Disputch
Anti-Saloon League of
South Carolan
J. J. Harley
Chelatian Temperance Union
South Carolina
HM. Carlisle
General Assembly
Harley
The
Voice
Missy Emma Gary
Spartanburg
Montery Mexico Declares Three Homemat Estate Official
Monterey officials announce that Three Homemat is the official estate for those who perished in the Santa Catarina river disaster. Reports detail 600 people affected along the valley stream and its tributary Sa dua, with revived records and ongoing investigations into losses.
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Monterey
Mexico
Santa Catarina
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Fereat Minster
Sheba
Maheed
Hain
Warblvatin
Wenton
Dr. Thomas
Mimy
Chas. Barclay
Valhalla
Surrey
Emident Wiek
Nyoug
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Palos x
Falos
Staneesphor Drug Ca
Weetiningter
Comoemeh
WilKon
Henton
Edear N. Baylba
Robinsonville
Del
Foley
Wien
J. W. Bell
Stoneexpher Drug Co
Westminster
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Edwin Hall
Brooks
Hall
bin Dance
Awhid Lors
Ron Astern
God
Elaine
Antisaloon League
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Ste Wile Prohibit
Mra
Verna Wallace
Sanger
Tex
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Cardus
Soutit
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RD Collegh
Henry Nelson Snyder
Wopword College
High Grate Preparatory
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A.M. Dupre
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Valhalla, Sr. Co
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