Notable Address at International Congress of Sciences
A speech by Wm. A. Duncing of Columbia University at the International Congress of Sciences and Atta drew strong attention. He argued imperialism hinges on breaking ethnic homogeneity and projecting influence, tracing US policy from the Spanish American War era to new spheres of influence and autocratic governance abroad. The address framed imperialism as a test of national progress and political completeness.
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International Congress of Sciences
Atta
Wm. A. Duncing
Columbia University
Africa
Cleveland
United States
Asia
Athena
Pericles
Rome
Juliuus Cesser
Hana
Machiavelli
Wireless Telegraphy expands to connect cities from St Louis
The American DeForest wireless telegraph company with ten World’s Fair stations has opened communication between Springfold Til and Gobbago Ill and St Louis. Wireless messages now travel to and from Kansas City Seda n Ma Ft Worth Walles Detroit Buffalo Cleveland and other hubs as work progresses toward nationwide links along the northern United States.
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American DeForest Wireless Telegraph Company
Springfold Til
Qobbago
Ill
St. Louis
Kansas City
Sedan Ma
Ft. Worth
Walles
Detroit
Buffalo
Clevland
Oasis
United States
Texas Wonder advertised cures for kidney and bladder troubles
In St Louis on August 20 1902 a testimonial from W W Aubuchon praises Texas Wonder as a remedy curing kidney and bladder issues including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. The ad by Dr E W Hall promotes a two month bottle for $1 with mail order option and lists testimonials. The page also notes Lafayette County veterans from the Mexican War and a birth notice for a daughter to W A Noah near Higginsville.
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St. Louis
Dr. BE
W. Hall
W. W. Aubuchon
Ridge Ave
Conductor
Suburban Railroad
Texas Wonder
Hall
E. W. Hall
P. O. Box
Lafayette County
George Sommera
W. Boone Meyer
John W. Lewis
Sam Bascom
Odessa
David Powell
Mayview
Sane W. Braden
Wellington
OC “W. Jackson
Higginsville
W. JA. Noah
Indigestions and Texas Railroads in Early 20th Century News
A mixed clipping notes indigestion remedies and sudden deaths from heart failure tied to stomach issues, touting Green's August Flower. It then shifts to Texas railroads and growth, claiming Texas will surpass other states in population by 1929 to 1950, with Galveston exports rivaling Philadelphia and New York, and Texas producing about one third of the cotton crop and more wheat than New York and New Orleans.
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Wwariel
Qtou
Jon Ayish
Ney
Leroy Farmer
Lexington
Texas
Missouri
New York
Peensylvania
Hvu
Ohio
Passahio
Elinor
Pennsylvania
England
Germany
Congress
Illinois
Galveston
Philadelpha
Baltimore
Boston
New Orleans
Ameriea
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Pacific
North
South America
One Minute Cough Cure Cures Marion Woman’s Pneumonia
Mrs Gertrude Fenner of Marion Indiana recounts a severe lung cough and weight loss from 148 to 92 pounds cured entirely by four bottles of One Minute Cough Cure. The ad cites Crenshaw and Young as sellers and extols restoration of health and strength. Also notes local wedding at Three Grove church with Henry Buddie and Laura Guenther.
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Gertrude Fenner
Marion
Ind
Crenshaw & Young
Waverly
Henry Buddie
Laura Guenther
Three Grove
W. H. Miller
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
H. EK. Hoener
Jeane Gibson
Buddle
Mia Guenther
Charlie C. Guenther
Three Groves
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Promoted for Colds and Sore Throats
Valley Mills Texas resident W Akendrick reports using Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for coughing and throat troubles and finds it pleasant and effective. Sold by Crenshaw & Young. Product price listed as 81.00 with 2c and 500 quantities.
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Ballsrd
W. Akendrick
Valley Mills
Texas
Ballarad
Crenshaw & Young
Occupation breakdown of Missouri students and local notices
The survey lists 230 students from farm homes among a thousand replies, with 77 from merchant homes, 48 lawyers, 33 doctors, 28 teachers, 23 real estate and insurance workers, 16 county officers, 15 engineers and bankers, 14 preachers, 11 contractors, 10 druggists, 6 editors, and various other trades each represented by one. The piece then adverts health cures for stomach ailments, a marriage report from Aullville, a Confederate Home coal bid notice for Higginsville, and mentions Joel Chandler Harris, De Witt’s Little Early Risers, and church statistics in Australia.
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Dentigu
Puch Ab
Sprains and Remedies Endorsement in Oweo Texas Rite
Read S A sprains case from Oweo Texas dated March 11 1901 notes relief after Ballards Snow Liniment cured a wrist sprain. Advertisement lists prices 9.8m 10.60 and 61.00 with Crénéhan Young as seller. Also promotes Alton’s new aeronauts exhibit at World’s Fair with electric lighted train schedules and travel times to Higginaville and west St Louis. For full particulars apply to S A Committion Agen.
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F. Price Jones
Margaret B. Maddox
Gillmore Coffman
W. T. Maddox
Waverly
Versalles
St. Louis
Versailles
Waverly Watchman
S. A
Oweo
Texas
Rites
Ballard
Crénehan & Young
Alton
Traica
Higginaville
West St. Louis
S.A
Agen
Por Sale A five young Darhem tall RE B Vavaian
A brief item notes a five young Darhem tall RE B Vavaian in a local sale notice fragment with unclear context and limited readable details.
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Por Sale
Darhem
Vavaian
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Rocard Jones
Mattie Stephens
Board of Managers
Confederate Home
Missour Pacific Railroad
Andreen J. L. Pack
Saperintendent
Uncle Remus
Joel Chandler Harris
McClure-Phillips
de Witt
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Albany, Ga
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Franklin Avenue
King & Marrs
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J. Wilson
Wilson Brothers
Eastern
Home Money
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Colorado
Santa FE
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
G. W. Hagenbugh
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Main Street
Kinloch
Caldwell & Drake
Wee Agy Oakaat
Arkansas
West Virginia
West
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Lexington, MO
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