Mourphrs and crises rise amid fever and economic woes
The article notes an uptick in suicides and personal crises, worsening crime may rise, and coal demand falls by about four million tons. Memphis faces yellow fever disruption with mass charity needs as 780 Memphis families receive rations and 500 orphans are reported amid sprawling devastation and social collapse.
Forney Returns to Philadelphia Plans New Progress Weekly
Col. John W. Forney returns from Europe and announces a new weekly paper titled Progress to debut November 15. A sheet mill at West Reading, owned by Reading Trou Company, will start next week, employing over two hundred men after a long closure. The iron business in Reach shows signs of strong revival and good encouragement.
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Peach theft led to fatal shooting by concealed assailant
In a case tied to a peach theft, defendant with a ghateun fired from concealment at close range wounding McNutt who died within an hour. The shooter Win. Nutt and two companions were involved, and Tannehill had just been convicted of manslaughter.
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Three Great Things We Hope For In Our Lives
In this issue the piece explores hope as a guiding force in life, contrasting Webster’s definition with personal experience. It notes hope’s central role beyond religion, citing action and love of work, exemplified by Daniel and Noah Webster, and urges pursuing work with will and affection to foster true hope in daily life.
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Smoking among boys linked to health harm warned by doctor
The British Medical Journal reports a doctor studied 38 boys aged 9 to 16 and found injurious effects from smoking in 27. Circulation and digestion disorders, palpitations, thirst for strong drink, frequent nosebleeds, sleep disturbance, and mouth ulcers were noted. Symptoms eased after tobacco cessation with health improvement. Owen FP Brickner is listed as attorney at law for legal matters.
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