Missouri race crime and local incidents headline
White man Henry Owen dies after an altercation with a Black man near Neelyville ten miles south of Poplar Bluff. Other items note Waynesville heavy family, county politics in Montgomery, shortages in Greene County funds, a Jefferson City jail escape, and various local events from timber accidents to river navigation talks.
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Poplar Wulf
Henry Owen
Aodd
Lynch
Sear
Neelyville
Poplar Tut
Owete
Owetsa
Acts of the Missouri Law Makers Senate Bills Paused
The Missouri Senate reports bills pausing and passed by Senator Husby. Items include authorizing incorporation with capital stock, railways declared common carriers, arrest powers over liquor, teacher certificates in public schools, and new licensing and tax provisions. Also covered are railroad and highway provisions, state salary increases, horticultural inspections, and various judiciary and municipal measures.
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Senate
Husby
Nuford
Eheriia
Humphrey
Atate
Missouri
MeaAlinter
Bushy
Secretary of State
Doan's Kidney Pills Quit Severe Back Pain
A Green wood Terrace Chicago reader reports intense rheumatic back pains easing after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He suffered sleepless nights and mobility loss before relief, noting gradual improvement after starting the remedy. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irann
Greenwood Terrace
Chicago
Ill
Saya
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Thirst Quote Reflects on Water Deprivation
A stark exchange centers on the nerve of thirst and the fear of drought, with the line Why water revealing the desperation imagined when no supply can be reached. The fragment hints at a larger meditation on need, endurance, and the moral weight of thirst.
Duck Tales and Firelight Tales From a Local Page
A collection of curious vignettes and moral bits ranges from a quack enough scene with wooden ducks in a bathtub to a New York cellar fire where onions become a comic footnote as firemen weep. Also included is a short political quip and Mrs. E I Franklin on parent teacher harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoiah
Teovyeareld
Jesus
New York
Terb remedy marketed for constipation relief
An OCR fragment notes a remedy named Terb claimed to ease constipation. The brief mentions its purported effectiveness but lacks full product details, dates, or endorsements. Further readable context would be needed to establish origin, manufacturer, or claims.
Salter Seed Co Offers Farm Seed Catalog
Oats promising high yields per acre and diverse crops like flax corn and wheat are advertised by Salter Seed Co. The notice touts large-scale production and purity of seed stock, inviting readers to order a free catalog and seed packages. It names John A Salter Seed Co and its La Crome address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piel
Lewis Wah
Raler
John A. Salter Seed Co
South Sth St
I la Crome
Entertaining a Poet Sparks Uneasy Moment in San Francisco
Kind but Carelens John P. Irish hosted Joaquin Miller, the poet, in a humorous gathering that ended with Miller seeming to have a seizure after Irish offered whisky. Irish asked for the cork to revive him as Miller weakly waved his hands, then Irish removed the bottle top. The episode shows the pair among colleagues and anecdotes of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Irish
San Francisco
Joaquin Miller
Inez
Miller
Irish
Grand Old Man of Highgate Ponds Dies at 92
William McKenzie known as the grandfather of Highgate Lifebuoys club has died at his North London home. A long time swimmer at Highgate Ponds he was famed for his regular two mile walk to swim and back. The obituary notes his decades of practice and lifelong dedication to the local swimming community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highgate Ponds
William McKonzie
Highgate Lifebuoys Club
Highbury
London Chronile
The Bowels Benefit From Care with Cascarets Ad
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a bowel cleansing aid to keep the bowels clean and strong. It claims regular use prevents suffering and years of misery, promoting overall health through improved digestion and bodily function.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Richmond
Lydia E. Minkham
Woodson Branstetter
Lydia E. Pinksham
James T. Lawrence
Jonesboro
Lexus
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