The Statesman Subscription Rates And Notices
The Statesman outlines subscription rates for one year in advance and not in advance, promotes superior printing facilities and prompt delivery, requests contributions of news items with sender details, notes its wide circulation in Mirgugnout Calbaun county, and lists publication office at 285 State Street.
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Mirgugnout
Calbaun County
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State Street
Despair at Sing Sing as Convict Labor Law Bites
A New York paper reports a Sing Sing inmate attempted suicide after a new law barred convict labor except in state institutions. The piece argues against enforced idleness, urging prisons to employ convicts to avoid crime and famine, while noting broader relief efforts and international arbitration schemes.
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Sing Sing
New York City
Hoffman
Buiride Baranse
Ptison
Erin
England
London
Europe
India
Prince of Wales
William Waldorf Astor
Astor
New York
Cuba
Lee
Plowless farming method and a Montreal street sweeper
The article describes farmer Mr Campbell in South Dakota packing soil to trap rainfall and protect seeds from drying, using dry earth above and below a seed bed. It also notes a Montreal inventor’s electric street sweeper with side brushes, dirt collected inside the car, and a pivot dump to clear waste.
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Mr. Campbell
South Dakota
Montreal
Hope For Subarid Lands Schemes Revealed
The text outlines two late 19th century schemes to irrigate arid belts rich in fertile soil across the United States from Missouri to North Dakota. One plan, credited to John Bender of St Joseph Missouri, proposes digging 6 to 10 foot trenches filled with rock atop a base of unknown material to aid irrigation and watering.
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Missouri
North Dakota
John ©. Bender
St. Joseph
Washington Daily Summary of Senate and House Actions
Washington reports detail daily moves from Jan 21 to Jan 27 including Nicaragua canal debates, amendments on liquor sales to Indians, Cuban independence, and arming measures. Members cited extremes on trusts, a Gettysburg Lincoln statue, and a Delaware seat contention. Funeral rites in Louisville and a series of local and national notices follow.
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Washington Streets
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Turpie
John Edward Addicka
Delaware
Hoar
Maes
Rodriguez
Senane der Satording
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Senate Westerdigy Renatoc
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Wetler
Trevor
Tiama
Nirderer
Sen
Eno
Childeen
United States
Calan
Delawaire
Askup
Charles F. Crisp
Cuba
Sicaragua Canal
Leith
House
Weis
Virginia
Yost
Theker
Weoth
Taekee
National Tricpation Congress
Phooey
A. T
Phe Baekin
Geek
Pal Gadsts
Chest Pains and Rheumatism Case in Michigan Newspaper
A long reader letter from Jackson Michigan recounts a remarkable recovery from rheumatism dyspepsia and related pains through Pink Pills for Pale People. It cites Mr Jaco Paskle and Mrs Mary Noren as cases and claims the remedy relieved constipation improved appetite and restored strength. The piece promotes testimonials and urges broader use.
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Wallis Pink
Meyer Ates
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D. Ruslan
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Noren
Wheeling
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Tiamy
Meslivine Company
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