Peruna Advertises Cure for Chronic Catarrh and Health
A testimonial letter extols Peruna as the sole systemic remedy for catarrh that local cures cannot reach. It asserts Peruna cleanses mucous membranes and restores health, citing a Kansas City lodge member and a Dr Hartman book offer from The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
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Peruna
Peruns
Peruana
Anne P. Nichola
Grand Baxter Rebekah Lodge
Main Street
Kansas City
The Declaration of Independence Fading from View
The famous Declaration is no longer legible its words faint and the signatures vanish. Preserved in a State Department Library drawer behind steel doors it was once shown in Independence Hall Philadelphia. A fading document now blank sheets remain under glass and heavy protection with limited visibility.
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Continental Congress
John Harcock
State Department
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Washington Star
Noted Physician Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Dr Wanata of Lansing Michigan endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female disorders including ovarian troubles and uterine issues. He claims it restores affected parts and has cured barren women, urging trust in the remedy despite medical skepticism.
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Wanata
Lansing
Mich
Raven
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wanara
Lydia KE
Pemberthy Explosion toll shocks Detroit workers
Detroit reports a catastrophic Pemberthy Injector Co blast at Abbott street and Brooklyn avenue killing twenty and injuring twenty seven others. Officials estimate up to eighty five workers were present and searchers comb the ruins by electric light as fires add to the horror.
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Detroit
Michigan
Pemberthy
Abbott Street
Brooklyn Avenue
Varius
Viog
State Board weighs sale of Hyde county timber rights
The State Board of Education considers selling timber on 10,000 acres in Hyde county at 50 cents a cord for long term use. An English company expects to lay the owner’s plan and complete the project in about ten months.
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The
State Board of Education
Hyde County
Apple Growing in the Mountains in North Carolina
A Wilmington Star summary highlights J. E. Hall, a leading Western North Carolina apple grower, detailing his cultivation and harvesting methods. Hall grades fruit, stores in barrels, and times picking from September 20 to October 20. He notes ground cultivation, early peas sown in July, and that well-tended orchards yield larger, long keeping apples such as Ben Davie and Newton pippins, with a bearing capacity rising to 20 000 25 000 bushels in five years.
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North Carolina
Wayuvesville
Charlotte Observer
J. E. Hall
Newton
York
Charleston
Mr. Hall
J. Hall
Wilmington Star
English Tariff Joke Highlights Yankee Shrewdness
The Commoner recounts a British contractor who bid on American steel to build a Boston elevated railway section. By exploiting tariffs he forwarded the shipment to Boston instead of Liverpool, beating American buyers at their own game and challenging the notion that Americans prosper without aid from foreigners.
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Boston
England
Liverpool
In Memory of James M Jessup
Obituary sketch of James M Jessup born 1849 in Stokes County North Carolina recounts his Christian life as Baptist church clerk at Westfield Church. It notes his death November 21 1901 after a period of illness and honors his wife children and faithful conduct. The piece ends with a religious benediction and verses from Rav J K Humphies.
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Jessup
O. C. Haymore
Collision of Trains Kills 125 in Michigan Wreck
Detroit reports a collision between two trains near Seneca Montpelier injuring or killing up to 125 people. No. 4 disobeyed orders to wait for No. 13, causing the disaster as fires raged and mangled bodies were recovered. Officials cite possible crew error and note extensive fire damage and missing identifications.
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Detroit
Mich
Waiy
Seneca
Adrian
Catinent Limited
Condaetor
G. J. Martin
Montpelier
Ohio
Sences
No. 4
Chicago
Daniel Webster on The Christ
Excerpt from a Webster letter condensed by Professor Sabor n on Dartmouth defending the Gospel as truth. Webster argues Christ’s spotless life, earnest truthfulness, and crucifixion prove He was no impostor and that belief in Him rests on historical reality.
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Webster
Sauborn
Dartmouth
Boschee's German Syrup Promoted for Severe Lung Troubles
The article extols Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for severe throat and lung ailments, claiming it relieves coughing and cold symptoms and aids recovery, contrasting it with milder remedies and suggesting a warmer climate as an alternative for prevention.
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Boschee
Internal revenue collections reach 306.9 million in year ending June 30
Collections for the year ended June 30 total 306 871 669 dollars. The figure reflects the government's tax intake and shows annual revenue performance.
Good Roads in the South and Railroads' Investment
An editorial praises Southern railroads pushing for good roads as enlightened self interest. Better highways reduce transport costs, boost farm markets, raise land values, and support year after year rail traffic growth, with Gulf Coast papers noting the broad social and economic gains for agriculture and real estate alike. A Syracuse self-made success story is also highlighted.
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Poog
Agin ’ Frei i
Sonath
Courier- Journal
Navy Court Costs for Tilley Trial Raise Questions
New York Journal reports the proposed costs of the Tilley court martial and related naval movements. The Winscondia and BolaceVoyage to the island cost 160000, 35000, and 25000 dollars respectively with numerous admirals and officers involved. Witnesses could have been brought to San Francisco at minimal expense, suggesting the Tatuila case may exceed the Schle y inquiry in expense.
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New York
Coromander Tilley
Tutnile
Bolace
Tilley
San Francisco
Tatuila
Sehley
Man Denounced for Impersonation Sentenced Fifteen Years
Lewis Williams, locally identified as a county resident, was sentenced last week to the penitentiary for fifteen years after entering his employer's home by impersonating him. The case drew attention to identity deceit and burglary with felonious intent.
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Lewis Williams
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