Sound Kidneys Insure Good Health Ad
Kidney health ads claim Peruna cures kidney trouble with testimonials from Jona Ws Corlies and Mrs Mary Lawler. Veterans and others report relief after fourteen weeks to four months of Peruna use. The copy emphasizes kidneys filtering toxins, heart vigor, and seasonal susceptibility, and offers a free booklet “Summer Catarrh.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona Ws. Corlies
Council Bluffs, In
Athletic Association
Perana
Peruma
Peruna
Siessumiodbent
Grand Army of the Republic
Gukhead
Cole
Mary Lawler
Appleton, Wis
Hartman
Sir Walter Scott’s debt and honor fuel lifelong toil
Six years before his death Sir Walter Scott faced a $600000 debt after a publishing house failure. He refused compromise, paid every pound, worked twelve to sixteen hours daily, then finally paid all. His health failed, he could not grasp a pen, yet he refused to complain, leaving a lasting literary legacy. Nearby Roxboro in Person county reports eight to ten horses dying last week from an unknown epidemic with no cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Sir Walter
Roxboro
Person County
Three Chicago Doctors Praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Manette LaMonts of East Chicago praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after three doctors failed to cure her female troubles. She says five bottles ended years of pain and bedridden months, calling the remedy wonderful and life changing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle L. LaMonte
Lydia E. Pinkham
Manette L. LaMowrs
Mow Are Your Kidecyot eee GE Ratline Nomedy do Liles w OF
The readable text is garbled and lacks discernible names, places, or events. No clear subject or outcome can be extracted for a factual summary card.
The Romance of the Presidency in Public Life
Column reviews how many leaders rose to the presidency from modest political starts. It cites Roosevelt Polk Garfield Arthur Taylor Grant Lincoln Tilden Buchanan and others, noting war as a leveler and fate in politics. It ends with a note of a South Carolina circuit appointing J R Sojourner to Traveler's Rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Watterson
Louisville -Journal
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
James K. Polk
Martin van Buren
Tennessee
Franklin Vieree
Washington
Chester A. Arthur
New York
Garfield
Port of
Gallean
Wieer
Taylor
Grant
Andrew Johnson
Grover Cleveland
Buffalo
Murat Halstead
Chicago
Benjamin Harrison
Senate
Lincoln
Douglass
Illinois
Tilden
Jas. Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Webster
Clay
Theron
South Carolina
Traveler's Rest
J. R. Sojourner
English shipyard wins big rail freight steamers contract
A Wilmington Daily Star dispatch reports Birch Far ners left New York for England to secure twelve freight carrying steamers of six to ten thousand tons each. The $4,000,000 value ships, likely for railroads, would sail under the American flag only if Congress approves subsidies to enable U S builders. Critics say foreign yards win bids, undermining domestic industry.
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Yeater
Dsy
Birch Farners
New Y
England
Dica
Sui
Ander
Congress
The
Wilmington Daily Star
Charges Against A. E. Holton Referred to President
A. E. Holton United States district attorney for the western district of North Carolina faces charges by W. B. Ellis of New York City aimed at preventing his reappointment. Ellis cites alleged transactions with Holton during Ellis’s Winston tenure. Holton claims endorsements from most witnesses named by Ellis.
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A. E. Holton
United States
Attorne
Nort Carolina
W. B. Ellis
New York City
Mr. Ellis
Winston
N. C
New York
Ellis
Holton
Senator Pritchard
Mr. Holton
Ellie
North Carolina
Washington Special
Raleigh Post
Hulton
Roosevelt on Our Insular Possessions
President Roosevelt outlines policy for Hawaii Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippines stressing development of territories under American management. He urges tariff and governance measures to foster self government and material welfare while highlighting ongoing progress in Cuba and the Philippines and cautioning on rapid change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Porto Rico
Cuba
Hawaii
Philippines
Ieland
United States
Antiles
Caba
Cabs
Tropic
Tropics
Garden Spot Counties Greet Railroads Opening
A Fraser-like note argues Ashe Alleghany and Watauga counties in North Carolina form the garden spot of the state. It predicts new Norfolk and Western railroad lines into Ashe to end isolation and unlock wealth and beauty while warning locals to guard land from outside buyers.
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Norfolk & Western
Ashe County
North Carolina
Ashe
Alleghany
Wata
Watauga
Blue Ridge
Charlotte Beerver
Bugs Devouring a Stone Church in Middletown
Reports describe termites or a beetle infestation attacking the $100,000 Firet Presbyterian Church in Middletown Connecticut. Holes pockmark Main and Fourth street facades. the tower suffers most as the insect colony eats soft sandstone and crumbles the stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet Presbyterian
Middletown
Conn
Main
Fourth Streets
Fourth Street
Denver Times
Indigestion Remedies Highlighted in Frugal Era Text
Fragmentary historical note recalls a time when common medicines were scarce and families managed indigestion and biliousness with home remedies.mentions mothers grandmothers and limited access to ap and nervous treatments.
Mount Airy urged to unite for town growth
The Greensboro Record laments petty prejudice hindering business and community progress. It calls for a broad spirit, cooperation, and mutual support to attract new enterprises and avoid stagnation in Greensboro and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Mamier
Cat Causes Niagara Power Outage by Contact with Wire
A cat climbed a trolley pole in Hoffman New York and touched a feed wire. The animal was fatally electrocuted sending a bright flash through 24 000 volts. The short circuit blacked Niagara Falls power lines for hours and halted rail and street lighting across western New York.
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Hoffman
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Niagara Faille
New York
Measuring the Earth by 19th Century Geodesy Effort
After about thirty years of work and nearly $500000 spent, scientists report an accurate Earth diameter. They give equatorial span 7926 miles and polar diameter 7599 miles, confirming a slightly flattened globe at the poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
Not a Poem But a Thoughtful Seaman Message
A reflective line compares dislike felt by some to the universal loathing sailors face. The speaker notes the paradox of hating someone who simply exists without poetry. The tone hints at empathy and critique of harsh judgment.
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Mount Airy, N
Carter, Cuntaur
Lewellyn
W. S. Taylor
Geo. W. Sparger
Mount Airy
N. O. Reoco
John E. Banner
Taylor's Druc
N.C
W. R. Badgett
Pilot Mountain
J. A. Tesh
Buider
Mount Airy, N. C
Aaron T. Penn
T. Penn
Dean
Mabelle L, Lamonts
Fyay
Balsam
East
South
Chattanoogs
Tenn
Ind
Bugs
Nicaragua
Atlanta Journal
Tut's
Edward Baum
M.D
Elm St
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FARIG
Bier Tagenae
W. C. Fulton, Dobson, N. C
Dobson
N. J. Reid
Teoresteen
H. Snow
He Nae
Bradfield
Brade Weld
Hague-McCorkle Dry Goods,Co
Airy Marble Works
N.O
Taos
Fawosti
Hanns
Pres
First National Bank OF My.Amy
Thos. Fawcett
C.J. Banks
M. L. Fawcett
A G Trotter
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