Kentucky Miracle Judge Rice Tells How He Was Cured
The Hon. John M. Rice of Louisa Kentucky a former circuit judge recounts a six year battle with rheumatic and spinal illness that left him nearly unable to walk He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with saving his life after years of failed treatments and declining health The account notes his retirement from public life and his long service in Kentucky politics and law Retrieved from the Covington Kentucky Post.
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Covington
John M. Rice
Louisa
Lawrence County
Kentucky
Sixteenth Judicial District
Frankfort
Washington
Kentucky Post
Judge Rice
Lass
John
Hot Springs
Ark
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Wis
Dr. Williams
Maghes
Hin
Williame
Klee
William
Clarence
Hood
Clarence Stranger
Roxbury
Slaves Condemned From Dhow Captured Near Pangani
A slave dhow bound for Pemba was stopped by Hl. M. 8. Blanche. Thirty three slaves were found aboard from Pangani with two from near Mombasa and one woman sold by an Arab of Mombasa. The captain claims lawful sale and the slaves were handed to missionaries while the crew faced action by the sultan of Zanzibar.
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Hl. M
Blanche
Pemba
Pangani
Mombasa
Unyanweai
Zanzibar
London Army and Navy Gazette
Locke Seeks Lost Deed After Twenty Years
Wayne county trader Locke recovered a Chicago deed lost in May 1872 after John Ritchey found the envelope and returned it to Locke. Attorneys confirm the claims, noting the lapse would have barred any transfer if the deed remained hidden. The boulevard addition project paid Locke twenty thousand for a quiterator.
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LN. Locke
Wayne County
Chicago
John Ritchey
Locke
Mr Locke
Indianapolis News
Count Primelt in Parisian Society and Photo Pursuits
The New York Herald notes Count Primelt as a leading figure in Paris society. He spends part of each year at Prince Mathilde's hospitable house where he befriended Paul Bourget. He is praised as perhaps the most successful amateur European photographer, spending vast sums on perfected apparatus for the hobby.
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Leon
Australia
Sample
America
Westminster Aquarium
Atkinson
London Telegraph
Count Primelt
Prince Mathilde
Paul Bourget
Europe
New York Herald
Poet Declares Women Can Earn Livelihood in Poetry
Mica Imogen Gininey argues women can earn a living through poetry in her town. Sinewtos New York babies were named after Columbus in the week after the celebration.
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Mica Imogen Gininey
Po Hitlew
Kila Wheeler Wileos
Sinetows
New York
Columbus
Tomato Plant Training for Early Ripening and Higher Profits
An Ohio State bulletin recommends staking with strong end stakes and two-row braces, three and a half feet high, plus two wires across the tops. Tie plants to lath supports, prune only ground level side shoots, and train to a single stem. Trained plants ripen about two weeks earlier, resist rot, and yield higher profits despite fewer fruits per plant.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Fattening cattle for market.
The text advises that animals intended for meat should be reasonably fat before sale and fed a fattening ration for a period determined by condition. It notes gradual feeding to full rations is better than starting heavy, warns against sudden changes, and says weather extremes complicate fattening.
Nitrogen and Clover: Soil Fertility and Simple Chick Coop
An article explains nitrogen as vital for soil fertility and outlines legume bacteria fixing it. clover and cow peas boost soil when plowed under. It then provides a simple weather-board chicken coop design using scrap lumber for easy cleaning and dry, vermin-proof housing.
Portland Markets Review Wheat and Produce Trade
Wheat prices nominal as export trade is idle in Portland. Walla Walla wheat value listed at 77 cents per cental. Produce prices span Portland to Dayton with eggs, dairy, fruits, meats and staples, noting limited demand and steady to soft markets across items. Receipts have fallen, and prices reflect subdued activity in the current market segment.
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Portland
Salem
Cascadia
Dayton
Corvallis
Pendleton
Graham
Ours
Oregon
California
Sicily
St. Michael
Honolulu
Dall
Vailey
Umpqua
WalOge
Market Notes and Political Move Mentioned in Fragment
San Francisco markets show varied prices for frown family extras and bakers extras with limited demand for old brewing. Mentions milling and feed prices with modest activity. separate item notes Senator Dolph pushing for Oregon improvements and upcoming Senate Commerce Committee consideration on canal and railway projects.
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Wasnisiron
Italy
Dolph
Oregon
Senate Commerce Committee
Ated Emlph
Squire
Seattle
Columbia
Bark R. K. Ham Aground At Dongeness Spit
The bark R. K. Ham is reportedly a total loss after going ashore on Dongeness spit. A heavy westerly swell and strong breeze have buried her in shifting sands. Four tug attempts to tow her failed. All movable furniture and fixtures are to be salvaged.
New York City's Churches and Attendance Report
The New York Sun notes 600 churches of all creeds in New York City with seating for 925000 and value of 80 million dollars. It cites 84 Catholic parishes in the city serving about 500000 Catholics including a Polish church in Stanton Street now in litigation. It records various church populations and earned valuations, plus total weekend worship attendance near 900000 in a 1800000 population.
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New York City
Stanton Street
New York
Tenth Ward
Twenty-fourth Ward
United States
Bleecker and
Downing Streets
Baltimore
New Orleans
Savannah
Trinity Church
Grace Church
Fifth Avenue
Forty-third Street
Beth el
Seventy-sixth Street
St. Peter's
Barclay Street
St. Mary's
Grand and Ridge Streets
New York Sun
Bank Teller Smell Sparks Cigarette Incident
A bank teller notes no smoking inside the bank and recalls a customer who entered with a note to be certified. The man, new at his business, pulled out cigarettes at the window, provoking the teller's rebuke. The passage also references jokes about writers and aging remedies.
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New York Tribune
Alcock’s Porous Plasters and Catarrh Cure Ad Claims
In tough athletic times, veteran walker Harry Brooks endorses Alcock’s Porous Plasters based on twenty years of use and kidney catarrh relief. The piece also promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo with a one hundred dollar testimonial promise and nationwide druggist sale. The text weaves in comic lines about a Miss Alice and city staffing humor.
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Allcock
Alcock
Baaxpsetu
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Acdtens F. J. Cheney &C
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