First Fight of the Peacock and Epervier action
The engagement between the American vessel Peacock and the British Epervier is described with details of broadsides and rigging damage. The Epervier surrendered after about 45 minutes of fighting. the Peacock maintained headway despite heavy losses on the British ship. The account notes Warrington’s maneuvering and the British captain urging a boarding attempt. The Pescock sustained heavier damage yet inflicted more casualties on the enemy. The narrative then shifts to a separate piece arguing wage earners must resist silver monometalism, citing the Atlanta Journal on currency and the impact on 7,000,000 workers and related clerks.
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Actiogek
Waple
Ogton
Epervier
Warrington
Pescok
The
Atlanta Journal
Lfe
Mrs Jane Corry Fractures Wrist At Emmitsburg Store
On Tuesday forenoon Mrs Jane Corry of Mt St Marys near Emmitsburg rode into town by wagon and stopped at James H Helmans store. While getting out she slipped and fell breaking one wrist. Dr R L Annan treated the fracture.
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Jane Corry
Mt. St. Mary’s
Emmitsburg
James H. Helman
R. L. Annan
Testaky Pell Length Portrait of Christ Sermon
A lengthy sermon extols seeking salvation through Christ, prayer, and Bible study. The preacher contrasts faith with empty rituals, urges persistent seeking of the Lord now, and emphasizes the Bible as the essential book for conversion and comfort.
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Christ
Kerrigan Family Thrown From Horse Near Liberty Township
Mr James M Kerrigan his wife and their young son Ward were riding Sunday evening near Liberty Township when the horse bolted and reared. Mrs Kerrigan and Ward fell and were carried to John Gearhart’s house where she lay unconscious for about an hour. Dr James W Etchelberger treated her. Kerrigan suffered minor bruises. Ward uninjured.
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Emmitaberg Chronicle
James M. Kerrigan
Ward
Howard Rowe
Liberty Township
James W. Etchelberger
Mr. Kerrigan
Pain Balm Cure Endorsed By Sunbury Man
A Sunbury Pa man Charles H Wetzel writes that in May he walked with crutches to Melick's drug store and bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm for inflammatory rheumatism which crippled him. after three bottles he is completely cured and recommends it. The notice lists August 10 130k and Walter Shipmans Pa and other clutter, urging readers to say they saw it in The News.
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Chriss
Gil
Tovussembar
Schott
Pontihios
Lee
Saul
Tntel Betes
Tata
Rosa Damon
Ererums
Olesen
Melick’s
Chamberlain
Charles H. Wetzel
Sunbury
Walter Shipmans
Walter Shire
AL Pearce
Frederick
W. R. Budy
Mt Airy
Prevention better than cure Tutt's Liver Pills claim
An advertising snippet asserts Tutt's Liver Pills will not cure disease but will prevent sick headache dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation jaundice and torpid liver. It proclaims Tutt's Liver Pills absolutely cure.
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Tutt
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