Paine's Celery Compound touted for nervous illness relief
An eighteenth or nineteenth century advertisement promotes Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for insanity caused by nervous disorders and mental disturbances. It claims hot weather worsens these conditions, promises rapid blood improvement, restored appetite, stronger nerves, and renewed health, urging readers to try the remedy for a “new life” and lasting happiness.
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Bana
spain
Paine
alth
Obituary Notices for Walkeraville and Derwood Resident
Funeral services were held for David carea R. David Queear a well known colored man aged about 55 interment at Glade. Samuel Robertson a farmer near Derwood Montgomery county died July 17 aged about 60 leaves several brothers and sisters. Interment was at Glade. The article cites Rev Mollieier and mentions United Workmen.
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Mentadel
Walkeratille
Hoimieier
Pleasant
palibaaters
Herman
Buckey
Edward George Cramer
Edward Buckey
Charles ‘Barrick
Ezra
Glade ha civil war
DAVID CaRea
David Queear
SAMUEL
ROBERTSON
HYMENEAL ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED IN Frederick county
A engagement announced for Miss Eliza beth MacLanshanz daughter of Dr and Mrs Johnson McLanahan of Chambersburg and Mr B Donald McPherson a promising young lawyer of Gettysburg Pa. EXLEE-TEESSLER July 13 at the Lutheran parsonage Emmitsburg Rev Charles Reinewald officiated Ephraim A Byler and Flora A Tressler both of Emmitsburg district married. Bond post office to be established near Grab tree Garrett county on B&O rail line Hearney Garratt post office reestablished. Eastern Milling Export Company tourist quotations today corn barrel 3.25 shelled 65 cents per bushel wheat No 3 red 72 steamer 68 per Cashel oats July wheat 13 per ton
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EXLEE—TEESSLER
Emmiteburg
Charles Reinewald
Ephraim A. Byler
Flora A. Tressler
BAKEE—YRABELIN
Frank 8. Baker
Carroll county
Clara May Franklin
this county
Feats Creek
Wm. H. Frank
Garrett Postoffice
Bond
Grabtree
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Garrett county
Hearney
Garratt pn
lne Local Mart
Eastern Milling & Export Company
William H Waater Property Sale at Motter’s Station
John T. Cretin assigned mortgage sold the property of William H. Waater at Motter’s Station to Henry W. Hankey for 1530 dollars at public sale.
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John T. Cretin
William H. Waater
Motter's Station
Henry W. Hankey
Vatican Hopeful on Manila Negotiations With U S
Papal and American officials express mutual confidence in resolving pending questions in the Philippines. The Vatican notes outline four negotiation points accepted by Secretary Root and await the apostolic delegate to begin formal relations in Manila. Taft learns the Pope has designated a farewell audience for July 2 as Governor Rampolla Taft prepares travel to Valombrosa for private talks before the audience.
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Philippines
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Holy See
ig tay
RAMPOLLA
Taft
Yalt
Val iombimsa
Florence
Pope Dissatisfied. Cardinals' Credition Under Taft
Londos reports from July 19 that Pope Leo XIII frowns on how cardinals handled the accreditation with Judge Taft on bishops in the Philippines. The Pope reportedly annulled the commission, deeming American demands reasonable and signaling willingness to meet Taft personally.
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Armerican
the
Daily Chronicle
Taft
Philippines
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Union convention debates strike finance and plans
At Indianapolis on July 29 delegates debated President Mitchells recommendations for funding the coal strike. A special committee was formed to report back, with Wilson and district leaders overseeing. Miners donated 50000 to the cause, while weekly assessments aim to raise 250000 for strike support.
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Diarisa
Indianapolis
Mitchell
dent Mitchell
Lewis
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owle
Ube
Haskins
Wilson
Witneis
Lady Curzon to Visit America Soon
Mrs Curzon plans a forthcoming trip to the United States with engagements arranged in major cities and official audiences anticipated during her stay, reflecting continued ties between Britain and America.
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CURZON
AMERICA
Regiments Move At Night And Morning Departures
Home before six regiments moved in the night with the First Brigade departing this morning and the Third this afternoon as other units left during the period.
Described as Undesirable Immigrants Gypsy Band Barred
A group of Russian gypsies, described as a squalid tribe of ten caravans, were refused admission at the US border and forced to move through Canada. They were later driven by Kingston police to a ferry at Cape Vincent where they crossed into New York. Revenue officers pursued the band sent from the old country to settle on farms in the Canadian northwest.
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Canada
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REID NOT AT CORONATION
Washington reports no special US representative will attend King Edward's coronation unless Whitelaw Reid changes mind He plans to sail to the United States on the 26th and the special embassy will be broken up. A cyclone devastated Chesterville Ontario causing deaths injuries and over 200 000 in damages. Mrs Peary leaves for the North from Portland Maine with Henry Bridgman to visit the Peary relief steamer Windward.
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Ont
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Portlaod
Robert Pratr
Henry 3. Bridgman
Azelly lab
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Simoes
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Peary
Windwart
Glan’ Court
Alche ¥. Glenn
Fifth.Infantry
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dutien EB
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hhen
war department
Insulting Remark Alters Professional Baseball Player
A fragmentary item notes a hostile remark toward a professional baseball player. The incident centers on offensive language allegedly directed at the athlete, with no additional detailed context provided in readable text.
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adies
Death Report From Heat Suffocation At Pole Event
A pole vault accident in Philadelphia yesterday left Mahon dead after he lost his grip and fell about 40 feet. The heat was extreme and witnesses described a sudden plunge to his death as the pole snapped toward the crossbars being set. The new pole and rapid impact caused instantaneous death.
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Philadelphia
Mahon
Hibernian
Denver
Colo
P. J. En. Tight
Syracuse
N. Y
Tolten
SS Joseph’s Hospital
Buright
Floods in Missouri threaten farmers and rail region
Weather reports warn of heavy rains across Missouri and central Iowa causing widespread losses for farmers. Estimates reach 2.5 million dollars with corn and wheat fields at risk between Keokuk Hannibal. Floods rebound as waters rise and threaten the area, with warning calls issued for southern sites.
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Frank Flaes
Keokuk
Iowa
Missouri
Mississippi river
Missouri bluffs
Hannibal
niles
thea’ Moin
Steam Launch Maine Breaks From Mooring In Lewes Gale
A northeast gale yesterday afternoon caused the steam launch Maine of the Hudson Contracting Company New York to slip from her mooring at the Queen Anne Road pier in Lewes Delaware. The craft went ashore and broke up, with her remains scattered along the beach. The crew reached safety.
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Del
Dorlog
Maine
Hudson Contracting Company
New York
Queen Anne Retroad
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