Railroad Employee Narrowly Escapes Death in Bridge Fall
The Daily News reports Willee H. Nelser of Sandy Hook fell from a bridge while handling timber with Knoxville workers. He was rescued and taken home. initial fears of fatal injuries were reduced as doctors said injuries are painful but not serious. Charles Chamberlin, formerly of Michietown, died in a Claude Texas cyclone after sheltering in a house. companion Patching was hurt. Wilbur Bidwell of Branswick remains seriously injured after a train fall near Adams Town. recovery uncertain.
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Willee H. Nelser
Sandy Hook
Sancy Hook
Hilladie
Charles Chambertiin
Michietown
Claude
Texas
Patching
Chatcberlin
Middletown
Wilbur Bidwell
Branswick
Adamstown
Helen Keller and Tommy Stringer Aid Fund Effort
The article narrates Helen Keller aiding five year old Tommy Strenger, a deaf dumb and blind boy at Perkins Institute, Boston, with funds and inspiration to educate him, highlighting Keller's pioneering speech via her own learning and two donors adding to the fund. It also notes a conference proposal on global coin value, naming ex-Senator Nathaniel P. Hill as a U S commissioner candidate with a background in chemistry and Colorado mining.
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Tommy Sminger
Pittsburg
Perkins Institute of
Boston
Helen Heller
Tuscombis
Ann
Pittsourns
Benjamin Wade
Hultop
Mr. Wade
Tommy Strenger
Helen
Tammy Stringer
Perkins Institute
Little Tomman
Tommy
Helen Keller
Ving Reig
International Camnare
United States
Nathaniel P. Hill
Colorado
Mir
Hil
New York State
Brown University
Hill
Prophetic Lessons From Amos and Hosea
The excerpt outlines a sermon on Amos and Hosea, noting their roles as God’s messengers to Israel during judgment. It emphasizes repentance, warnings of drought and pestilence, and God’s patient call to return to Him, with references to Bethel Gilgal and the need for sincere faith over outward ritual.
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Tim
Prophea
Israel
Armah
Bins
Judah
Jeronam
Jossa
Larsai
Abd Avout
Iszah
Hosea
Amos i
Amos
Bethel
Esther
Gul
Juduuwet Uy
Tueus
Vitor
Abrakag
David
Gilgal
Jeruel
God
Solomon
Earph
Sodom
Gomorrah
Jerusalem
Gomorah
Jesus
Peter
Hymeneal Notices for Fillee Caldwell and Related Marriages
April 21 at the Lutheran parsonage Toldazsburz PA Ber P P Reeser united Charles M Sler formerly of Liber Aretrich with Berths Calewell of Atoora PA Also Joseph Berke and Annie Surder both of Kemptown wed on Wednesday in the parlor of Mr Atred Ritter on East Church street conducted by Reverend Cr Kennard
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Caldwell
Lutheran Parsonage
Toldazsburz
Ber P. P. Reeser
Charles M.sler
Liber Aretrich
Miss Berths Calewell
Atoora, Pa
Seere
Joseph Berke
Mies Annie Surder
Kemptown
Atred Ritter
East Church Street
Vety
Cr. Kennard
Palmetto Fibre Company grounds work and factory painting
Boom notes report Charles Poole and Lands company crews working this morning to grade grounds for pew padding at the Palmetto Fibre Company. A large force prepares the new steam yard site. Mel Walllog Tyson Zin mermas window shutter factory on Commerce street begins painting. Hygelalee Company finished dirt-holders at their building yesterday. The Sick and Kcde daughter of Mr John Crawford of Schleyville improves after illness from overexertion. Laura Heines of this city undergoing treatment in Baltimore. John Taylor of the War Department returns home after erysipelas illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Poole
Palmetto Fibres Company
Mel Walllog, Tyson & Zinmermas
Commerce Street
Hygelalee Company
Kcde
John Crawford
Schleytville
Gounebeo
Laura Heines
Baltimore
John Taylor
War Department
Washington, D. C
Ball Bursted Roller Skating Rink Draw Declared
A pole game on roller skates at the rink last night ended in a draw after the ball burst. Eight players per side contended as Capt. Harry Warfield led his team to a 2 to 1 score when the match closed with Hector Myers as umpire and F. Yookie as referee. The audience watched the unusual incident with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Warfield
William Poole
Hector Myers
F. , Yookie
Heart Cure Pitches New Remedy Amid Labrador of Claims
An old time newspaper advert shouts Dr Miles New Heart Cure and Kemp's Balsam for coughs and lung ills. It touts arteries beating loudly and offers testimonials from Mrs Mary L. Baker of Ovid Michigan and Jos B Garrett as a guarantor while promoting other remedies for digestion nerves and insomnia.
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Mary L. Baker
Ovid
Mich
Miles
Diles
Kemp's Balsam and its claimed remedies
An OCR fragment advertises Kemp's Balsam as a pure thick stomatic balsam for various ailments. It touts Kemp's Balsams in different forms, notes its price at 50c and £1, and contrasts genuine balsam with imitators. The text uses misspellings and archaic phrasing to market the product.
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