Waste to Wealth: New Uses for Trash and Time
Thousands of strangers will visit Broderick next month. A New York mayoral health scare follows a fainting spell. Gambling hall profit and new business offers surface amid waste utilization gain. The piece highlights turning waste into revenue in manufacturing and railways, predicting future city savings and novel byproducts from cocoa husks and other materials.
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Broderick
Chicago
City of
New York
Fragmented Contemporary Comment in 19th Century Press
A garbled collection of contemporaneous notes from Baltimore papers comments on Cleveland as a red flag to Beye bail and the resumption of letter-writing by the ex-President. It also cites Agriculture Department officials denying a beef price reason and hints at a beef trust, with references to Aspapone Capital.
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Cleveland
Baltimore American
Slare
Baltimore Herald
Department of Agriculture
Aspapone Capital
Laborers in the South and the farm as home
A fragment discusses who should be laborers for cotton mills and farms. It asserts the farm is the healthiest home for Black workers and warns education may lure them to city life with its temptations, arguing elaborate schooling offers little advantage. The piece reflects era views on race, labor, and education.
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Carroll Creek
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Minutes of Merriness and Toasts of Jests
A collage of humorous exchanges from various papers shows couples quarreling and flirting over pie, marriage, age, and manners. Jokes touch on infidelity, widowers, and teasing mothers as voices from the Philadelphia Ledger, Brooklyn Life, and other rags echo light social foibles of domestic life.
Bryan Wild Free Silver Drive Shaping Democratic Fuse
From the Springfield Republican the piece analyzes William Jennings Bryan's stubborn free silver stance. It argues his attacks on Cleveland aim to incite a Cleveland candidacy to split the party and prevent a united front against rising Democratic conservatism. It notes Bryan's grip on free silver could doom Democratic policy whether he wins or loses at the convention.
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Springfield Republican
Bryan
Cleveland
Moon
Cleveland Sa
Mr. Bryan
Jesus
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Moments with the Muse and Death in verse and prose
A mixed column features poems by Hesy Hunt Jackson and Moses J. Moses about life and death, loneliness, and artistic purpose, followed by a brief note on cholera and a plug for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy promising relief and dependability.
County Correspondence Notes Local Happenings and Visits
County correspondence from Liberty town and nearby areas describes visits by Mr and Mrs Harry Kling and family. Indispositions improve for Emma Kilog and Benjamin Saxton. Rev Warden in Chambersburg Pa held Lutheran services nightly. Measles and whooping cough affect children amid changing weather. Various residents repair homes, fences, and travel to relatives. Communion planned at Lutheran church May 31. Braddock Heights opening event announced for Whit Monday June 1.
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Chambersburg
Benjamin Saxton
Ray Guibert
Tis Place
Onlemboe Welker
Mim Nettie Lary
Middletown
Lawis Haller
Frederick
Geneva Young
Charles Holbrenner
Sloat
William Groombine
York
Mies Aupa Dorous
Ben
Harvey Witmer
Hanover
George Hull
Libertytown
Jacob Hull
Wim. Dorcus
Milton Dorcus
Rockville
Issac Welty
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Lutheran Ohoroh
Luther Shaefar
Daiighter
Earnest Myers
Urbana
Jacob Dorous
Dean's Kidney Pills Back Aches Cure Letter
A Wheeling West Virginia worker testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his dull back ache after months of discomfort. He tried other medicines with temporary relief but claims lasting recovery. The ad notes the product is sold by agents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York and warns to remember the same Dona and take no other.
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W. H. Clarke
Bennett
Blach Bros. Tobacco Works
Wheeling
W. Va
Godters
Foster-Milbaro Co
Batfato
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Harry Kling
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Emma Kilog
James Stimmer
Jennie B. Shank
Pierce Ledwidge
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Ladiew’ Aid Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
John Zimmerman
May Hawker
Mary Doty
Neol Hemp
Ruth Onller
Mises Hawker
Ohserles N. Remeburg
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Happy Bears
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Iliss Heater Onller
O. A. Thomas
Harmony Grove
O. N. Trundle
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W. L. Onller
Harries L. Ouiler
Jefferson
Laura Krantz
Pear Shookstown
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Parker Grossnickle
Ellen Grossnickin
Double Pipe Creek
F. J. Miller
T. L. Blessing
Willism Warner
Union Bridge
Ship Place
Willism Fury
Braddock Heights
Independent Athletic Club
Frederick County Nats Bank
Freederick County
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James Gittingeh
A. OG. McCardell
W. L. Carty
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