Sunday School Convention in Charlotte with James Atkins to speak
The seventeenth annual North Carolina Sunday School association convention meets in Charlotte March 14 15 16 with Mr BLOF Jacobs of Chicago as executive committee chairman and key speaker. Rev James Atkins D D of Nashville opens the session and other church leaders lead a Thursday Institute and district school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Sunday School Association
Charlotte
Blof. Jacobs
Chicago
International Sunday Schoolsociation
Jacobs
James Atkins
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Methodist Church
B. W. Spilman
Raleigh
The
Baptist Church
D. J. F. Monroe
Davidson College
B. Broughton
Jos. H. Weathers
Geo. W. Watts
Durham
J. §. Blair
Guilford College
Parker
Goldsboro
A D Thaeler
Winston
Ashe
Value of the Cotton Crop Compared to Gold Output
The article compares the 1898 world gold output of 287,422,600 dollars and the US gold output of 64,363,000 dollars with 1897 US raw cotton valued at 319,491,412 dollars. It notes cotton surpasses gold worldwide and exceeds US gold by a large margin.
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United States
United Sr
Two Letters From Women Helped Through the Change of Life
Letters from Mrs. Geo H H June of Brooklyn and Manala Burner of Bridgewater praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief during the change of life. They report rapid improvement, renewed strength, and recommend the remedy to others, claiming it cures and spares suffering.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Drak
Piskuram
Lydia E. Pinkham
Geo. HH
DeKalb Ave
Brooklyn, N.Y
Mrs. Pinkins
Tran
Pinkham
Cordon St
E. Jas
Worst Day of the Week Says Monday Is Deadliest
A German statistician analyzed compulsory insurance records and found Monday the most fatal weekday with 16.74 percent of accidents, followed by Tuesday 15.51 and Wednesday 16.31, while Sunday shows 2.69 percent. The study notes Monday’s share partly due to Sunday liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Compulsory Insurance
Obsessive Eczema Cure and Far Reaching Dispatches
A reader thanks for Tetterine citing dramatic eczema cure and requests more orders at 50c a box with mail options. A Stockton youth narrowly misses a river steamer then quips at the captain about retrying. Vivid snippets cover Pursam Faroress color varieties and a Siberian climate note.
Hair Vigor Claims Remarkable Growth For Mrs Boydston
Mrs Boydston of Atchison Kansas writes that after a year of hair loss she used Ayers Hair Vigor. The product stopped shedding and promoted rapid growth resulting in hair reaching 45 inches in length and appearing very thick by July 25, 1899.
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Ayers
A. Boydston
It Feeds the Hair It Feeds the Hair
An old medical ad promotes Ayer's Hair Vigor as a remedy for hair loss caused by starvation. It claims the product nourishes hair roots, stops shedding, and restores color to faded or gray hair, priced at $1.00 a bottle in Atlantic drug stores.
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Ayer
Opportune Harbor Meaning and Catarrh Cure Offer
An archival ad fragment discusses the term opportune meaning harbor entry and offers a $100 reward for an cured catarrh by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials about F J Cheney and company reliability and lists Toledo and other wholesalers.
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Anea
Hall
F.J.C weNey & Co
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Bether
West & Treax
Toedo
Ohio
Waipix Kixnax & Marvis
Esale Mally
Mucois Ue
Dr Jidge the organist at Ween minster Abbey
A garbled note mentions Dr Jidge or Bridge as organist at a minster abbey with a recital. It references Westminster and Tid Bits, a stiff response from a music colleague, and a niece of Barry Amphlett connected to a “Bridge’s hovee” in a tower. The text is fragmented and unclear, offering no coherent event or outcome.
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Westminster Abbey
Dr. Bridge
Westminster Bridge
Tid-Bits
Jidge
Weenminster Abbey
Westminster Pridge
Plant Cherry Trees for Ornamental and Fruit Value
The Amos Owens Famous Black Heart Cherry is urged as the best for fruit and shade. Trees reach 50 to 81 feet, with dense spreading branches and striking form. Planted in 36 towns across North Carolina Virginia Georgia, they require little maintenance and promise long life. Six trees prepaid for a l cath order from Jr. Bright, Charlotte, N C. Also notes superstitions of Siamese about even numbers and market shifts from German butter to American and Australian butter.
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DeWolfe
Thomas Vance
Vance
Washington
North Carolina
Senator Vance
Ate
Charlotte News
Salem Commissioners
Winston-Salem Railway and Electric Company
Winston-Salem Railway
Electric Company
R. L. Hamilton
Walter Shark
Thekury Press
Lis the Bailey Manufacturing Company
Elkton
Philippines
Daniel Cotton
Lincolnion
South
Sea Island
Amos Owens
Jr. Bright
Charlotte
N. C
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Canada
R. C. Ball
Selma
Johnston County
Ball
Salisbury
Newman
Newt
Charlotta
Bury
J. Ww
Fuersmarck
Havre
Paris
Berlin
Modirean
Alsensche Cement
Er Toa Tran
Ash
Dreghts
BK. W. Gaovie
Fortalog
General Merchandise
Secord-Hopkins CO
Letu Lite
ILI
James L. Jones
Jellico
J. T. Struptrnge
Savannah
San Francisco
Stockton
Verchofansk
Oriental
Siberia
Interior
United Government
Brawnt & Dex Co
Charlotte,n.c
Wise
Springfield
Lts
Bulls Byrne
Bule
Eax
Salzer
Rosse
Wis. A
Voeterte
Xora Caress
C. B. Anderson & Co
Rock Hill
Gitiura
Aca D. Afdc. Corp
Cole
J. Lowell
Mass
Tobbacco
Ethan
Bright
Charlotte, N
Australia
Auter
Sala
Granies
New York
Renda Iy
Lyman Abbott
Nelaughs
Cresever
Rend
Martekord
Startford
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W. L. Douglas
Douglas
Gouslas Shoe CO
Crockton, Mass
W. Copp
Momey
E. H. Green
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