The Public Voice on Drink and Duty in a Nation
A long reflective piece argues that drunkenness is a disease of youth tied to social pressures and liquor licensing. It cites the New York Tribune urging teaching children about drink’s harms and moral risks, then questions government policy. It compares signal errors in rail safety to modern youth striving for success, and ends with a medical ad about deafness and Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Farewell Sermon and Local News From Speed's Creek
Hog killing time and feasting marked December 12 as residents gathered. Rev McDaniel of Greenville preached his farewell at Hupzibab to a large congregation, while Speed's Creek school thrives under Miss Annie Richle amid a growing enrollment. Local notes mention Paul Mrodoricka at home, Cox modifying his dwelling, Oscar Campbell at the carnival in Anderson, and Annis Richie visiting Walhalla. a reform school report praises Foley’s House as safe and effective.
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Gus Patterson
Pendleton
Miow
Annie Richle
Mins Riehle
A Good Liver and Its Effects on Health
A garbled note discusses liver health, contrasting a good liver with a bad one and its impact on skin, digestion, and vitality. It mentions names J. Mf. Darby Mihaila Beneca Plarmnoy Semeoi in unclear context, suggesting a medical or historical attribution.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Estate Case
All persons indebted to the state of Sarah K. Cheawell deceased must pay to the undersigned. creditors and claimants should present attested claims within lawful time or be barred. William M. Cheswell administrator December 0, 103. Chicago. December 12. John Alexander Dowie regains control of Zion City and its industries. receivers discharged. bankruptcy may end soon with settlement terms for merchandise accounts within one year and notes at five percent interest. A Thousand Dollars' Worth of Good. Ail Tharnes, Buffalo Ohio, testimonials on Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by J. W. Bell, Walhalla.
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Senator Gorman Attacks Inquiry Over Canal Issues
Washington dispatch notes Senator Gorman clashed with Republicans in a Senate debate over the integrity of a recent investigation. He urged full disclosure of documents to expose frauds allegedly by a high official and to ensure the inquiry and books are opened for inspection. The message also mentions a suspending of a clerk over a love letter incident and details from Roosevelt’s annual address on the Panama Canal and related policy.
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Treasury estimates for 1905 appropriations listed
The Secretary of the Treasury transmitted to Congress the government’s appropriations estimates for the year ending June 30, 1905 totaling about 624,502,146 dollars, with 1904 figures shown for comparison across departments including State, War, Navy, Post Office, Agriculture, Commerce and Labor, and the Interior.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Letter Describes Col. Hicks Deathbed Scenes at Hermitage
The fragmentary article recounts a 1845 Homestead letter from Col. A. C. Nicholson describing Col. Andrew Jackson Hicks deathbed at the Hermitage. It covers Hicks’s solemn farewell during a Lord’s Supper observance, prayers, Scripture references, and requests for a plain funeral. It notes Hicks’s fortitude, conversations on politics, religion, and future death, and records his burial in 1846 with a family-service tract.
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Frank H. Smith
Columbia
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Hicks
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Hermitage
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Lae a AW A i meri iss
Lae a AW A i meri iss text appears unreadable and fragmentary. The brief item lacks clear names places or events. No actionable facts or identifiable entities beyond repeated fragments.
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Moares Cochran Wedding in Buencos Near Three Miles North
The November 26 1908 wedding at the pigtnrenque residence of W T Moares united Miss Lenn Moares and Robert B Cochran of Calhoun in a ceremony led by Rev J T Carey. Guests included Frank DuPre, with Martin and Ona Meares, and Blanche Biggerataff. After a luncheon the couple went to Mountain View for a reception. wishes for a long life together were offered by friends and The Courier.
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Miia Lenn Moares
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Mins Blanche Biggerataff
Seneca
Lovelinius
J.T. Carey
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President Claveland Denies Foreclosure Report
President Claveland rejected rumors that he is connected to foreclosing on a Pennsylvanian road ten miles long over defaulted bond interest. He remarks the Bradford, Bordo and Kilpon is a narrow oil region road and that bonds were given to him years ago for professional services.
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Bordo and Kilpon
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