Home Made Fertilizers by Columbia Phosphate Company
Columbia Phosphate Company of Washington announces its fertilizer works in Columbia with aims to supply Granby Ammoniated Fertilizer and Granby Acid Phosphate. It claims high quality, nationwide rail and river access, and direct delivery to Pee Dee and Santee planters at Charleston prices. It emphasizes local production, low costs, and home industry support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Phosphate Company
Givorgia
Cares Linnes
Columbia
D. C
W. A. Clark
J. C. Haskell
Wilie Jones
T. C. Robertson
James Woodrow
J. A. Haskell
G. L. Baker
City of
United States
Richmond & Danville
Atlantic Coast Line
Granby
Norfolk
Wilmington
Charleston
Sicily
Re & D
Piedmont
Chiareston
East March
Pee Dee
Seaboard
John M Cole
Santee
Mississippi Storyteller's Tall Tale of a Bull and a Lawyer
Allen of Mississippi tells a long yarn about a Tupelo farmer and a lawyer who sold a bull for 75 dollars, later vowing it was worth 250. The bull’s fate shifts when the same lawyer becomes railroad counsel and is outpaced by a wheedling claim.
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Allen
Mississippi
Congress
Billy Magen
Klinvie
Chambertin’s
Brown
Bill Brown
Prenty
Dail
Les
Mississippi Railroad
Cap'n
Mr. Brown
Ode to a fallen leader across states and seas
Fragmentary verse memorials mourn a national figure, naming Virginia Kentucky Georgia Mississippi Missouri and others. The piece laments a departed leader and honors his grave with solemn regional sentiments and calls for justice.
The Value of Money and Blood Balm Testimonials
A set of reader testimonials extols BLBB Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for ulcers running sores scrofula bezzinia and inflammatory rheumatism. Writers from Webb City Atlanta Tyler praise life improvement and pain relief after using BLOBB and B B B products.
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Tts
W. C. McGauhey
Webb City
Arkansas
B.D. B
McDonald
Atlanta
Cin
Bob
David Thurman
Johnn Mc Davis
Tyler
Texas
The Logandy of Money and Medical Quackery
The passage mocks money talk and a patent remedy for women. It mentions an opera, a pun on talk, and a claim that Bradfield's Female Regulator cures irregularities. Sells by all druggists.
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Logandy
Bradfield
ARP AND THE GHOSTS
A first person reminiscence blends ghost lore with small town life. The narrator recalls sightings near an old church and graveyard, reflects on ghosts as unhappy remnants of misfortune, and nostalgically describes domestic life, church finances, and family duties as the community prepares for a nightly visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Dan Pueed
Amin
Buco Cnn
Victorian gossip and political notes sweep set
A curio of scattered items reports illness for Mrs. Frank Leslie, a university philosopher snoop, and a secretary in Massachusetts. It cites J He Gallisper seeking New Hampshire senate, Mackay leaving, tax returns in Savannah, and Beustov's arrest in Nice. Also notes a wedding, a fatal murder verdict, and English syndicates funding Chicago and New York breweries amid world fair trade chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Yor
St. Louis
Murder at Maxton shocks Robeson county in 1900s
A mysterious murder near Maxton Robeson County ends with Donati McQueen shooting to kill Lowry, son of outlaw Steve Lowry. Croatian Indian by a store dies after a pistol shot to the heart. McQueen and Lowry flee. both houses moved to Linabertum as authorities probe the motive and race tensions.
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RaLkian
N.C
Maxton
Hobeson
Oolvine
Bfy
Yevda Asay
Lessenee
Nesto
Lowry
Steve Lowry
Donati McQueen
Lowry Sons of Outlaws
Robeson County
Mindacom
Sim Lowry
McQueen
SicQeen
Oman
Linabertum
KicQuerr
Two Gotham Dromios and the Goldsmith Twins
A New York tale of twin brothers Meyer and John Goldsmith whose perfect resemblance causes daily confusion. Meyer works as head cutter for Jules Brothers in New York. John, a Boston foreman, once filled Meyer's place by mistake. Both brothers recount frequent misidentifications and comic misunderstandings caused by their identical appearance.
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Meyer
Stolin Ciohlsmmith
Mivuiries Goldbonith
Jools Brothers
Johan
Boston
New York City
John
Plee
John Goldsmith
Jacobs Brothers
Meyers
Fern
Meyer Goldsmith
Singular Accident Injures Clarkeville Youth in Trainyard
A man was injured when a cow kicked by a locomotive pilot was hurled as a train passed Linden. Witnesses aided the fallen worker, who, identified as Claude Huston of Clarkeville, Ga., was taken to the city for treatment of head and facial injuries. His parents, long prominent locals, will come for him.
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Albert Strick Non
Albert
Sam
Tam
Garret
Garrell
Railrondine
Wells
Goorin Daeciite
Linden
Phare
Claude Huston
Clarkeville
Gaile
Hame
Lin
iSinres
Hey Ladd
Mmethod
Mias Kennedy
San Francisco
Ari
Costly Necklace Born From Bold 17th Century Brews
A Philadelphia era column describes a $150000 necklace intended for an English brewer's wife. The piece features a seven diamond top, elaborate silver frame, and shifting fashions from Paris markets. The tale weaves through jewelers, schooling era anecdotes, and court news about Kennedy's reinstatement and Most's bail.
Poem Fragments and London Mayor Interview Report
An aged odd collection opens with a love poem in a stream of variants and repeats, showing playful misspellings and archaic phrasing as if from an album. It closes with an interview scene involving Sir Henry Knight, former Lord Mayor of London, and a hot afternoon in Chicago with a reporter.
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Vleary
Alistake
Henry Knight
London
Henry
Chicago
Lerald
Young millionaire heir spurs political rumor in Pennsylvania
The New York Morning Journal discusses Marshall Roberts, 10, son of the late millionaire Marshall O Roberts, as a target of a rumor that he is a gubernatorial candidate. The article notes he has no interest in war politics and would not lead labor groups.
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New York Mornin Journal
Athairs
Little Marshall Roberts
Marshall O. Roberts
Poawderly Saysum Cnenny
Pennsylvernia
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Peru
Selemann Unwle
LY Asieley
Southland
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Jia
Caratina
Carollo
Echo
Carolinas
Phoecmies
Georgia
Florida
Mart
Polomimeswiters
Orbogs
Virginian
Virginia Pelerate
Kentucky
Pennesses
Pexas
Spain
Harrison
Arp
Bill
Cape
Hoder
Samuel
Tsaw Aghost
Fairview Church
Collian
Eden
Frank Leslie
Pavin Post
The
University of Koenigstuigs
Ney Lmipshire
William Trans
Chicaso Priorie
Savannah Mount
John Binelow
Mranece
Europe
Copenhagen
Sourtelian
Beustov
Aoyer
Nice
Fisher
Chapleau
New York
Periie C. Whitney
Sid Misa
Josephine Ward
West Haven
Conn
Guss
Martinsburg
Bhai
Pennsylvania
Hottomm
North Carolina
Gotham
Thywin Brothers
England
Dom
Guinness
Due Na Stork
Beler
Paris
AO Varig
Ty Troe
Euves of
Aidhiamonds
John Most
Court of Appeals of
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Andy At
Wes
Abel Sal Prentisa
Kees
Ings
Rin Dercorns
Etopa All Pain
Panrea Sunfort Tethe
Eat Paiygridy
Langley Brothey
Wong Fey
Notich
Vermby
W.o Gubges
Whele
Dear
Wot Gibbs
Jae & Co
W.oodd
Gibbs
Jan Firs
Tre Publie
Woo Gibbs Jr
W. EE. Girbes
da & CO
Wien
Eel Holler & Ande
Wiention
Jersey Flats
PRY Ieensy
Dartes VA
Stock and Poultry
Ify Aa
Gola
Bulley Herd
Preston
Gilden
Parp Globe
Poser
Enging
Yorks Phu Seer
Dod Enea Werk
John A, Willis
LG Wesy Grinvets Serie
NEAE
Pytae Eee
Bree
SAS Diac
Golidiie
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Vette
Hanes
Chrysmans
Mirnaon
Willett
Aiusta
Seathes
Tullo Forest
Ibis Motsu
Darling
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Evernity
Bill Sv
Mateusuck
Mirserni& Pointe
Porte Tb
Mason de
Oreans
Ren Bradfield
VALE
Shiville
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