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Newspaper
Pratt City Herald
Location
Pratt City, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1901
Page
4
An essay on resisting gossip and judgment urges suspending conclusions until a full defense is heard. It condemns sensationalism and urges self-examination, noting flaws in critics and recommending home reflection before attacking others. References include Christian Herald and remedies promotion.
A garbled OCR page features reflections on deceit and friendship, quotes on education and wealth, a Kentucky divorce quip, and admonitions about habit and virtue. It intersperses medical ads for Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment, Herbine tonic, and Ballard's Snow Liniment, with pricing and supplier Lovelady & Co.
A dense, disjointed column of quotes and anecdotes covers politics religion marriage and social advice. It critiques editorials and public manners while weaving in stray product endorsements for DeWitt’s remedies and One Minute Cough Cure. The piece blends anecdotes about couples and odd marriages with admonitions to avoid sadness and to trust honest authors.
The article discusses a vast iron industry in Mecohountains and surrounding regions. It highlights record annual outputs surpassing past years, the economic scale with profits cited at high figures, and the growth of shipments and employment as rail and water routes support shipments.
A New York hotel guest recalls a strange incident after a friend died in the same hotel. He sought mourning emblems for the door, but the clerk warned it would alarm others and suggested not holding the funeral there. The exchange highlights the uneasy expectation that deaths in hotels be unexpected.
In the Ladies Hone Journal Mabel Percy Maskel recounts Elster, a Houston girl who married King Ferdinand of Portugal and became countess of Edia. Ferdinand declined the crown of Spain in 1869 for a quiet life at Cintra, where the countess lived in retirement after his death in 1885, adored by the royal family. Women refuse hamdle The London dust sorting by women at wharves prompts study by the Women's Industrial Council as they report liking the work despite health concerns.
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