Woman Recovers After Nervous Breakdown Claim
Impoverished nerves ruin many before their time. Mrs. Anna Kounz of Pueblo Colorado details a long struggle with nervous prostration. After using Dr Miles Nervine she improves quickly and is said to be well for years. The ad cites cures, money back guarantee and sales by Miles Medical Co.
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Anna Kounz
Mechanic St
Pueblo
Colo
Miles’ Nervine
Miles
Nervine
Ner
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Tnd
San Antonio
Pierce
Miners Vote On Strike Return As UK Passes Minimum Wage Bill
Balloting begins across UK districts on whether the million striking miners should return to work while district boards set wage rates under the new act. Royal assent to the wage bill was given at noon. Early returns show some support for resuming, but full results due April 4.
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Associated Press
London
United Kingdom
Brynkinalle
Chirk
Wales
Donald Craig
Cardite
The Lax Fose Way Patent Medicine Ad
An old advertisement touts Lax Fos as a liver stomach kidney and bowel strengthener with a systemic tonic. It promotes a money back plan for first and second bottles and urges purchase from the druggist. The offer emphasizes prices and a Houston street address.
Texas Births and Deaths Set February Record
Texas vital statistics show 4810 births and 2954 deaths in February. A 130 year old death was reported and 39 twins were born in the month.
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THE
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Texas
Illinois Central Denies Safety Charge Allegations
In New Orleans on March 29 the Illinois Central railroad attorney said strikers or their sympathizers may be responsible for safety appliance violations, suggesting friends of the strikers placed appliances out of order. Denial was issued to all charges.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
United States District Court
Illinois Central Railroad
Cholera scare prompts warnings and a patent remedy
The notice warns of Asiatic Cholera risks from European immigration and describes a Valdosta Georgia woman Mrs C H King healing after dysentery with one bottle of Vinci. It extols cod liver and iron without oil as a strength booster and lists Fischer's Drug Store Gibbs Building opposite the post office as the retailer.
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Europe
Valdosta
C. H. King
Vinci
Fischer's Drug Store
Gibbs Building
Post Office
Livestock Losses Mount From Wyoming Cold Weather
Wyoming cattlemen report eleven million dollars in losses from recent storms and cold weather. The state immigration commission cites county reports showing entire cattle herds wiped out and widespread sheep losses across the state.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Office
The
State Immigration Commission
Codifiers' Report Questioned by Paris Judge
Judge J G Dudley of Paris disputes claims that the Texas statutes compilation is completed and with the printer. Dudley says turning the statutes over for publication violates the law and cites a recent wire story as the trigger for the statement.
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Austin
Tex
Lane
J. G. Dudley
Paris
State Board of Codifiers
Dudley
Dallas Woman Elected at Southern Unitarian Conference
New Orleans March 29 The Southern Unitarian conference closed with electing Charles H. Petterson of Dallas as president and the re election of another officer.
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Dallas
Associated Press
New Orleans
Southern Unitarian Conference
Charles H. Petterson
Atlanta Named Next Meeting City for Alliance
Miss Harriet M. Spalding of Dallas Texas president of the Associated Woman's Alliance announces Atlanta will host the next meeting.
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Harriet M. Spalding
Dallas
Tex
Associated Woman's Alliance
Atlanta
Aged Man Known as Uncle Jimmy Harris Dies in Fire
An elderly man called Uncle Jimmy Harris was suffocated and burned to death when the residence of Rev. W H Neal burned at Trenton Gibson County in Tennessee. The fatal blaze occurred early yesterday destroying Neal’s home.
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Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Jimmy” Harris
W. H. Neal
Trenton
Gibson County
Lockhart Sees Heavy Rain Amid Fruit Crop Boom
Lockhart Texas reports the third heavy rain in four days on Wednesday night. Corn remains backward due to cold wet spell, but fruit crops are set to be the largest in years, signaling strong potential yields.
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Lockhart
Tex
Warning to Farmers on Boll Worm Ravages in Cotton
J W Neil director of Farmers institutes warns Texas farmers to take precautions against boll worm. He urges crop rotation and planting cow peas in corn to colonize and destroy insects, aiming to protect the cotton crop next season. In separate items a burglar fires at a man in Waco missing his headboard and a Nashville woman dies under unclear circumstances with no poison found.
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Austin
Tex
Farmers’ Institute
J. W. Neil
Farmers’ Institutes
Department of Agriculture
Hard Coal Panic Subsides
New York reports a easing of panic as plans for a suspension of work in the anthracite coal region were considered due to operator and miner viability.
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Associated Press
New York
Coal Buyers Pause Amid Market Softness
Dealers and shippers work toward the W scale and working conditions as a coal panic wanes. Buyers have stocked up supplies and demand for anthracite has declined in the current market.
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Consu
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Hartford
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Johnson & Burnet
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Department of Insurance and Banking State of Texas
Phoenix Insurance Company
Hartwell & Company
Navarro St
H.C. Reel Optical CO
Schaefer Drug Co
Pancoast & Kohler
East Commerce St
San Antonio Hospital
Star Floral CO
Chris. Hauser, JR
Crockett
Staacke Bros
Great Britain
East Houston ST
Texas Vital Statistics
Messalines
Kaufman
Abel Ag
Oxford
Packard
South Flores and
Dolorosa Streets
Hood
Waco
George Atty
South Waco
G. W.hayes
State Prison
West
Nashville
Chicago
Lupia McDald
Mecosta
Mich
Dr. Pier
Dr. Pi Golden
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