Lippman’s Great Remedy touted amid broad claims
An old advertisement promotes PPP Lippman’s Great Remedy for appetite loss and liver bowels regulation. It lists ingredients green Prickly Ash bark poke root and Stillingia root, claims rapid effectiveness, and cites Rheumatism Scrofula Blood Poisoning Gatarrh and female dyspepsia as cures. Also notes local drugstores in Sandersville and Davisboro with wagon and buggy sellers Warthen Irwin.
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Lippman
United States
Mexico
Searest
Savannah
Cloudburst Floods Greenville Area Causing Deaths
A massive cloudburst hit Greenville Tennessee and surrounding counties at about 6 pm flooding streets and crippling utilities. A father Robert Parks and his 7 year old son died crossing a swollen creek near Greenville. their bodies were found later wedged at a water gap.
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Sentinel
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Hamblen
Robert Parks
Fierce Battle Near Monastir Ends With Turkish Repulse
A six hour fight near Monastir sees three Turkish battalions clash with insurgents. Turkish losses reach 210 dead and wounded, while insurgent casualties are unreported. Meanwhile Russia advances a naval demonstration off the Turkish coast in response to the Rostkovski incident.
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Turkish Commissariat
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Adrianople
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Anatolia
Galenica
Uskub
Belgrade
Servia
Kaiser Wilhelm I arrives after record westbound voyage
The North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm I reached New York from Bremen Southampton and Cherbourg after five days 15 hours 10 minutes covering 8053 miles at 22.58 knots. The previous westward record by Kaiser Wilhelm II dated May was longer. Passengers included Lady Charles Beresford George Westinghouse and Henrich Conreid directing the Metropolitan Opera House.
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Southampton
Cherbourg
Charles Beresford
George Westinghouse
Henrich Conreid
Metropoltan Opera House
Carrie Nation Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Bayonne
Bayonne New Jersey August 18 Carrie Nation, charged with disorderly conduct, gathered a crowd by haranguing on a street corner and then moved through the men taking cigars pipes and cigarettes from their mouths. Report of Quay Death Untrue Senator M B Quay arrived in Pittsburg August 18 on way to Beaver, denying a death report circulated earlier.
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Quay
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Fitts Stops Speech as Atlanta Police Enforce Permit
Social reformer J L Fitts was stopped after begun a street address in Atlanta and served with charges for speaking without a mayoral permit. He vows to challenge the city ordinance as unconstitutional and move the case to the U S Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Death of Pioneer Atlanta Merchant John T Meador
John T Meador aged eighty three prominent Atlanta wholesale merchant dies after weeks of illness at his Carrollton home on Dixie street. He moved from South Carolina to Stone Mountain at age six and built a long mercantile career with Carrollton years before moving to Atlanta. Survived by wife Sarah Dent and six children. Funeral held at his Carrollton residence.
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Newnan
Georgia Tax Returns Reach Over Five Hundred Million
Georgia totals for state tax returns exceed 500 million dollars with a reported increase of over 22 million beyond franchise tax and railroad boosts. Captain Harrison released figures noting two counties remain to report, with a 21.96 million rise excluding those counties and railroads. Governor Terrell signed many bills including the convict and vagrancy measures and the St Louis expo appropriation. Moses Pollock, the oldest publisher, dies in Philadelphia at 1817 birth. Macon reports first bale of new cotton arriving, middling grade, about 13 cents.
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State of Georgia
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Cordele
Six Ears and the Hearing Apparatus Described
A detailed, century old explanation explains the anatomy and function of the ear, from outer flap to inner labyrinth, including the mallet, anvil, and stirrup bones and how vibrations travel to the brain. The piece ends with a note on a tepid bath substitute for sleep and a local accident report.
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Caterpillars Cause Havoc Across Georgia
Reports to Agriculture Commissioner O. B. Stevens indicate caterpillars are damaging crops in multiple counties including Lee Terrell Sumter and Macon with severe effects reported in the early days of August.
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Commissioner of Agriculture
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Sumter
Macon
Birds Poise in Midair When Hunting From Updrafts
A New York Press report describes how large birds like the condor eagle and hawk ride airborne updrafts to hover without wing motion for minutes or hours while watching the ground. It notes oceanside gulls also ride stern currents to skim and follow ships.
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Ike
New York Press
Science Siftings and Bearded Women Through History
The item surveys science notes on Canopus brightness, planetary inclinations, and gas properties. It airs tales of bearded women from Herodotus to 19th century nobility and traces the evolution of the walking stick from a soldier’s staff to ornate, polished varieties.
Mote and beam exchange quoted in Atchison Globe
A humorous exchange notes that focusing on a neighbor's faults reveals a beam in the finder’s own eye. Slanickson quips that the sight of a mote makes a man’s face beam, while a weary worker reflects on those who boast of their labor.
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