Trial Postponed in Tillman Gonzales Murder Case
The trial of Jas H Tillman for killing N G Gonzales of the Columbia State newspaper is postponed to June after defense cites inability to secure two key witnesses. The Supreme court denies Edward L Utley a new trial for murdering Hollingsworth in Fayetteville. Public concerns rise over youth gambling and local berry crop woes from pests threaten late harvests.
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Jas. H. Tillman
N. G. Gonzales
Columbia
Supreme Court
Edward L. Utley
Hollingsworth
Fayetteville
Utley
Fay-etley
North Carolina
Aunt Abby on Sects Finds Good in All
A narrator, a Congregationalist by birth and faith, reflects on sects and denominational differences. She recalls childhood biases toward Episcopalians, the impact of a dying mother, and a healing Episcopal minister who prays with her family. She ends hopeful, affirming unity among believers.
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Abby
Baptist
Will Pritchard Remain on the Beach
A special from Asheville cited in the Atlanta Journal suggests Justice Pritchard’s DC tenure may be brief and that he could resign within 18 months to be replaced by Judge Simonton. Sources claim party figures want him back in North Carolina to lead patronage and bolster Republican strength.
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Asheville
Atlanta Journal
Justice Pritchard
District of Columbia
Simonton
United States
Circuit Court
Pritchard
North Carolina
White House
Rooesvelt
Mr. Pritchard
Priscilla Maurice
Kodol Dyspepsia Care Promoted By Mrs Crick Testimony
A newspaper advertisement claims a sweet breath signals a healthy stomach and asserts Kodol Dyspepsia Care cures indigestion and stomach disorders. Mrs. Mary S Crick of White Plains Kentucky attests to long dyspepsia relief after trying various remedies.
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Mary 8. Crick
White Plains
Peruna touted by notable figures in letters from Gridley to Longstreet
A collection of testimonial letters endorses Peruna as a grand tonic and catarrh cure. Mrs Gridley Captain Gridley’s mother, Mrs Longstreet, Lucius Gridley, Mary Kennedy, and Congressman Geo W Smith praise the remedy’s health benefits and urge others to try it. They quote personal improvements and recommend Peruna for households and travelers alike.
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Gridley
T Street
Washington, D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Lucius E. Gridley
Mary J. Kennedy
Armour & Co
Omaha
Néb
Sixty-second Street
Geo. W. Smith
Murephysboro
Ill
Pritchard Seen as Possible Simonton Successor in NC
A source close to state affairs suggests President may favor Pritchard as a successor to Judge Simonton upon retirement. Simonton, from an old South Carolina family, is in his seventies and faced criticism over railroad favoritism in property cases.
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Greensboro
Pritchard
Heath
Simonton
North Carolina
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
South Carolina
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Public Cure
An advertisement boasts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease, with a promise to pay $100 for any case it fails to cure and invites readers to send for testimonials. The piece also references a quotation about spilled milk and a joke about stolen cows from the Atlanta Constitution.
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Hall
J. Chenney & Co
Look Pleasant
A short verse encourages choosing pleasantness over gloom and urges a smile as contagious. It notes not everyone is handsome or good, but still advocates patience cheerfulness and kindness as a practical, uplifting approach in tough times.
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old patent medicine notice claims Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has soothed millions of children during teething for sixty years. It promises immediate relief from pain wind colic and diarrhea and urges readers to buy a twenty five cent bottle from local druggists worldwide. It warns to ask for the product by name and not to take other remedies.
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E. C. de Witt & Co
Chicago
E.T. Whitehead & CO
Mrs. Winslow
Moment by Moment and a Blood Purifier Ad 1910s
A column fragment urges taking life one moment at a time with faith and strength arising as needed. It mentions Rheumacide as a blood purifier curing rheumatism and sciatica and includes a brief quip about a young clerk, plus a testimonial about Dr. King’s New Life Pills aiding a wife’s stomach and liver troubles.
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M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. Pee
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