The Commonwealth on Cruelty and Public Voice in Towns
The piece argues against animal cruelty during heat and praises humane care. It quotes a reflection on newspapers as a town’s mirror, noting how honest business and civic tone show in print. It cites Farmer C. W. Siamer’s peanut yield in Halifax and mentions a New Orleans voter rights suit comparing Louisiana and North Carolina laws.
Young Lady Saved By Chamberlain’s Remedy At Panama
Panama Colombia surgeon Dr Charles Utter reports a sixteen year old dysentery case rescued by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After eight hours improvement, three days to stand, one week to full recovery. Sold by E T.
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Colombia
Chamberlain
Chas. Utter
E. T
Memory and vice taint two city chums in haunting tale
In a hazy city scene two young men, once bright classmates, drift into sin and ruin. A local woman recalls their fall from grace, noting they married neither to be saved nor to save others, while their remorse hints at seeds sown long ago. Beer prevents a wedding when Rosa Shoemaker rejects Charles Clewell after he buys beer for her father.
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Fred
Helena H. Thomas
N. Y
Rosa Shoemaker
Allentown
Charles F. Clewell
Clewell
Trousseau
Serene Peace Through Faithful Guidance of God
The piece argues that true peace comes from faith in God’s purpose and guidance. It contrasts passive resignation with relying on a divine guide, urging obedience, trust, and endurance through life’s difficulties to gain serenity. It quotes George H. Hepworth and reflects on Christian contentment and suffering transformed by faith.
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Driftwood
Earth
Heaven
Christ
Calvary
Gethsemane
George H. Hepworth
Herald
First Union Flag Captured in Civil War Fight
The first Union flag captured and a Union officer prisoner in the Civil War were in New York. Lieutenant R M Shurtleff of the Ninety-ninth New York volunteers carried the flag on picket near Hampton Virginia on July 19 1861 when Confederates ambushed the party wounding him and another officer and taking them prisoner. The flag was later returned to Shurtleff in 1885 after Col. J M Sandidge handed it to him. Sandidge led the ambush and described the engagement noting shurtleff was wounded while carrying the flag used to staunch his wound and that the flag became a symbol recalled by the captured officer.
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New Orleans
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Charles City
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets
Patrons warned about laxative product claims in an OCR fragment, noting a health instruction tone and references to Cascarets. The text appears as an advertisement style prompt with garbled phrasing and unclear details.
Wit and Wisdom Cartoon Snippets
A collage of short quips from various papers including Indianapolis News Atchison Globe Chicago Daily News Philadelphia Press Baltimore World and Pittsburgh Bulletin. The items range from jokes about letters and gossip to nurse maid fare and a humorous wartime style miscommunication.
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Mars Debate and Ether Ghosts Stir Readers
Astronomers Brooks and Holden clash over Mars habitability after canal sightings and frost worries. Dr. H D McConnell imagines indestructible ether bodies for souls, drawing on Struve Helmholtz and early X rays. Editorial notes on Senate dress and sea dangers close with rail schedules and telegraph warnings.
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Holden
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McConnell
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