Wonderful Snork Aerial Medication Claims Cure
Deaf for ten years and suffering catarrh with ear discharge and head noises reports relief after six weeks of Aerial Medication. The claimant, Miss Epxa Craygon of Cogan House Pennsylvania, says hearing improved and symptoms ceased, claiming permanent cure and offering three months of free treatment to prove the medicine works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epxa Craygon
Cogan House
IBM
Moore
M.D
Cincinnati
Obie
War clouds loom as 56 ships under construction for Uncle Sam
The piece notes 56 warships under way for a larger navy and calls for more cruisers and battleships after a likely upcoming congress. It cites 10,000 army discharge applications, a European war rumor, and Spain and Cuba evacuation tensions. Miles praises Toral while US orders siege forces and 100,000 reinforcements.
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Uncle Sam
Congress
Army
War Department
Sprain
Genera Miles
Torral
Santiago
Toral
United States
Miles
People Stand by the President McKinley After Election Waves
The article urges Americans to unite beyond party lines to support President McKinley during and after the Spanish War. It praises his leadership, notes Republican gains, and discusses peace terms, the Philippines, and the fallen Spanish ship Majeste Teresa. It reflects on national unity and the world’s view of McKinley.
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McKinley
Lincoln
Spain
West
Dusie
Fragmentary Civil War Reflection on Peace and Victory
A fragment recalls General Grant's peace ideal as unity replaces the old triumphant rhetoric after conflict. The tone suggests a shift from barbaric triumphalism to harmonious civilization.
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Sisted
Raime
Grant
The Mysterious Passea Reveals a Noble Passenger
A 1796 Atlantic voyage tale unfolds as Captain Ewing suspects a Dane aboard. The passenger, Louis Philippe, duc dOrleans, reveals his true identity and earns the captain’s trust after a tense exchange aboard the ship.
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Passea
America
Hamburg
Captain Ewing
Louis Philippe, Duc d’Orleany
Louis Philippe d’Orleans
Concert people duped by false free tickets scam
A large group in a small country town fell for a scheme selling free tickets marked No Gentlemen Admitted Unless Accompanied by a Lady. Ticket takers directed those with complimentary passes to the gallery and pressed others to pay a shilling to avoid embarrassment, filling the theater beyond capacity.
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London
A Tart Old Lady at Court Over Bonnet Dispute
In a rural courtroom a witness wearing a large poke bonnet challenged the judge's instruction to remove headgear. The exchange turns humorous as the old woman asserts the court may compel a gentleman to bare his hat but cannot force a lady to remove her bonnet. The judge invites her to sit on the bench, noting her law knowledge, she curtseys and cites there are other old women already present.
Mark Twain Prefers Pyjamas Over Clothes
The Ladies' Home Journal quotes Mark Twain showing a strong dislike for clothes. He writes and relaxes mainly in pyjamas, writing on the floor with a pipe, and touring in sleeping attire until events require formal dress. He admits long shambles and walks while exercising, yet remains most at home in his nightwear whenever possible.
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Mark Twain
Collector Owns Unique Set of presidential blotting papers
A Philadelphia man preserves blotting paper pieces collected by his father, a White House official, each bearing in reverse the signature of a president from William Henry Harrison through James Garfield. The prized sheet includes the last official Lincoln letter blotted before Lincoln's assassination by Booth.
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Philadelphia
Jong
White House
Harrison
Garfield
Lincoln
Booth
Parsnip Complexion Warns Of Kidney Trouble Remedy Advert
The notice describes kidney trouble signs such as hollow cheeks dark circles and sallow skin and urges early action. It promotes Dr Kilmer's SwampRoot as a remedy and invites readers to write for a free sample bottle and book from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton NY.
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Bright
Kilmer
Sidney Telegraph
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Pain Relief Plaster and Balm Sell Well
An advertisement claims a flannel bound with Chamberlain's Pain Salve provides superior relief for chest side or back pain and promotes prompt relief. Pain Balm is touted as a certain cure for rheumatism with sales through all dealers.
Notice of Estate of Frederick P Brooks Deceased
Hugh S Slawson administrator of Frederick P Brooks deceased has filed a petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska to have claims allowed and his accounts approved and for an order to sell remaining unsold real estate. Interested parties must appear at Sidney Nebraska office at 10 am on November 7 to show cause why claims and accounts should not be allowed and why the order should not be made. J Neubauer County Judge
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Frederick P. Brooks
Hugh S. Slawson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sai Estate
Sidney
J. Neubauer
Ida Menefee Final Proof Notice in Nebraska and West Virginia
Ida Menefee heir of George W. Menefee filed for timber culture final proof No. 1073 for section 30 township 62 west in Potter Nebraska. Witnesses Lewis A. Stanton John Seany Benjamin F. Thornburg and Clarkis Miers testify before the clerk in Meyser West Virginia on November 20, 1898. George W. Uemst register.]
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Sydney
Neb
Lewis A. Stanton
John Seany
Benjamin F. Thornburg
Clairis Miers
Potter
George W. Uemst
Notice of Intent to Claim Land at Sidney Neb
Land Office at Sidney Nebraska October 13 1808 notice of intent to prove land claim before Register or Receiver November 8 1808 William A Horna for the SW1 4 of Section 32 Township 16 Range 51 with witnesses John W Harper Jerome B Hiniston Wicetts James Davidson and Gronee W Heist Register to witness continuous residence and cultivation of aidland the place names Sidnuy and Hesins are noted in the text
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Sidney, Neb
Sidney
Neb
William A. Hornatiny
O. BE
Aidland
John W. Harper
Uisging
Jerome B Hniston
Sidnuy
Mitts
Wicetts
Higeins
James Davidson
Tekes
Gronee W. Heist
Register
Hezister
Vias Juset Oliverius
H. E
Adam Sehiorka
Jon Studke
Wesley Seda
James Vaelk
Lodgepate
Publication notice of land residence claim
In a court proceeding, Lutes Studlar is cited under No 8174 to prove continuous residence and cultivation on lands described as section 18, township 12, range 43. Witnesses Adam Schiniku, Johe Studlar, Wesley Seda, James Vacik from Lodrepola Neb., and others testified to establish residence and cultivation as required before officers.
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ASO
Suing Threagh Place
Lutes Studlar
Sherikine
Lund
Adam Schiniku
Sidney
Johe Studlar
Wesley Seda
James Vacik
Lodrepola
Albu
Conversation About a Horse and Funeral Rig
A humorous exchange from Household Words depicts a horse dealer and an undertaker discussing a horse's temperament. The dealer worries the animal was lively at first, while the undertaker notes the horse caused a scare among mourners before being placed in a hearse. No complaints have followed.
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John
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