Mountains and Moonlit Paths Across the Nation
A travel reminiscence recalls a Chicago journey toward the mountains with vivid scenes of the Mississippi, clouds becoming peaks, and a shared sense of discovery. The narrative highlights a generous young woman, a late arrival, and reflections on nature as divine work.
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Chicago
Dresa
Ler
Barton
Ceful
Mississippi
New England
Morntains Bagan
Aiver
Dyea Trail announces early Alaska boom and coming city
The Dyea Trail begins as a new Alaska region newspaper with reports on Dyea Dawson City traffic, planned railroad over Chilkoot Pass, growing hotels and wharfs, and brisk Klondike migration. It notes supplies shortages, rising commerce, and a hoped circulation of 100000.
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Alaska
The
Trail Printing Co
Chas
D. Ulmer
Ralph Ulmer
Geo. T. Ulmer
Bernard A. Whalen
A. H. Ferree
F. M. Ferree
Sheep Camp
Dawson City
Dyea
Chilkoot Pass
Lindeman Lake
Chilkoot Rairoad and
Peansport Co
Klondike
Chicago
The Press and Pulpit’s Whitewash Bargain
A humorous reflection on gossip and truth in journalism and preaching. It contrasts editors who refuse apologies with clergy who harshly judge and censor, noting how dress and gravestones symbolically crown the trio of vanity, press, and pulpit while warning against false reports.
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Precher
Nickle Plate Strives Ahead With Improvements
The Nickle Plate railway reports strong progress despite recent hardship in industry. It highlights permanent upgrades to track and bridges, new safety devices, enhanced locomotives and sleeping cars, first class dining car service, gas-lit illuminated coaches, and richer passenger comfort. The article lauds conservative management and broad public benefit from ongoing investments.
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Nickle Plate
Austral
Nickle Pl
The Good Old Fashioned Woman Needs Electric Bitters
A historical notice praises Electric Bitters as a remedy for women bearing household duties. It claims the elixir alleviates loss of appetite headaches sleeplessness fainting and dizziness and urges delicate women to keep a bottle on hand to strengthen the system sold by I. L. Snoberger.
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I. LU
Snoberger
Free Trial Bottle Promises Cure for Colds and Coughs
A newspaper advertisement offers a free trial sample of Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. It claims no purchase is required to try it and notes physicians use it in severe cases. Free trial bottles available at Snoberger s drug store with regular sizes 50 cents and 1.00 dollars.
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Snoberger's Drug Store
Bucklien's Arnica Salve Advertisement
Bucklien's Arnica Salve guarantees perfect satisfaction or money back. The salve treats cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by I. U. Snoberger.
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I. U. Snoberger
Excursion Rates For Cleveland Convention Visit
Ad for Recorp offering $1.00 yearly subscription rate and excursion trips to Cleveland February 22 to 27 1898 via Nickel Plate Road. Encourages saving 10 to 25 percent on papers magazines and periodicals and notes Students' Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions convention dates in Cleveland Ohio with travel details and return by February 28.
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Nickel Plate Road
Cleveland
Students’ Volunteer Movement For Foreign Missions
America
England
Ican
Cand
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Steuben
Dekalb
Lagrange
Noble
Kosviusko
Noble County
Warsaw
Frank Vanator
Ida Menzie
Chas E Seneff
Sarah C Taylor
Fred Sechler
Lillie Margret
Frank Brown
Lenna A Sellers
Ciaude L Rose
Maggie Adams
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Kosciusko County Commissioners
John H Bash
Wells County
James W. Cook
Warsaw News
Woman’ Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans and Ladies’ Aid Society
Columbus
Indiana
Milford Higgins
Bissel
South Bend
James J Corbitt
Golden News
Higgins
Corbett
Nebraska
Beaver Dam
Tda Keesey
Rev Keesey
Beaver ‘Dam
Honer ‘Boggess
Wesley
Creilk
Dyea Trail
Charley ‘Young
Keyber
Charley ’ -Alimost
Puget
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Bucklien
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