The Foreclosure of the Mortgage in Rural Tears
An elderly speaker recalls twenty years in a farm home facing mortgage foreclosure. She describes Caleb's care, children displaced, prayers for stability, and the fear of losing the land while clinging to faith and memory of loved ones. The monologue reveals sorrow, duty to family, and concern for widowed neighbors.
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Deacon
Caleb
Caleb Shursly
Aed
Anavet
Ates
Peace proposals amid Russian Japan tension and retreats
The article reports shifting pressures in St Petersburg toward peace with Japan, amid Emperor Nicholas opposition and ministers urging a reasonable settlement. It notes Japan’s potential claims, Manchurian policy, and possible international controls, plus updates on Russian retreats, losses, and leadership changes including Kuropatkin and Linevitch.
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Nicholas
Japan
Russia
Ruseia
Kores
Kwantung Peninsula
Port Arthur
Chiese Eastern
Oku
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Linovitch
Resignation of Colorado Governor Peabody Receives Senate Push
Multistate report outlines Peabody resigning after a pact among Colorado Republicans to seat Jesse F. McDonald as governor. McDonald sworn in by Chief Justice Galbert as Peabody’s brief tenure ends. Peabody had stayed out of state business.
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Colorado
Alva Adams
Jesse F. McDonald
James H. Peabody
Peabody
General Assembly
W. 8. Boynton
Colorado Springs
James Cowle
McDonald
Galbert
Bate
Nashville
Tenn
James B. Frazier
Democratic Caucus
United States
W. B. Bate
Robert J. Taylor
Benton McMillin
Frazier
Tennessee
John I. Cox
State
Senate
Texas Wonder Promises Relief for Kidney Disease Patient
A 68 year old man from Louisville Kentucky writes from 529 Third Ave that after using Teas Texas Wonder Hall's Discovery he has suffered kidney and bladder trouble for 25 years and claims to have passed twenty five graves while nearly cured and recommends the remedy to the public.
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Louisville
E. W. Hall
St. Louis
Texas
Hall
H. C. Tomas
Third Ave
A Texas Wonder Cure Ad from Hall’s Great Discovery
A vintage advertisement touts Texas Wonder, Hall’s Great Discovery, as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles in men women and children. It promises two months of treatment per bottle and claims cures in most cases with mail order options from Dr E W Hall of St Louis Missouri.
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Hall
E. W. Hall
Commissioner Sale of Two Tracts in Washington County Ky
The Washington Circuit Court orders public auction of two tracts in Washington County Kentucky. Tract 1 contains 44 acres near Pulliam with detailed metes and bounds. Tract 2 covers 59 1/2 acres plus an adjoining tract. Sale set for April 1, 1905, at specified residences with six to twelve month credit and bonds with lien. Bidders must meet security and payment terms.
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Washington Circuit Court
Washington County
Nelson County Farms for Sale and Nearby Properties
Nelson County farms and adjacent listings with a Columbia Finance connection. Includes 11 acres near Bloomfield, a planing mill and saw mill setup, large tobacco and timber tracts, several dwellings and a hotel in a growing town. Prices range from about 2 500 to 5 000 with liberal terms.
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Nelson
Columbia Finance and Trust Co
Bloomfield
Pike
Bards
Bardstown
Notable Names in Kentucky Listings
C. T. Atkinson of Bardstown and L. K. Stiles of Springfield appear in the readable segment of the Kentucky listings, identified by full names and towns. The fragment provides no further context or action details surrounding these individuals.
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C. T. Atkinson
Bardstown, Ky
LK. Stiles
Springfield, Ky
Unique Midstream Wedding Draws Big Crowds in Stillwater Creek
Miss Dora Gragham and James Knox of Owen Powell county wed while baptized in Stillwater creek. The Rev J M Folson officiated as the couple, shivering in the water, took their vows. Crowds, estimated at three to four hundred, watched the unusual ceremony. The report also notes Bucklen's Amnic Salve aiding a Chicago streetcar conductor after a labor riot.
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Harrodsburg Herald
Dora Gragham
James Knox
Owen
Powell County
J. M. Folson
Toeet
Stillwater Creek
Poisoned By Tomatoes in Kentucky
Mrs. Fannie Clark and her daughter Mrs. Ro Lo Irvine of the Buffalo neighborhood have been seriously ill for a week after eating tainted tomatoes. Authorities investigate potential food contamination and advise caution while treatments proceed.
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Kentucky Standard
Fannie Clark
Ro Lo Irvine
Buffalo
Bank Closure and Health Cure Ad Note
A local bank, the Commercial Bank of Macksburg in Ohio, has closed its doors. An advertisement promotes Dr New Life Pills claiming a guaranteed cure for indigestion and constipation with a pleasant effect and health restoration.
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the Commercial Bank
Macksburg, O
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