Gettysburg Address Echoes In Historic Gettysburg Scene
A veteran crowd gathers as General B Young of the United Confederate veterans and other leaders reflect on Gettysburg. Officials debate martial law, saloon closures, and a last appeal. Secretary of War Garrison speaks amid scenes of valor, memory, and the enduring meaning of the field in history.
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B. Young
United Confederate Veterans
Staam
Anson
Samuel Dixon
Pennsylvania State Health Department
Gicktysburg
State Commission
Gettysburg
Garrison
Gettyebore
Chacealain
Italy
Prepare to Spend a Comfortable Fourth Life Furnishings Ad
A furniture dealer promotes summer furnishings for outdoor living with practical hints. The copy highlights shades that roll up and grassing options to achieve the best effect at minimal cost, emphasizing comfort during hot weather.
Porch Shades Offer Durable Imported Pore Shades Line
An ad touts an unusually fine line of imported porch shades valued for beauty and durability. It claims superiority over four shade options and lists eight foot and six to eight foot widths available for home use.
Fragmentary civic motto echoes in text
A fragment from a civic proclamation speaks of government by and for the people and of enduring endurance, ending with a pledge that the republic shall not perish from the earth. The readable portion emphasizes democracy and collective responsibility without full context.
Death of Frank Brainerd Civil War veteran and engineer
Frank Brainerd, a civil war veteran and descendant of David Brainerd, died at his home in Alibanna at 2 a m on Tuesday after a long cancer illness. He was 69, born in Mt. Pleasant, a Friends church member, and had lived in Alikanna 15 years working as an engineer at the water works. Survived by wife and children Etta Alban, Jennie Galbraith, Walter, Edna Castner, and Frank. Funeral details not fully clear in available text. The obituary notes his respected, industrious character.
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Frank Brainerd
David Brainerd
Alibanna
Mt. Pleasant
Friends Church
Alikanna
Etta Alban
Jennie Galbraith
Walter
Edna Castner
Frank
Funeral Services for Miss Rachel Marion and Mrs Joseph Sharpe
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at homes on North Fourth and Adams streets. Rev. W M Sidener and Rev. George H Miller officiated. Caskets laid to rest by kinsmen and pallbearers. Also brief notices: Mary Csongie, 7 days, 253 Southigh street. Marie Petrella died in Wheeling during childbirth, 36 years.
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Emma A. Loup
Charles F. Loup
North Sixth Street
Wray
The
Christian Church
Daisy Blackburn
Doll Craig
Bessie Travis
Elizabeth Duffy
Ada Blumer
Stella Skaggs
Nelson
Mra. Carrollton
Rachel Marion
North Fourth Street
W. M. Lictener
St. Paul's Church
Leroy Foster
Union Cemetery
W. M. Sidener
Joseph Sharpe
Adams Street
George H. Miller
M. P. Church
Frank Ault
W.S. Walker
Charles J. McConnell
Harry Brisster
David Peterson
John Watters
Cadiz
Mary Csongie
Southigh Street
Marie Petrella
Wheeling
Roll of Honor Bank Gains Surplus to Match Capital
A dividend distribution to Commercial National Bank stockholders included news that the bank added 15000 to its surplus, bringing it to 125000, equaling its capital stock. With surplus and undivided profits exceeding capital stock, the bank earns a place on Uncle Sam's Roll of Honor banks.
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Roll of Honor Bank
Commercial National Bank
Thay
Uncle Sam's
Roll of Honor” Banks
New Post Office Insurance Rates For Parcels
The post office issued a new order allowing insurance for parcels sent by parcel post at five cents in stamps for values up to 25 dollars and ten cents for values between 25 and 50 dollars. The previous rate was a flat ten cents.
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Post Ofice Department
Parcel Post
Tax Bill Proposes Exemptions for Families and Pets
The draft article notes changes in exemptions affecting home life, with a new rule placing lower valuations on parcels to save a nickel. It also mentions a further exemption, granting $500 tax exemption for each minor child under the Wilson income tax bill, underscoring the impact on households and even common domestic animals.
Marriage Licenses and Injunction Suit Notice
Marriage licenses listed for Antonio Melone and An giola Farolla of Steubenville and Louis Vorlicek with Anna Placnik of Dillonvale. An injunction suit filed by N Homer McGee against B W Mettenberger et al delays sale or encumbrance of the Brilliant glass property and seeks conveyance to parties. Coroner reports note infant death from premature birth and several mine accidents with roof falls and a late June death from valvular heart trouble.
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Antonio Melone
Angiola Farolla
Steubenville
Louis Vorlicek
Anna Placnik
Dillonvate
N. Homer McGee
B. W. Mettenberger
Brilliant Glass
E. D. Erskine
Steve Kuchan
Jenvus Kale
Soustelle E. Philomen
Yorkville
Samuel Handra
Piney Fork
Denver Claim Counts 18000 Empty Houses
The statement asserts Denver has 18,000 empty houses, suggesting a paradox between claimed prosperity and housing vacancy. No corroborating data provided, leaves question of accuracy and context.
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Denver
Passing No Pie Signals Cautious Presidential Stance
The President refuses pie until Congress votes, prompting debate over whether the tactic resembles mild bribery. The remark reflects scrutiny of executive leverage and legislative bargaining during a tense political moment.
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Congress
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Burns and Wounds
A fragment from an advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as essential for cuts burns and wounds in every home. It claims a girl’s cut foot was cured despite doubt and touts the salve as the world’s best at 25 cents, recommended by a local drug firm.
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Bucklen
J. H
Polanco
A. Tex
Welles
BeallyBiccle Drug Co
Gee of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Relief Claim
An advertisement touts Gee of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as easing hay fever and asthma distress. It allegedly soothes mucus linings and relieves throat and bronchial tickling and gasping sensations. Beall & Steele.
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Foley
Beall & Steele
The Summer Girl Compared With The Summer Woman
The piece contrasts a vibrant summer girl with a worn out summer woman, noting the latter often carries nervous fatigue and aching back. It attributes kidney trouble as the cause rather than female illness and recommends Foley Kidney Pills as a direct help for the condition.
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Beall & Steele
Obey That Impulse to Use Foley Kidney Pills
Advertisement urging readers to take Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder disorders. Claims pills cooperate with nature and are healing strengthening and tonic. Mentions Beall and Steele as the sellers and emphasizes following the impulse to try them.
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Nature
Beall & Steele
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