Labor unrest and crop damage hover over Crawford county
Robinson Argus reports road and section hands on the Wa bash bridge and at Palestine paused for pay for about four months overdue. It notes a suit for five thousand dollars filed by Susie Young of the vicinity against J P Duncan of Duncanville. Farmers fear a poor wheat crop due to Hessian fly. Massachusetts bans marriage notices in newspapers, and patent advice from K Foster of Washington urges caution and legal counsel.
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Susie Young
J. P. Duncan
Duncanville
Crawford County
Malt Bitters Promoted As Sleep Aid And Remedy
The draygist touts Malt Bitters as best bitters for sleep and nervousness. They claim benefits for liver and kidney support, chills, consumption recovery, nursing mothers, and general toning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Statistics of American murder in northern and southern States
A New York Times review notes a recent book by James Redfield comparing homicide rates in northern versus southern states. It argues higher murder rates in the South relate to education shortages and lack of facilities, citing figures per population and noting sharp contrasts with states like Vermont, New York, and Texas. It challenges direct political ties, attributing most violence to civilization gaps and liquor use, and calls for further comparative data by education and status.
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New York Times
Nepties
Jaames Redfield
Erie
Seowiinnushire
Vermont
Inode Island
New York
Pennsylvania
Machigan
Carolina
Golt Nearthern
Sua T Ihe
Sou
New Hugland
Michigan
Minnesota
Te Mies
Duorarasl
New Hogland
New Hagland
Middle States
Great Britain
Ts Mngland
New Hampshire
Texas
Ghily Gishe-Democrati advertising pact increases local business
Local business men in the county view advertising as essential to profit and growth. They emphasize that paid notices and judicious promotion are part of enterprise, not charity, and argue advertising helps occupy a prominent place in a favorable market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Oeuniler
Olimii Rae
Uyvis Ley Mublienn
Elly
Thuy
Aga Business Investient
Question of Marrying for Money in Society
A fragment discusses whether a woman should marry for money, noting expensive luxuries like a busbang and the risks to a poor, able bodied woman. It argues marriage should consider wealth to avoid hardship, while cautioning against dependence and impractical unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calristian
Unmis Parable Benefits Promised by Noted Remedy
A historic advertisement touts a vegetable compound, labeled as the most effective cure for scrofula, skin diseases, and blood impurities. It claims rapid, complete cures, boosts vitality, and aids female weaknesses, with forty years of extensive use. Sold by local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Edith Corrects Her Doll On Phrases In Curious Conversation
A quoted fragment shows a child named Edith scolding a doll and insisting the doll remember she is its mother. The text reveals a playful mispronunciation and curious phrases.
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Edith
Wes
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