Alma Record Features Silver Debate and Pension Agent Candidacy
The Alma Record discusses public weariness with silver debate after the November vote, notes Gov. Pingree calls on state lands for poor relief, and touts John A Avery of Groinville as a strong pension agent candidate for Detroit with broad support, praising his record and dedication to soldiers.
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John A Avery
Groinville
Detroit
Mr Avery
Iris
Tir Lim
Avery
Reeone
Wheat imports to meet Australian crop failure forecast
The Canadian trade commissioner in Australia reports a crop failure will force imports of six million bushels of wheat this year, mostly from the United States. Americana will face competition as nations seek grain for themselves. The article also notes a sweeping House victory and a liquor sale prohibition vote affecting Washington, with a holiday wrap up and wishes for Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Australia
Ameren
Congress
District of Columbia
Washington
Missionary Returns From Corea Amid Edict Reversals
Rev. A. I. Moore, Presbyterian missionary for four years in Seoul, arrives in San Francisco with his family aboard the Rio en route home. The piece recalls the Japanese expulsion of Coreans topknots, public distress, and a new edict allowing wear of the topknots, alongside reports of Christianizing influence and unrest in Corea.
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A. I. Moore
Presbyterian Church
Seoul
Corea
San Francisco
Rio
Rasslay
Hirgely
Tha
Changing silver into gold in a chemical test claim
Professor Emmons argues silver can be subdivided into a new metallic substance distinct from both metals. He says this compound can be alloyed to mimic gold in color and weight and might yield gold from silver cheaply, suggesting a revolution in chemistry if validated.
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Emmons
Popular Service News
United States
Financial reverses and crime notes in a tangled text
The fragmented article discusses investor caution and lessons on trust issues, mentions a five dollar dividend, and includes a table on crime rates by occupation. It references a 13,000 farmer group, shared concerns about wealth, and a tale about an Eton head master punishing students in a study, highlighting a mix of financial, criminology, and anecdotal content.
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Cape Ital
Star
Anna
Peron
Hindle
Geta
Fronthebet
Physiela Lti
Wit and Whimsy in a Yale Lecture Tale
Rev Dr John Watson tells a humorous travel anecdote about a railway passenger asking where he is going. The elder man replies Liverpool, sparking a misdirection about heaven and a glimpse of the speaker’s wit in a Yale audience setting.
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John Watson
Lon Maclaton
Bowie
Yale
Watson
Blu
John All
Yenileman
Lasay
Liverpool
de. Warsan
Ion
Riverpool
Chu
Dervishes Stood Firm Yet Fought With Fierce Valor
The article praises the dervishes for their endurance and discipline during a brutal clash. It notes they faced heavy rifle and cavalry fire, held ground for hours, and showed unexpected adaptability in spear and rifle use. Despite losses, they stood undismayed and fought with calculated steadiness.
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Aravery
London Times
Finle
Syver
Knife
Loch
Dervish
The Sultans Way How He Makes Life Safe for Newspapers
A summary of Abdul Hamid II s strict press regime in the Ottoman Empire. The sultan seals discussions on health crops weather and foreign policy, bans personal references and sensational rumors, and limits news deemed undesirable by the throne.
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Abdul Mamid Khan
Turkey
Sovervigna
Sefupe
Baltenzorg Garden Sees Diverse Palms and Odd Society Claim
Report from Baltenzorg Java notes about 100 palm species in the botanical garden with many appearing distinct. Dr. Burton Ward is quoted on lunacy and handwriting as a symptom of insanity. A Paris balloon mission carried a clockwork timer for a one hour ascent and one minute release, with finder appeals in the basket. Economic valuation of labor includes iron and needle manufacturing examples, with lengthy price figures.
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Baltenzorg
Java
Aeso
Burton Ward
Paris
Market report and advertise wood and patent remedy
Market report notes faithful individuals seeking weekly aid payments for wood subscription offering eight carts or three doors of wood. Also advertises Da Culleywell's Syrup Pepsi as a remedy for constipation digestion and headache with trial sizes and prices.
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Dwart
Gifts for the Home Drapery Stock offers lace linens and houseware for married friends.
A local store promotes a wide Drapery Stock including lace linens napkins towels embroideries and stretch covers with moderate prices. The ad suggests visiting the shop for gift ideas for married friends to brighten homes.
A Fit Present Gloves and Mitts for Women and Children
A local ad promotes a wide selection of Kid Gloves Mitts and Mittens for ladies and children in various styles and shades. It touts hook button or clasp closures with affordable pricing from one to one fifty dollars and suggests gloves as a safe gift for Christians.
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Asin
A Word in Your Ear Health Claim for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as the secret to god health through perfect stomach action. Claims include perfect condition and good health with doses listed and pricing, attributed to Webb.
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Caldwell
Webb
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