Untitled 19th Century News Clippings on Industry and Law
Fragmented OCR summary recounts concerns over monopoly effects on stock and packing, calls for new plants, and a push to curb gambling in Charles Mix county. It mentions the Great Eastern steamship, its voyage history, and later sale for scrap, plus 1860s cable-laying ventures and a 1865–66 redemption of reputation.
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Charles Mix County
Inti
W. A.rother
Academy
Great Eastern
Millwall
United States
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Telsen
Suction
Liverpool
London Globe
Health the Most Important Note for Soldiers Abroad
Willis J. Morgan, retired commissary, served in Cuba and the Philippines. He states health was the primary concern and credits a New Hampshire remedy for curing consumption and coughs. The ad touts a tonic costing one dollar and claims strong, rapid relief for respiratory ailments.
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Cuba
Philippines
Willis J. Morgan
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Ccnicord
N. H
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New Hampshire
Jrorld
WeRugsell Devi
Rial
The Body as a Tireless Hydraulic Machine
The author describes the heart as a stationary engine with arteries forming a precise hydraulic system, the lungs as a bellows for sanitary ventilation, the stomach as a perfect vat, the brain as a wondrous condenser, and the skin as a great evaporator with built in auto repair. These organs are said to operate constantly for seventy years or more, tirelessly and self repairing.
Parkston Woman Charged in Brutal Murder Case
Parkston residents allege a cold planted murder of Agnes Poireis a seventeen year old from Tlungaria. The victim suffered severe head and shoulder wounds and scalding before dying in Sioux Falls hospital. Mrs Kaufman is charged with murder after testimony described brutal abuse, including broom blows and burning water. The case proceeds to a Wednesday hearing with Sheriff Phillips in charge.
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Parkston
Agnes Poireis
Sioux Italls
Mose Kaufman
Sioux Falls
Kaulden
Phillips
Teal Thing and Discontent Test Legal Dispute
Fragmentary text shows mentions of Teal Thing and a legal dispute with a pair named Daniso and Gage. Includes reference to a lawyer and discontent over duties. Source unreadable in places. main elements are a possible party names and a litigation context without clear facts.
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Paty
Daniso
Cleveland
Sarcantic Dialogue Between Two Medical Men in Town
A fragment shows two physicians debating care as patients multiply in a town. The first notes doubled practice while the second quips about helpless patients, reflecting a sardonic tone in a period dialogue attributed to Reade.
Des Moines Mutual Life Insurance Association Receives SD Authority
The Des Moines Mutual Life Insurance Association has filed its charter and organization documents with the South Dakota Department of Insurance, meeting legal requirements. John C. Perkins, Insurance Commissioner, certifies the company may conduct authorized business in South Dakota through December 1, 19 blank, with the official seal affixed.
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Suche Dakota
Department of Insurance
Des Moines Mutual
Lowa
Ita
John C. Perkins
South Dakota
Siddens
Uransaetts
Vail Insurance
John
Perks Commission
WH. E. Walseit
District Managers to post signs and distribute samples
The notice outlines duties for district managers to advertise post signs and hand out samples. It lists a weekly salary of 18 dollars and 3 dollars daily for expenses, and requests age and current employment details for applicants at Iovan Suear Co. in Chicago, referencing state mixed motel prices and historic price regulation practices in Virginia and Richmond.
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Iovan Suear Co
Randolph St
Chicago
The
Commonwealth
Richmond
Virginia
Pune
Richmond Dispatch
Neu Co
Missouri
NUS
Esi
Smus
Avenue Atuil
Eure
Auronte
State Medical Institute
SEO
When Friends Are Enemies Encounter Food in Hospitals
A nurse at a public hospital describes vigilance on visiting days to prevent relatives from bringing in dangerous foods. She recalls confiscating a pasteboard box with pickles and rich cake from a typhoid patient’s bedside, noting such acts reveal public misunderstanding of stomach ailments.
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New York Press
Home duties blamed for keeping husband at home
A Philadelphia Ledger quotation discusses a dressmaker wife who, through her work at home, supposedly keeps her husband from leaving. Hicks claims misinterpretation while noting Bias stays out with "the boys" most nights.
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Hicks
Notable Figure in Upright Pursuit Recalled
A Baltimore American excerpt recalls a prominent man noted for upright conduct. A witty remark follows about his past pursuits and the speaker’s certainty he has always chased integrity, while another quip suggests he has never caught it.
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Great Northern Railway
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I. A. Miller General Passenger
Star Hotel
Alois Trutnovsky
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Patanta
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Scientific American
Sue Tore
Nowsdealers
First Judicial Circuit
Bow Hone County
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