Jett's Neck Saved By A Lone Juror In Jackson Ky
In Jackson Kentucky June 19 a single juror kept Curtis Jett from conviction for naming J B Marcum and the majority favored Thomas White's conviction. Troops were advised to withdraw but one company should stay as provost marshal Long kept in charge. Town relief follows amid ongoing fear and belief others may still be targeted.
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Jackson
Curtis Jett
J.B. Marcum
Thomas White
Tome
Lexington
Kickson
Blue Grass
Lroathint County
Hehrs
Hesses
Jivers
Col Williams
Frankfort
Lanight
Trix
Hal
Te Huliher
Long ‘Ie
Startling Endorsements For Dr King New Discovery
Testimony flood claims the King New Discovery cures consumption coughs colds and lung throat troubles. A Benterville Vac letter from T J McFarland notes three years of bronchitis cured after using the remedy. Guaranteed by local druggists with a money back offer and price details.
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Wresh
Dr. King
T. J. McFarland Benterville
Vac
Funderfuck Pharmacy
Crawfund Dros
J. FP. Mackey & Co
Reflections of a Bachelor and Miscellany
A collage of satirical quips from 19th and early 20th century papers on poetry ambition finance women in stock bets and domestic errands. Notable lines contrast public career and personal life with humorous asides on health medicine and daily tasks.
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Grecce
Deplorable Jackson Affairs Spark Perjury Bribery Talks
In Jackson Kentucky on June 20, reports say the feud aftermath provokes prosecutions for perjury and bribery. A drive to swear warrants for arrests of high officials is discussed amid martial law as grand jurors and witnesses face threats and security around key figures.
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Jackson
Jett
White
Lexington
Haddix
Crawford
Tharpe
Hargis Bros
Ewen
Bucklen's Aloa Salve Ad Teaser
Descriptive advertisement urging readers to stock Bucklen's Aloa Salve for burns, wounds and ulcers. Claims best on earth with availability at Crawford Bros, J. I. Mackey & Co, and T Eugene Funderdurk Drug Store.
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Bucklen
Crawford Bros . J. I. Mackey & Co
T Eugene Funderdurk
County Papers and Delinquents Warn Public
A county newspaper sermon condemns chronic nonpayers who withhold payment for long periods. It argues those who borrow or receive county papers without settling dues deprive themselves of county, state, and world news and deserve severe public rebuke.
Worst of All ZBipur InEwons
Mrs. S. H. Newson of Decatur Alabama endured three years of severe indigestion and bowel trouble. After doctors and remedies failed she tried Electric Bitters and saw rapid relief. The ad claims benefits for liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles and lists local druggists offering the product for 50 cents.
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S. H. Newson
Decatur
Ala
Kunderburk Pharmacy
Crawford ‘Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
The Good Old Way sermon at Harvard by Van Dyke
In a baccalaureate sermon at Harvard, Dr. Henry Van Dyke urged returning to the sanctity of the family and the old duties of parents and children. He argued peaceful nations honor sobriety and righteousness and warned against fashionable rejection of traditional American household values.
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Harvard
Henry van Dyke
Education for All Professions Promotes Strong Manhood
The article argues education should prepare individuals for every life role, citing Bishop Huntington on developing men fit for all duties. It asserts college courses fail if they do not cultivate moral vigor, self reliance, and practical service, warning diplomas alone hollowly serve the old home, farm, and community.
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Bishop Hauntington
Ten Years In Bed Cured By Foley's Kidney Cure
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana writes that a decade of kidney disease confined him to bed and left him immobile at times. After consulting top doctors he found relief only after Foley's Kidney Cure, calling it a Godsend.
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R.A. Gray
J.P. Oakville, Ind
Foley
T. Eugene Fundebrurk
Save Your Forage for a Prosperous Farm Year
The Augusta Chronicle urges maximizing forage production due to drought in the North, predicting high prices for cattle feed. It notes a propitious season locally with multiple harvests, arguing the South should grow all needed forage and corn, expanding cattle, dairy, and swine farming.
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Augusta Chronicle
Supreme Court decision on farm labor contracts case
The Supreme Court sustained the magistrate in the South Carolina v Wade Long case involving violation of farm labor contracts. The record notes advances on a lien to R C G Folk of Sumter County and the labor obligations fulfilled under the contract.
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Supreme Court
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