Lancaster and Chester ohe Railway schedule details 1902
Schedule notes for the Lancaster and Chester Railway effective June 1902 with daily service and connections. Mentions westbound MAS trains, times from Lancaster and Chase, connections to Southern Railway lines toward Charlotte and points north, and through routes to Atlanta and western points. Also references No 83, No 28, No 34, and No 17 services, with arrival and transfer details at key junctions and with Corollon Northwestern lines. Stops include Lancaster, Lunemswr, Port Laws Nok, Bel Royal, and Closter, ending with Leroy Springs notes.
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Mundu
MAS
Loword
Nola
Arnese
Riehbary
Bawombville
Laws
Lunemswr
Luaiiing
Lancaster
Asker
Eter
Souttyra Railway
Marlotte
Amt
Hine & Aubaty Speclalt
Atlanta
Alay
Corollon
Uid
Northwestern Bartlay
Wioit NL
Soite Emmediate Polite
Duullern Hadiway
Colutatia
Southern Railway
An Juan
Tom Vanden Aul
Marie Wid Doati
Am Railway
Chase Tor Barlotte
Destructive cyclone tears through county crops
Greenvithy News reports a cyclone crossing seven miles from Pelham to Cross Anchor Saturday afternoon. Farms suffer severe damage as wind unroofed a gin house, demolished barns and outbuildings, and toppled a Crescent school building. Willie Phillips narrowly escaped injury with slight harm to Mr Phillips. Corn and crops ruined, many fields stripped and replanting required.
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Greenvithy
Legion
Baterville
Thie County
S.W. Brockman
Frank Johnston
Cashville Place
Y. G. Carlton
Willie Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Crescent
Pelham Cotton Mille
Cross Anchor
Early 1900s Cure Claim and Cotton Bulletin
Startling proof of a wonderful advance in the divine is given by druggist G. W. Roberts of Elizabeth, W. Va. An old man there had long suffered with what doctors pronounced incurable and relief seemed hopeless until he used Bitters and Avuien. Also mentions Electro Bitters aiding elimination of poisons and a salve with healing power. Weekly Cotton Crop Bulletin reports South Carolina cotton conditions: generally fine, lice reducing stands in some areas, Mexican weevils in Marlboro county, some grass and weed growth, and Sea Island cotton showing moderate improvement with blooms noted nationwide.
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G. W. Roberts
Elizabeth
W. Va
Crawford Bros
Mackey & Cots
Columbia
D. C
South Carolina
Marlboro
Sea Island
You Know What You Are Taking Grove's Chill Tonic
Public warning about Grove's Taste less Chill Tonic alleging the formula hides Tron and Quinine and offering no cure or payment. The message implies consumer deception and urges caution over the product.
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Grove
Notorious Nurse Confesses To Poison Murders Across Years
The trial of Jane Toppan ends in insanity verdict for murdering Miss Mary Gibbs and other patients. Alienists describe her as driven by impulse to kill for the grim pleasure of it, admitting further killings and fires as part of a long confession.
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Joston
Mire
Jace ‘Toppan
Billian
Fred M. Bixby
Brockton
Barns Stable
Misa Toppan
Bixby
Miss Toppan
Calneret
Touston
Jane
Gibbs
F. M. Bixby
Calumet
Filthy Temples and Bodies Sell at Crawford Drug Store
A garbled OCR notice promotes a health product claiming dramatic effects on digestion and bodily cleanliness. It advertises “Only 25e” at Crawford Drug Store and references Dr King’s New Life Ville. The ad urges lively livers and good digestion with a dubious remedy.
Happy Tim Town and Towns Day News Oddities
A peculiar clipping from the Brooklyn Eagle recounts a mix of local stories and a child’s school recital. It mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, a New Jersey winter home, and a Pa summer home, plus a humorous recitation about Jane, cake, and jelly, observed by visiting guests.
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Oranges
New Jersey
Glen Summit
Jane
O Briens Epitaph and Local Barroom Lore
Congressman Lafe Pence recalls Western humor as Leadville miners once mocked a pub brawl death with a grave marker reading Jin OBrien departed for heaven at 0 50 a m A humorist added OBrien not yet arrived provoking intense local excitement per Washington Daily Times
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Treaven
O'Brien
Washington Daily Times
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Prox, Kinney
A traditional medicine ad promises a hundred dollar reward for a catarrh cure and asserts legitimacy from Proax, Kinney and Marvin as wholesale druggists. The copy touts a patent remedy taken by mouth, claimed to act directly on mucous membranes with general health benefits.
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Fabeate
Wauding
Kinnay & Marvin Wholesale Druggiats
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