Chamberlain's Sahara Remedy Sales Event Highlighted
The article notes a sales event by Rock brand sellers offering Chamberlain's Sahara Remedy. It mentions Pierson ar stare and the National Live Stock Association. The event occurs January 16 to 18 in Worth, Texas with round trip Rock trand tickets and reservations through Fuller.
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Ntional Live Stock Association
Pi Worth
Texas
Rock Trand
Jez Yith
Roe Fuller
CP @T. Aa
Still Fighting as Venezuelan Revolt Reported Active
Port of Spain dispatch claims the Venezuelan revolt remains active despite official announcements. Rebels under Generals Neck and Has allegedly defeated government troops at El Nispse, captured supplies, and taken prisoners while government losses include many dead. Surrounding forces reportedly pressed the government at Guera.
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New York
Herald
Port of Spain
Herumadex
el Nsipse
Venezuela
Antonin Neck
Jose Thas
Domingo Neci
Czar’s Rescript Praises Minister Muraviev for Peace Efforts
A Russian imperial note from Pethraburg dated January 32 lauds Count Muraviev Lie for guiding peaceful policy amid Crete and Turk Greece conflicts. The missive celebrates autonomous Crete governance, Russia’s maritime aims, and Hague Conference outcomes while praising Muraviev’s role in securing durable peace and friendly powers.
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Pethraburg
Muravieh
Mehly
Russia
China
Tsk
Kwang Tung
Arthur
Laimy
Willie Tee
Pacific
Far East
Alfalfa Photos Show Disking Benefit on Roots
State University study in Alfalfa fields presented by Prof. J. Hunter. Demonstrations used stereopticon images and lantern slides to show disking and harrowing twice yearly increases yield, faster maturity, and greater forage, with disks spreading, not cutting, the plant’s roots. Local audience attended but lights failed during a window scene.
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Representative Hall
J. Hunter
The
State University
Franker
Board of Agriculture
Hunter
Kansas
Endorsement of Pure Food Bill by Kansans Speakers
Resolved that we endorse the Pure Food bill known as the Brosius bill backed by the National Pure Food and Drug Congress. We urge personal representatives and state members from Kansas to give it hearty support.
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Brosius
National
Pure Food and Drug Congress
Kansas
Work For Girls At Kansas Agricultural College
Aflis BL A Stover of the State Agricultural College told the board of Agriculture about Kansas domestic science efforts. She urged blending domestic work with practical sciences, noting kitchen and sewing room training and the scientific handling of food. A new two story building costing 15000 was built but is already inadequate and will need enlargement next year.
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Board of Agriculture
Aflis BL A. Stover
State Agricultural College
Kansna
Kansas Agricultural College
Coburn Re-elected Secretary of State Board of Agriculture
Mr Coburn wins a fifth term as secretary of the Kansas state board of agriculture. He praises the board as a body of pleasant gentlemen and expresses pride in being executive officer, noting the growing influence of their work over the years.
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State Board of Agriculture
FD. Coburn
Kansas Board of Agriceiture
Alfalfa News Spurs Kansas Agricultural Plans
The article reports Professor Hunter's trials with alfalfa as a honey-enhancing crop, noting higher yields and stronger blooms. It mentions state-wide expansion plans this year, plus analyses showing alfalfa flower nectar as pure and productive, with reported honey gains up to 200 pounds per hive in some western Kansas communities. It also covers the Board of Agriculture proposing to push for a permanent agricultural display in the capitol rotunda and improved offices, naming a five-member committee to press executive council support.
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Hunter
Alfeitn Ted
Kansas
Board of Agriculture
Executive Council
Estate Board of Agriculture
Capitol
Kannan
Tte
Stanley
Clark
Sensible Hint on Food From a California Woman
A Los Angeles reader urges moderation with Grape-Nuts after noting many overeat the product despite its appeal. She cites personal observation of overconsumption and advocates limiting to four teaspoonfuls per meal to gain rebuilding strength and sustained appetite.
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Pag
Mrady
P. Baker
Los Angeles
Paine's Celery Compound Aids Dayton Man's Nerve Recovery
Adjutant S W Groomes of Dayton writes from 140 Hast Jones St that after a heavy Columbus cold developed into grip his head pain vanished after using Paine's Celery Compound. He credits the remedy for relief and notes nerve energy supports overall health and digestion.
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Adjt
S. W. Groomes
Hast Jones St
Dayton
Ohio
Paine
Columbus
Russia Needs Siberian Rail rebuilt at high cost
Washington reports that before Siberian railway completion, reconstruction of finished work is necessary at a cost under 23 million dollars. Poor materials and wooden bridges led to unsafe speeds and limited traffic. A heavy compound engine on light rails worsened danger on steep grades.
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Russia
Siberian
Washington
State Department
Greene
Vladivosto
Hla
Ieee
Admittance fee charged for execution viewing in Juarez
A Mexican execution to be held in Juarez will be witnessed from inside the prison walls. An admittance fee of 25 cents will be charged for each spectator, with the collected funds to go to the condemned man’s widow. Postal receipts grow with December 1599 gains across major cities, led by Albany.
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Denver
Colo
el Paso
Tex
Juares
Washington
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Bt. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Pittsburg
San Brancisco
Albany
Floating coke sighted near Cape Horn attracts salvage hopes
Captain James Menride of the British ship Hornic reports seeing a large quantity of coke floating in the Ute Gulf of California near Cape Horn. Shipping men suspect a coke laden vessel has wrecked and name the four masted barks Matterhorn and Reliance and the ship Annie Thomas as overdue with insurance offers discussed.
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San Francisco
James Menride
Hornic
Santa Rosalia
Ute
Gulf of California
Cape Horn
Matterhorn
Reliance
Annie ‘Thomas
Havana customs receipts for December 1898 reach 11 million
Washington reports December 1898 customs at Havana Port totaling 11,108,120. Despite 26 working days, the month’s collections surpassed any prior month.
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Washington
War Department
Havana
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Sahara Remedy
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