De Wet's Three Years' War Chronicle in London
The Boer general De Wet publishes Three Years' War from Archibald Constable in London. He criticizes British leaders, praises Cronje, defends scorched earth tactics, condemns blockhouse policy, and urges loyalty to a new government. A Sarvent portrait accompanies the text.
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England
Bismarck
South Africa
de Wet
Archibald’ Constable & Co
London
Buller
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Knox
Tommy Atkins
Cronje
Paardeburg
Botha
Pretoria
Magnetic promises of future revealed in wedding fears
The article discusses myths of prophetic mirrors and fears of marriage revealing a woman's decline. It highlights concern over medical deterioration from womanly diseases and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for irregularity, weakness, and inflammation, including a testimonial from Emma L. Bankes.
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Dr Pierce
Emma L Bankes
North Sth Street
Harrisbu Pa
Reef
de Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N
Mrs SH New som of Decatur Alabama Praises Electric Bitters
In a testimonial from Decatur Alabama Mrs SH New som describes long suffering with indigestion water-brash stomach and bowel dyspepsia. She credits Electric Bitters with restoring her health allowing hearty meals and a 35 pound weight gain. She endorses the medicine as a positive guaranteed cure provided by Noah Martins.
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SH Newsom
Decatur
Ala
Noah Martins
Miner Nils Nelson Survives 800 Foot Diamond Shaft Incident
Leadville reports August Nelson and two others narrowly escaped death at the Diamond mine. While descending in a bucket, Nelson disappeared as a nail in the shaft trapped his rubber coat and pulled him free. He hung ten tense minutes, remaining still to avoid a fatal fall.
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Leadville
Col
Nelson
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promoted by OC A Hays
Advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve from E C DeWitt Co Chicago as a specific for piles itching bleeding protruding piles eczema cuts burns and skin diseases. It warns against counterfeit imitations and urges to ask for the genuine product.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
A. Hays
Ruling on mail classifications discussed by Quiiook
The Quiiook reports Assistant Postmaster General Madden ruling on second class mail and argues for three mail classes. The Outlook weighs that government rail rates could cut merchandise mail costs, suggesting rail express rates as a model and prompting thoughtful debate.
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Madden
Quthook
Outlook
Missouri District Majorities by Secretar y Sam Cook Report
Secretaries report lists party majorities by district in Missouri. Democratic wins appear in districts one three five six seven nine eleven twelve thirteen fourteen and fifteen with numeric margins. Republicans lead in district ten and several districts show Democratic plurality elsewhere.
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Sam Cook
Destructive Heat Erases Metal Remains at St Pierre
A French scientist visiting Saint Pierre observes that after Mount Pelee eruptions the stone masonry largely remains intact while ironwork and all metals were destroyed by the hot gases. He suggests a rapid chemical action altered metals into oxides leaving only black powder.
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St. Pierre
Martinique
Mount Pelee
National Bank of Unionville Report of 1902 Condition
No 3137 reports the National Bank of Unionville Missouri at close of business November 25 1902 with resources including loans and discounts 124701458 562 and U S bonds. The statement is sworn by cashier F H Wentworth on November 28 1902 before Notary B H Bonniford and signed by directors Stout Wantworth Rogers.
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National Bank OF Unionville
Unionville
Missouri
Toval
Missourle
Plitnam
H Wentworth
H. Wentworth
B. H BoNnFoky
Prter GO Rhkogers
The Marshall Rational Bank Resources and Liabilities
Bank ledger shows resources of 289 078 27 including loans 176 365 27 overdrafts 3 870 61 and bonds 26 000 00 plus cash items 84 78 The liabilities list capital stock 60 000 00 surplus 10 000 00 undivided profits 4 590 58 and deposits 209 079 27 with a notarized statement dated November 28 1902 signed by Cashier B Marshall and directors H D Mars and N Monro.
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U.S
U. Fenaurerib
Teacher urging county to push common school course
A. S. Overuot, School Commissioner, urges teachers across the county to promote completing the common school course and taking the gradation exam during the March teacher examination period. He calls for thoroughness, library law compliance, and regular quarterly exams to standardize schooling countywide.
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Board of Education
Unionville
Pride of Heroes and Bucklen Arnica Salve
Soldiers in the last war praised Bucklen arnica salve for scratches bruises cuts wounds sore feet and stiff joints. It also treats burns scalds boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles or mossy conditions. Available for 25 cents at Noah Martins.
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Noah Martins
Clean Sweep Demands Rigorous Election Probe in St Louis
Citizens urge Circuit Attorney Folk to prosecute election frauds without bias. They call for strict law enforcement regardless of party to restore lawful conduct in St Louis after years of alleged irregularities.
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Circuit
Folk
St. Louis
Chow
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