A Greenville Colonel Credits Pink Pills For Lifesaving Cure
Col Isaac H Sugg of Greenville Pitt Co North Carolina recounts years of agonizing pain from gravel later relieved by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits the pills with restoring sleep appetite and nerve strength and urges others to seek the medicine. The piece promotes the pills as a cure for multiple nervous and blood related ailments and lists purchasing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Constitution
North Carolina
Isaac H. Sugg
Greenville
Pitt Co
Col. Sugg
West Indies
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady, N. Y
The Lobsters Infancy Growth Stages
The young lobster leaves its parents and spends its first thirty or forty five days in deep water. Its shell is changed four times and natatory organs are lost before returning to shore. The shell is shed about ten times in year one, five to seven in year two, three to four in year three, two to three in year four, and annual after year five.
Legislature's Busy Week Sets Bills for Senate Vote
The Georgia Legislature logs a week of routine business with the House debating the registration bill and an educational funding measure. Key actions include passage of the education and Cotton States Expo resolutions, and Senate moves on insurance brokering, jail scene access, and road law amendments.
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House
Senate
Growth of the South Sees Surge in Industry and Immigration
A weekly report on southern industrial conditions shows rising phosphate mining with two large new corporations formed, more textile mills, full-capacity iron production, active coal, and improving lumber trade. Immigration grows with several new promotion companies. nine manufactories enlargements and nine new buildings are listed, plus many new ventures across phosphate, sugar refining, plywood, canning, cotton mills, and utilities in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace River Phosphate Co
Savannah
Capital
Aaaps Co
Oc Fa
Fla
Golden Valley Colonization Co
Little Rock
Ark
la Port Land Co
la Pat
Texas
Suburban Light & Water Co
Wheeling
W. Va
St. Martinsville
Tallahassee
Fia
Uigar Wraper Co
O. P &B. E. Willingham Woodworking Co
Moon, Ga
Louisville Malring Co
Louisville
Chatham Electric Light and Power Co
Charleston
Piedmont
Ala
Summerville
Carpener
Asheville
N. C
Selma
Gadden
Ies
Valdosta
Sod Biltmore
Wexandria
T‘acco
Salem
Chattanoog
Tenn
Japan's Price for Peace Reported at 400 Million Yen Indemnity
The St James Gazette cites a dispatch stating Japan would accept 400 million yen indemnity in installments plus cession of held territory if peace with China is agreed now. If peace negotiations fail, Japan would raise demands proportionally to the war duration, and armistice would not be declared without China seeking peace and pledging faithful performance of the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
St. James Gazette
London
Japan
Telegraphy Summary of Wide World Events
North Platte bank closure and Lexow committee resumption in New York. Ex Governor Leon Abbott dies in Jersey City after diabetes illness. Foot and mouth disease hits cattle in England. Tennessee forest fires kill eight and destroy property up to a million dollars. Omaha fire damages exposition building theatre and church about $90,000. Massillon tool company closes. Tacoma bank liquidation follows panic. Syrian smugglers arrested in Detroit with Armenian rugs and valuables. Lambert's Point steamship line launches to Liverpool with future ships planned. Albert W. Holmes bound over for engraving warrants. Siddall vs Bregg case dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. Hull Quebec dynamite explosion kills five and injures dozens. Buenos Ayres cable: Montevideo seeks exhibit at Atlanta exposition. Argentine exhibit talks with Costa. New York fire causes $250,000 loss across several firms. Berlin dispatch notes German ambassador Von Munster threatening rupture over espionage charges. Great Western Manufacturing Company, Sunday Creek mine closure devastates miners in Ohio. Chattanooga dispatch hints at Marion Ross murder confession and subsequent reveal. Washington mourns ex Senator Brown. sympathy telegrams flow. Much gum arabic supply from Saharan region noted.
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North Platte
Nebraska
National Bank
Lexow
New York
Leon Abbott
New Jersey
Jersey City
Falmouth
Sittingbourne
England
Boards of Agriculture
Tennessee
Omaha
Neb
Exposition
Fifteenth Street
First Baptist Church
Canal-Fulton Tool Manufacturing Company
Massillon
Lambert’s Point
New Line
Norfolk and North American Steamship Company
Liverpool
Norfolk
Albert W. Holmes
Western Bank Note Company
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
United States
Wirt
Mississippi
Theodore W. Siddall
Philadelphia
F. Amade Bregg
Common Pleas Court
Dallas
United States Circuit Court
Hull
Quebec
New York Herald
Berlin
Berlin Post
Hamburger
Count von Munster
Paris
Great Western Manufacturing Company
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Buckingham
Perry County
Ohio
Columbus
BILLARP'S LETTER Boarding With Children and Rich Fare
A Florida sojourn diary describes boarding with two Georgia families, shared meals with evolving etiquette, and the narrator's efforts to conform to refined table manners. He notes servants, a growing chicken coop project, and humorous contrasts between Florida and Georgia workers while reflecting on providence and simplicity.
Ohio Move Seeks To Bar Women From Voters List
A Columbus dispatch reports ex Secretary of State Daniel Ryan asked the state election department to remove all female names from the voters register. If mandamus fails, supreme court action will follow to test the new school election suffrage law. Many women have already registered and will vote next spring. Ex Governor Bowie Dead. He died at his Bowie Maryland home after a paralysis stroke. He was 68 and a former Mexican War captain and Maryland governor from 1867 to 1871. The South Carolina reform caucus plans delegate elections August third and a constitutional convention on September second. Shoe and Leather Bank directors in New York offer 5000 dollars for the arrest of its missing bookkeeper Seeley, who is suspected in Hamilton and Toronto.
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Joseph E. Brown
Hodges
Senate
House
Jenkins
Branch
Hurst
Friends
Blalock
Cook
Bird
Effingham
Spier
Fouche
Floyd
Howell
Fulton
Hall
Coweta
Finance Committee
General Judiciary Committee
Branan
Agricultural Department
Bibb
Willingham
Monroe
Heys
West
Lowndes
Middlebrooks
Newton
Lewis
Committee On Finance
Daxy
Boyd
Judiciary Committee
Beeks
Venable
Georgia
Harris
Milledgeville
Roberts
South Georgia Bank
Waycross
Northeastern
Talbot County
Jones County
Monro
Wilson
Dawson County
Blue Ridge
Conracs
Daniel Webster
Gulf of Mexico
Colonel Frazer
Murphy
Bud Kernodle
Gulf
Filery
Providence
Councila
Lama
Friday
Humphrey
Dora
Florida
Columbus
Atlanta Constitution
Ohio
State Department of Election
Daniel Ryan
Supreme Court
Bowie
Maryland
Reform Cauerns
South Carolina General Assembly
Shoe and Leather Bank
New York
Seeley
Hamilton
Toronto
Oldest pilot in New England turns 84 in Bath
Capt Jonathan Pinkham of Bath Maine claims the title of oldest active pilot in New England at nearly 84. The note notes his age and steady service as a notable fact in the region's aviation memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Pinkham
Bath
New England
Electric Moonlight and Iron Bridges in Historic Rail Work
The article describes German use of captive balloons with electric arc lamps to illuminate camps at night, enabling troop maneuvers without lamps. It notes an all iron railroad from Ismid to Angers with many iron bridges and long tunnels, plus a bridge of steel beams imbedded in concrete touted as future standard. It also mentions a witty exchange about cabbage-throwing and promotes Ostetter's Stomach Bitters as a vitality restorative.
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Ismid
Constantinople
Angers
Asiatic
Turkey
Smyrna
Ulm
Germany
Paris
Jean Monier
Pseudo Patent Remedies and Advertisements Across the Nation
A jumble of 19th century health ads and notices urges readers to try Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney issues, Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials, Karl’s Clover Root, Ripans Tabules for headaches, and a book on Opium and Whisky habits by B M Woolley. Also includes unclaimed bank funds figures and local sheriff advertising.
MISSING LINKS. A snapshot of 19th century curiosities
A Leeds clock ticks since 1840 powered by natural electricity. a South American electric drying machine dries wheat. a three ton Agra jail carved carpet reaches Windsor. pepsin source, a hotel life exhibit, a tiger-hunting post in Singapore, and a catalog of the seven world Bibles.
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Leeds
England
South America
Agra
Windsor Castle
Monkeys Craft Wine Hidden in Mountain Regions
Dr Macgowan reports a race of mountain monkeys near the Chinese wall reportedly making wine from mountain berries and storing it in earthen vessels. The accounts describe pink and green wines found in vessels dropped during a village crossing. A Chinese tale also notes monkeys pounding fruit in mortars to produce wine in Chekiang.
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Garner
Macgowan
Great Wall of China
Tungping
Dr. Macgowan
Chekiang
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J. H. McGuire
Hood
Fayette
Alabama
Hood's
Cook, Sir
Hethinks
Alliance Carriage CO
Cincinnati
THE
Legislature
Whitley
Thirty
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Stuart
General Avery
Senor Costa
Chili
Broadway
Steinder, Davidson & Co
E. Moch & Co
L. Simon & Co
David J. Salomon & Co
Chattanooga
George Mapp
Buddie Wooten
Marion Ross
Wooten
Will Dayton
Birmingham
Mapp
Dayton
Ross
Washington
Brown
Speaker Crisp
Senator Brown
Sahira Desert
Billarp
Philosopher
Tokio
Baltimore
Corea
Charles Broadway Rouss
New York City
Bob
Dallas Herald
Ostetter
Busness
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Ae ‘Truax
Jo. Walvino, Kinson & Maryis
Karl
Adares
B. M. Woolley
Atlanta, Ga
I Ws
Piso
Thomson
Ohio Ave
al Legirny, Pa
U.S. Gov't
Royall Powder
Amsterdam
Singapore
Straits Settlement
M. de Nancourt
Vermont
Cross Trails
Haverhill
Mass
Muspre
Worth
Dispensary Mucicar Association
Main Street
Buffalo, N. Y
California Fig Syrup Co
Wall ST
Charlies A. Baldwin & Ue
Wall
Janes Pyle
N.Y
Nassau Street
Stilson & Collins Jewelry Co
Whitehall St
Twee
Catarra
HALM
West 29Th St
Vpeewerenoeus
S.siscaise
Mpa
T. C. Hills
I A
Court
Ofice
C A Co
Springfield
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