In Memoriam Annie Clair a Beloved Child Passes Away
An obituary note dated February 9, 1902 mourns Annie Clair, age unknown, who died after a 14 day illness from typhoid fever. The family speaks of her kindness, school attendance, and faith, saying she rests in Heaven with Jesus, awaiting reunion and a future blessed by God. The piece closes with a pledge of enduring love and remembrance.
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Angel of Death
Annie Clair
Jesus
Tim
Tam
Fleaven
Silver anniversary of Mother Mary Francis abbess noted
The silver anniversary of Mother Mary Francis, abbess of the Poor Charles in New Orleans, was celebrated last week at the monastery chapel. She was the first sister admitted after the order’s American establishment.
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Mary Francis
Charles
New Orleans
America
Doors Open Earlier for Twice Daily Showings at 2 and 8
The notice states doors open one hour before each showing with two daily showtimes at 2 P. M. and 8 P. M. The schedule implies cinema or theater screenings and adjusted access times for attendees.
Corn variety performance and seed offer notice
The writer reports five to six ears per stalk on a firm white corn that yields 25 to 80 bushels per acre on ordinary land and over 70 bushels on 112 acres last year. It stores well, ears are medium, and the farm plans to plant it widely. A starter offer of 15 cents for a start, two or three bushels, with one peck by express collected for 75 cents.
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Express
Atlantic & Birmingham 500 Mile Interchangeable Ticket
The Atlantic and Birmingham Railroad announces 500 mile interchangeable tickets at 12.50 dollars, valid on the Atlantic and Birmingham, Brunswick and Birmingham, Tifton and Northeastern, and Hawkinsville and Florida Southern lines. Available from any A B agent for travelers often using these routes.
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Atlantic & Birmingham R. A
Atlantic & Birmingham
Brunswick & Birmingham
Tifton & Northeastern
Hawkinsville
Florida Southern
Government prints wasteful mass of unread public papers
Government documents shipped free to citizens are largely unread, with hundreds of tons of materials deemed valuable by officials yet rarely read by individuals. The piece argues the public burden and the inefficiency of distributing such paperwork.
Wine of Cardus Praised by Benton Harbor Mother
Mrs. Fred Unrath of Benton Harbor Michigan describes weak recovery after her first birth. A physicianrecommended tonic failed to help while Wine of Cardus allegedly restored strength and led to a quick return to duties. The testimonial claims Cardus supports pregnancy and childbirth recovery and regulates menstrual flow.
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Fred Unrath
Benton Harbor
Mich
Cardus
Nervous Prostration Cure Advertised by Vienna Drug Co
An old advertisement proclaims a medicine named Smith's Nerv erestore r to cure nervous prostration from overwork. It claims to be a true nerve tonic restoring nervous vitality and manhood, relieving troubles and weaknesses, and returning users to full vigor, guaranteed and sold by Vienna Drug Co.
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Vienna, Drug Co
Rheumatism Cure Offer From Bloomfield Man
A plain businessman offers a free story claiming a mother was cured of rheumatism after years of suffering. He promises to mail the account to any requester and invites readers to send addresses for copies, stating the remedy is proven and available to all forms of rheumatism. Victor Rainbolt, Bloomfield, Indiana.
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Victor Rainbolt
Bloomfield
Ind
Motto for farmers seeking success through machinery
A compact motto stresses that success for farmers comes from using the best machinery, and the best equipment can be obtained from reputable suppliers and manufacturers. It underscores reliance on quality tools to boost productivity and outcomes.
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Longman & Martinez Pure
Vienna Drug CO
Vienna
W.h.harris
Eho
Engale
Agicy
Smith’s'nerrerestorer
WATT
Harley Holmes
Cordele, Ga
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