Woman Cures Nine Year Heart Ailment With Pink Pills
In Clifton New Jersey Mrs. Archer, once bedridden by valvular heart trouble, reports dramatic relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Her husband confirms she could not walk a hundred feet a year ago. after starting the pills she regained color, reduced ear noise, and vanished chest and arm distress. Her son also benefited from the treatment.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Georgia Legislature Highlights From A Lengthy Session
The Georgia legislature’s routine business included brief sessions in both houses, committee announcements by Speaker Fleming, and a series of judge and solicitor elections. Notable actions covered nominations for several circuits, a proposed statewide educational exhibit for the Cotton States and International Exposition, and discussions on a proposed penitentiary management reform and a plan to relieve the supreme court. The body adjourned multiple times as inaugural ceremonies approached.
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Flint Circuit
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Superior Courts
Atlanta Markets Corrected Weekly Groceries and Provisions
The corrected weekly Atlanta markets list ranges of groceries and commodities with prices for coffee, sugar, syrup, molasses, teas, spices, salt, cheese, fish, soap, candles, soda, crackers, canned goods, starch, pickles, powder, shot, flour, grain, hay, meal, wheat bran, grit, country produce, money telegrams, poultry, and cotton. Notable entries include Arbuckle coffee at 20.75 per 100 pounds, New Orleans sugar 43c, molasses Cuba 35-38c, black tea 35-50c, salt Hawley's dairy $1.40, cotton middling around 51-8, and various flour and grain prices.</S>
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Singapore
Japan
Hawley's Dairy
Virginia
Georgia
Bacon Wins Senator Seat in Georgia Caucus
The Georgia Democratic caucus named two new senators. Hon. Augustus O. Bacon of Bibb was chosen for the long term. Patrick Walsh of Richmond won the short term, though he faced strong competition and had duties in Washington. The vote showed Bacon's strong support as the choice for the senate. The piece also notes broader South industrial growth with several new and enlarged enterprises across multiple states.
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A. O. Bacon
Bibb
Bercorn
Walsh
Henry G. Turner
Senator Walsh
Senate
Washington
Pat Walsh
Garrard
Bacon
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Curious Hair Structure and Guthrie Land Decision
A Philadelphia Record excerpt notes curls arise from flat hairs that warp, with long split ends forming loops under microcosmic study. Separately, Guthrie Oklahoma land officials ruled a Sac and Fox citizen who built two wigwams on government land met required improvements and retains the land.
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Philadelphia Record
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Budget of Fun and Jests from a bygone era
A collage of humorous clippings and anecdotes from old newspapers. It includes snippets about a boy who asks for no new coat, a joke on Charlie’s brains, a fish tale, and a mother child exchange. Other items feature a servant’s misread sparking, a class word meaning joke, a theater introduction quip, and a mountain town scene with a mule and seven dollars in a storytelling frame.
Intellectual Maxims From a Moral Viewpoint
A collection of aphorisms on self control courage and character. It argues intolerance harms argument, victory depends on persistence, morality colors dress and speech, and leadership must be earned through heart and action. It praises restraint honesty and the effort to form well rounded citizens.
Evolution of brick colors transforms city homes
The Washington Post notes major shift in brickmaking from traditional red brick to varied hues pink buff yellow and more. By adding metallic ingredients to finely ground clay iron creates lighter tinted bricks. In future many city residences will use these colors promising longer lasting beauty than red brick under clean air conditions.
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Department of Human Industry
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Washington
Burglars and Chloroform in Home Invasions
A Medical Record discussion warns that burglars using chloroform to subdue victims is highly risky and often fails. It notes victims awaken from irritation, resistance rises, and the act remains extremely dangerous for attackers, deserving severe punishment.
War's Modern Horrors and the Threat of Future War
The London Telegraph warns that modern rifle experiments in Germany show a future war would decimate humanity with mass corpses and widespread pestilence. A French writer contends any ruler who incites such a fate would be the world’s greatest criminal, a view that sobers many who once spoke lightly of war.
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Germany
London Telegraph
Blind Bird Attack Blinds Shopkeeper in Jacksonville
A boy captures a water turkey in Jacksonville and brings it to R A Burge’s store misnaming it a partridge. The bird’s long bill spears Burge’s eye, destroying sight. he is taken home for medical aid as a doctor confirms total eye damage. The incident is recounted from the Atlanta Constitution.
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R. A. Burge
Mr. Burge
Atlanta Constitution
Telescope plan could crown world’s largest star magnifier
Ex Senator James G. Fair shows interest in a telescope project that would place a twenty foot diameter reflector at Lick Observatory for up to fifty users. Professor George, now with the Paris observatory, has perfected a tube-less reflector with vast light power, costing under $100,000 and planned to be financed by Fair after McLean’s appeal. The plan envisions initial glass work in the United States, then display at the Paris exposition to recoup costs.
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Melbourne
Paris Observatory
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McLean
Fair
California
Journalistic ballet to premiere in Vienna on press history
A Vienna production will depict the history of the press from early days to modern times. Sweden plans a December 9 grand rational estimal to mark the tercentenary of King Adolphus Augustus. Paper mills north and west win orders from cartridge manufacturers as eastern mills cede share. In Canton China, eleven of twenty five recent Presbyterian church additions were treated as patients at the combined mission hospital.
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Adolphus Augustus
Presbyterian Church
Canton
China
Mission Hospital
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