New Forage Plant Sacaline Aims to Revitalize Pastures
A new forage plant named sacaline or giant knot weed promises drought and flood tolerance, thriving where alfalfa fails. Tested in Iowa and California, it quickly covers swamps and ragged ground, feeding sheep, horses, cattle, and swine, reaching up to 14 feet tall and drawing attention since its French introduction during a drought two years ago.
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Saghalien
Japan
Siberia
Iowa
California
France
Tiona and area news mix with county politics and mine fire
In Tiona Mrs. R. F. Hobbs welcomes news of a new baby girl as family notes and local prizes highlight social events. In Warren County politics delegates fix April 13 for primaries and debate voting eligibility. Hazelton reports the worst anthracite mine fire in the Lehigh Valley region with massive costs and threats to adjacent mines, estimated at up to a million dollars.
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Warren County Republican Committee
Court House
J. W. Parshall
Hazelton
Mar. Jr
Hazel Slope
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Laurel Hill
President’s Sunday cruise along Cape Hatteras
The report notes Mr. Cleveland and party spending Sunday cruising Pamlico Sound aboard the Violet from Cape Hatteras. The vessel departed Cape Hatteras about six, sailed to Ocracoke inlet, then returned to Cape Channel by six last night. Weather was delightful and all aboard enjoyed the trip.
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Cape Hatteras
N. C
Winter Weather Warns and Restorative Tonic Claims Cure
An 19th century ad-like notice touts warm activity aiding circulation against winter rain and cold. It promotes Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver issues, constipation, and nervousness, claiming rapid cures and broad elderly benefits. Also notes a Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia with rapid effects. Paris reports Worth dies, fashion house founder.
Poet Jo Winch Gains Fame With First Verse
Local column reveals Jo Winch a self proclaimed poet who sent in a humorous epic titled A green hunter's Experience. The piece lampoons rustic life with light verse and mock epic style concluding with a skunk judges, while the prose mocks critics and notes the author uses a period at line ends. The joke ends with a garbled legal advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure attributed to F J Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Me. Winch
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Permanent Cures
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as curing through pure vitalized blood not quick fixes. It cites Olive Carl’s long, dramatic recovery and a mother’s letter confirming permanence, then claims widespread relief from loss of appetite and nervous dyspepsia, urging readers to vitalize and enrich blood.
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Hood
Olive Carl
Olive
Hood's Sarsaparilla credited for cure of child’s scrofula
Mrs. J. A. Caru of Reynoldsville Pennsylvania reports eight year old Viakes Pure Olive suffered whooping cough and measles then severe joint pains. Doctors diagnosed constitutional scrofula. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla Viakes recovered, described as near death before treatment and now in perfect health. The letter promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier to try in spring.
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Olive
Hood
J. A. Caru
Reynoldsville
Pennsylvania
Irvine Woman Cleared by Grand Jury in Arson Case
The grand jury returned no true bill against Mrs. Mary Llewellyn in the arson case brought by Mrs. Kelley, greeted with relief by many friends in Irvine. Neighbors praise her long service as a charitable, Christian presence during illness and bereavement, and the Epworth League event at Mastletts proved a social highlight with games and refreshments.
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Grand Jury
Mary Llewellyn
Brough
Kelley
Epworth League
Mastletts
J. Buck
U. B
J. Hill
Perry Evans
Robert Brooks
North Warren Asylum
Carter stock farm changes and local movements in Hickory
Scofield reports John Nasker has moved his family to the Carter stock farm at Hickory while Samuel Luke has taken a pumping job in Ohio. Jarrie Landers improves after illness as Mertie remains under care. Rev. Cummings conducts Presbyterian meetings in Nealtown. DeMun buys the Nealtown store. Joe McChesney plans a move to Ohio on April 1.
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John Nasker
Carter
Hickory
Samuel Luke
Ohio
Jarrie Landers
Mertie
Cummings
Presbyterian Church
Nealtown
DeMun
Goodwill Hill
Joe McChesney
Kinza Shifts on Grand Jury Rulings and School Dispute
The Kinza column reflects on a Warren county matter with grand jury decisions in Commonwealth v Edward Everett and Commonwealth v R H Dundy seen as a fortunate end. It calls for open court trials of school issues to guide teachers, pupils, and boards, noting local illness and court attendance as March events unfold.
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Commonwealth
Edward Everett
R. H. Dundy
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Restful Sleep and Recovery
Testimonials from Simon Ducert of Ruggles Pennsylvania and John Craig of Somarville Wes report dramatic health boosts after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. After six bottles Ducert says he can eat again and feels transformed. Craig credits refreshing sleep and morning energy.
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Mung
Simon Ducert
Ruggles
Pennsylvania
Hood
Jom Craig
Somarville
Wes
Dalrymple and Grandin Arrive from Boston in Tidioute
Oliver and W. R. Dalrymple reached town on Wednesday while J. L. Grandin and H. M. Clark came from Boston last Tuesday evening. Clark recovers from a late illness. The Grangers of Limestone plan a chicken pie and oyster supper next Wednesday. The ice disaster closed the channel, glycerine failed to help. Shuggert arrives, greets friends, and a Presbyterian social with light refreshments and a short program was held Friday evening.
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Oliver
W. R. Dalrymple
J. L. Grandin
H. M. Clark
Boston
Mr. Clark
Limestone
H. A. Cummings, Jr
Tiona
Captain Cummings
Pennsylvania
W. OW. Shuggert
the Presbyterian Church
Uncle Sam Bos
Advertised Letters Remaining in Gladerun Pa 1895
Public notice lists unclaimed letters in Gladerun Pennsylvania with names such as Mrs. Flatt and J. Wiren and warns thirty day forwarding to the Dead Letter Office. A promotion offers two cent stamps for a box of Non Nicoline Midgets Cigars to a single address in Shippensburg. An agricultural ad from G W Kotlr promotes finding corn and guaranteeing satisfaction.
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Shippensburg
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