Lady Smith and Battle Tales from South Africa
Waterga coi rat chronicles Lady Smith of Ladysmith and Sir Harry Smith stories from the Peninsular War to the Cape governorship. A London pamphlet recounts the doctor encounter at Badajoz and the duke’s tempered rebuke. The piece ties Sir Harry and Lady Smith to Aliwal Harrismith and the town named after his wife. It also surveys Bryan quotes and a Charlotte Observer note about Mormon elders pelted with eggs and potatoes.
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Cape
London
Harry Smith
Thomas
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Coa
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Harry
Duke of Wellington
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Aliwal
Harrismith
Albermade
Charlotte Observer
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Senator Pritchard and Con reraman Lintey speak in Lyon
Last week in Lyon Mase Senator Pritchard and Con reraman Lintey spoke, detailing community concerns and upcoming policy debates. The event highlighted local administrative needs and potential legislative priorities.
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Lyon
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McKinley Hanna Trip Critiqued by Bristol Courier
The Bristol Courier rails at McKinley and Hanna for a summer tour described as a carnival of humbug and hypocrisy. It warns the trip could fail in the middle west and northwest unless the Senate enforces its plain duty in the Porto Rico matter. It also notes Senators and congressmen questioning their own judgment, calling the administration Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde on alternating days.
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Hanna
Middle West
North West
Senate
Porto Rivo
Jekel
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Bristol Courier
Rebellion Crushed Claim Shocks Local Interests
A fragment notes a claim that a rebellion is crushed and questions why 65 000 soldiers remain stationed. It mentions Otis sending a hat patch with the phrase The rebellion is crushed out and ties to a Thomasville business enterprise.
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Otis
Thomasville
Terprise
Unclear text fragment on health items and costs
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a dove, headache relief, liver and maxe yea, and mentions January and a 2 percent concept. Content is incoherent with missing details and few identifiable entities.
Dark-Eyed Maiden In Strained Hospitality Tale
A fragment from a Chicago Times Herald piece shows a colonial era vignette urging a weary dark-eyed maiden to seek shelter yet denying full table access to the hungry. Interspersed are product ads praising cures for headaches and coughs with brief notices about relics destined for the Smithsonian and a church memorial move.
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S. E. Kiser
Chicago Times- Herald
Self Healed by Arnica Salve Defies Doctors in Ohio
West Jefferson Ohio resident Renick Hamilton endured eighteen months with fistula. Doctors warned death without a costly operation, but he cured himself with Arnica Salve. Also notes a bubonic plague death in San Francisco and local Raleigh gossip about race tensions and expulsions in Wilmington and Henderson.
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Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson, O
Uucklen
Blackburn's
Fragmented Faith Quotations and Local Ad Featuring Pain Balm
A jumbled collection of religious aphorisms and musings on sin faith and the Holy Spirit appears alongside a testimonial for Cham berlais Pain Balm. The ad copy notes a reader suffering rheumatism received relief from the balm and declares it a constant companion. The text contains typographical errors and fragmentary phrases from a column or notice.
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A. R. de Finent
Doylestown
Chamberlai
Stenograhic Note Mentions Remedies and Prices
The text records a note by Rev W B Sitzer of Canton NY praising Kool Lippepsia Cure for long lasting indigestion. It also mentions an advance in broomcorn price at $160 per ton and a remark about McKinley giving Lon bet a Lafayette dollar aid, with guidance to spend freely but not extravagantly.
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Democratic Party
Zemblican Party
W. B. Sitzer
Canton
N. Yowtites
Coffin Bios
Phillips & Kou
McKinley
Lon
Lafayette
Nasal Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Local Treatment
An 19th century advertisement extols a local cure for nasal catarrh and cancer claims. It condemns inhalers and patent medicines, touts removal of parasites as essential, and promises 30 minute extirpation with a money back guarantee. Practitioner C. W. Proors of Shull's Mills, NC offers free examinations.
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C. W. Proors
Shull's Mills
N.C
The Morning Post Raeford North Carolina
The Morning Post Raeford North Carolina provides telegraphic and general news with special correspondents across the state offering a concise synopsis of regional events and affairs for its readers. The paper emphasizes popular pricing and broad coverage within North Carolina.
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Telegraphic
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