Outrage in Ohio and Northern North Carolina in 19th Century Tidings
A composite summary reports racial violence in Akron Ohio and related Northern Southern tensions, noting fatalities, arson, and property loss amid civil unrest. It contrasts Northern and Southern attitudes, references political figures like McKinley, and mentions broader national reactions and critiques. The piece also touches on dyspepsia remedies and a extracts advert, branding a patent salve claim.
A Word to Mothers Cough Remedy Ad And Notes
A mothers note urges Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and colds in children, claiming no opiate content and universal approval. It cites U S and foreign praise and lists dealers for sale. An unrelated anecdotes describe a Cleveland woman’s frank ad seeking stenography work and a Texas man cured of asthma by King’s New Discovery with trial bottles offered.
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Sarah Ann Mosher
Cleveland
Ohio
J. M. Garrettson
San Antonio
Texas
de. King
Blackburn's
Rouse for the Liver Cure Promises and Politics
The ad promotes a vegetable remedy Rouse for the Liver and claims it cures headache and jaundice, priced at 2.50, available from C. L. Hoop & Co. Lowell, Manitoba. The piece also covers political chatter in News and Observer about St Paul, Bryan, McKinley, and electoral votes in New York, New Jersey, and North Carolina.
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C. L. Hoop & Co
Lowell, Man
Blame at North Carolina over Bryan defeat claims
The Galveston News reports critics in North Carolina are accused of diluting support for Bryan by withdrawing suffrage rights, a charge echoed in Illinois Indiana Michigan and other states as leaders cite independence while questioning the electorate. The Liberty League is said to back Bryan yet use North Carolina to attack its voters.
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Stevenson
North Carolina
Bryan
Butler
Witt
Hazezel
Itt
Coffey Bros. Phil
Enniss Weekly
Mt. Brean
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Bryaninose
Liberty League
Mr. Bryan
Galveston News
Japanese reporter turns interview into a life survey
A Washington Stir quote describes a Japanese journalist who, upon meeting a foreign traveler in Japan, cuts to the chase with swift questions about age and birthplace and proceeds to extract the entire life story. The final query asks for any notable happenings from home or abroad.
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Japan
Washington
Cabstoria Seiki She Kind You Haso Alwar
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear names dates places or events. The readable bits do not support a coherent person, organization, or action to summarize.
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Cabstoria
Three academic courses and summer school offerings outlined
The catalog lists Degrees in Law Medicine and Pharmacy plus Summer School for Teachers. Tuition set at 60 dollars with scholarships and loans for the needy. Free tuition for ministry candidates ministers sons and teachers. 512 students besides 161 in Summer School. 88 faculty members. Catalogues and information available from FOL Venable, President, Chapel Hill, N C.
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Fol
Venable
Chapel Hill
N.C
Fine Nursery Fruit Offers Trees and Vines
W J Corry Moretz NIC advertises a fine lot of fruit trees including apples peaches pears prunes and a fine assortment of grape vines. Trees delivered with sizes from three to six feet and prices about equal to other nurseries. For details call or write Lor address.
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W. J. Corry
Moretz, Nic
Nasal Catarrh Cure Claims Local Specialist
An ad by Dr. C. W. Paipps of Shuh's Mills North Carolina touts an Extirpator procedure claiming to remove parasites causing nasal catarrh and cancer. It warns against inhalers and remedies, offers a rapid 80 minute operation, a cancer cure, and a money back guarantee with free examinations and prompt replies.
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C. W. Paipps
Shuh’s Mills
N.C
The Moving Post Raleigh News Offer
The Moving Post of Raleigh promotes itself as North Carolina's popular priced morning newspaper with telegraphic and general news service. It claims special correspondents statewide providing complete synopses of state news and notes subscriptions with payment in advance.
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North Carolina
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