Conductor Johnny Hall's bold fare raid in Michigan woods
In the early seventies Detroit era rail workers recount Johnny Hall replacing the famed Mac as conductor. Hall forced payment on a lumber crew by drawing pistols and a brakeman’s guns, subduing passengers and collecting fares across 150 miles of forest line, earning lasting fame as a fearless Detroit conductor.
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Union Depot
Detroit
Nebraska
Michigan
Missouri
Lower Peninsula
Teo
United States
Couchetar
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Tie
Mac
Detroit, Lansing & Northern Railroad
Northern Pacific Railroad
Minneapolis
Johnny Hall
Mae
John Hall
Steve
Johnny Uall
Johnny
Bill
John
Jern
Dolving
Ioc
John Tall
Nan
Detroit Free Press
Man Proposes to Miss Upperton Clara in Plain Style
Dialogue shows a young man declaring love to Clara Upperton in a humorous exchange about sharing a future with a good house and modern improvements. The scene juxtaposes romance with practical wit as Clara playfully questions the proposed arrangement.
Psalms of Deliverance and the Exile Return Commentary
A long theological study of Psalm 126 and the exilic return, tracing the Sons of Korah leadership, God’s forgiveness of iniquities, and the promises of restoration. It notes sorrowful sowing and joyful reaping, the tempering of anger, and the peaceful fulfillment of divine mercy.
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Peloubet
Jeremiah
Hera
Nehemiah
Wither
David
Handel and Haydn Society
Jacob
Alexander
Perowne
Christ
Aion
Jerusalem
Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as mercury-free remedy
An Atchison Globe clipping warns against mercury ointments for catarrh and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. Z. Cheney & Co Toledo. Internal use claims include affecting blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials available. It notes price and sale through druggists and contrasts with a pun about a wealthy father.
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Hall
F.Z. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Swanson Rheumatic Care Company
Chicago
Swanson
A. Jackson
Kearney
Neb
Swanson Sheumatic Cure CO
Lake Street
Ill
Baltimore and Ohio Expands Telegraph Network
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad reports rapid telegraph growth with nearly 2000 miles of copper wire added in the last year and new lines from Baltimore to Pittsburg, Parkersburg, Newark, Chicago, Philadelphia to Cumberland, and Cumberland to Grafton. Several lines were quadruplexed in summer, all built to high standards.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Parkersburg
Newark
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cumberland
Grafton
Baltimore & Ohio
Short of Conscience and Cure Claims
A Topeka Capital remark labels Dr Parkhurst as saying man is a gorilla with a conscience, arguing some men are plain gorillas if the theory has truth. An 1894 Brooklyn cough medicine ad cites Drs W Pickett Van Sielen and Blake Aves. as endorsers after noting a Globe skepticism about truth and lies.
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Parkhurst
Topeka Capital
W- Pickett
van Sielen
Blake
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Ching
Psalms OF Deliverance
Anyerson
Demorest
Demorest’s
Art Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
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Bet Valey
Apaches Sr
Saleby Act Druggsts Frill Soc
Ayer
Brown
Inghans
Hart & Co
Wilhelmina NA Rito
House Bt
Ineiunatl
Eterling Remedy Company
Montreal
Rug
Ower
TOWER
Boston
Mass
Missouri School of Osteopathy and
Louisians
Pike Co
Mas
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