News in Brief From Various States and Europe
The report notes S22625 000 income of the Church of England and Voltaire’s house being walled by the German Bible Society as a Bible repository. Howard, a colored Brooklyn man who died aged about ten, left nearly 100 000. Governor Hamilton bans Sunday military parades except funeral escorts. Minnesota described as vast uncharted territory by a state immigration pamphlet. Lee Childe, Robert E. Lee’s nephew, inherits Baroness de Triquety’s estate. he has lived in Paris. A Stevensville replevin suit costs exceed 500. A Greenfield man Adaron Stevenson US years old, dies. his 72-year-old half brother killed him with an axe. Two Bay St. Louis cattle dealers, Qdum and Borden, killed by lightning during a quarrel. Poultry value in the U S notes 400 million. eggs 1 80 billion. per-person egg rate about one every other day. Lourdes loses ground to Carravaggio as a popular shrine. a reporter cites daily noon visions of Mary and crowd scenes near the fountain. The Duke of Norfolk’s blind son attracts frequent letters asking for trips to Lourdes and Carravaggio.
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Voltaire
German Bible Society
S. OH. Howard
Brooklyn
Tdo
Adaron Stevenson
Green Will
Ind
Bay St. Louis
Qdum
Borden
United States
Lourdes
Carravaguio
Duke of Norfolk
Carravaggio
Atlanta Victory Culminates in New Georgia Capital
Special to Cincinnati Enquirer recounts Georgia voters approving a $1,000,000 capital in Atlanta amid Reconstruction era tensions. The move follows Milledgeville’s refusal to entertain colored members and military involvement, shaping a historic shift from old government leaders to a politically charged capital location debated since 1868.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Cincinnati Enquirer
House
Milledgeville
Adren
Bullock
Baldwin County
Garfield Family Summer Life at Mentor Homestead Described
The Cleveland Herald profiles the Garfield home in Mentor as a well kept Western Reserve estate. Mrs Garfield, the children Irwin Abram Rudolph brothers, and other relatives enjoy easy summers with visits to Cleveland Little Mountain and nearby sites. They swim, fish, and travel by moonlight carriage while maintaining a quiet, comfortable rural lifestyle.
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Ceveland Herald
de Iy Rockingdhaie
Irwin
Abram
Rudolph
Miss Mollie
Garfield
Harry
James
Saratoga
Grandma
Joseph Rudolph
Little Mountain
Rudolph Boys
Kirtland
Cleveland
Mentor
Rock’s Creek
Atlanta as Georgia’s permanent capital chosen
The long struggle over the state capital ends with Atlanta selected as the permanent capital after a bitter 1877 convention. A $1,000,000 capitol is approved to be built of Georgia granite, with initial appropriations of 100,000 in the first year and 180,000 annually thereafter, to be completed by 1889.
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Milledgeville
Macon
Columbus
Savannah
Atlanta
Bullock
Old City
Kimball
City Hall
Georgia
Household Tips From A Rural Kitchen
Practical kitchen hints cover flavoring gingerbread with nutmeg, cooking summer squash in salted water, and serving with butter and pepper. It recommends adding ham or bacon to peas, using flour or arrowroot to thicken soup, and pickling green tomato vines. An apple tart pudding with crackers and bread crumbs, sugar, butter, and a touch of sweet cream is described as well.
Indy telegraphs for drug aid as children fall ill
An Indianapolis wife reports her children are all sick with colds and asks her husband what to do. The response instructs her to visit the nearest drug store and buy Allen's Lung Balm.
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Indy
Kentucky crops reported light by Buckhannon pair
Buckhannon West Virginia reports crops of blue grass seed in Kentucky are light. Dr. Nowton and Blair note Brown's Iron Bitters are yielding general relief.
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Kentucky
Buckhannon
Cw. Va
Dra. Nowton & Blair
Ely's Cream Balm Promoted For Hay Fever Relief
Advertisements tout Ely's Cream Balm as a sure cure for hay fever with testimonials from W I Haskina Marshfield and T S Guar Syracuse praising lasting relief. Also notes Tampa Florida selling turtle eggs for ten cents per dozen.
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Ely
Guar
Syracuse
N. Y
Tampa
Fla
Bravos At Work On Union Pacific Road Described
A vivid sketch depicts Winnebago workers as dark copper skinned with square jaws and dull eyes, wearing blue cavalry pants and black hats. The passage comments on their demeanor and attire while noting their steady industry.
Rough on Rats and Household Ailments Ad Offered
A vintage advertisement touts Rough on Rats for removing rats mice bed bugs and other pests. It also promotes Mensman's Peptonized Beef Tonic as a blood making life sustaining remedy claimed to aid indigestion nervous exhaustion and debility with Caswell Hazanp Co New York as the publishers and druggists selling the product.
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Aden
Ee Allen’s
First Ave
New York
Mensman
Caswkll, Hazanp & Co
Wells Rougillon Corns Patent Cure Ad
Ank for the complete permanent cure of corns warts and bunions. Marshall Mich offers Dr Dye’s Electro-Volto Belts on a thirty day trial for men and youths with nervous debility and vitality loss. No risk with the 30 day trial.
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Rougilon Corns,” Inc
Waly
Tak Voltsic
Marshall, Mich
Wal
Dye
N. B
Health remedy and medicine advertisements mix of cures
A collage of old time ads touts cures for teething infants coughs colds croup and sore throat with Winnchells Teething Syrup Eilerts Extract of Arden and Wild Cherry Dr Jaques German Worm Cakes Day Light Liver Pills and Uncle Sam Nerve and Boar Liniment aimed at families farmers and harness keepers. It stresses stock health and household remedies with prices like 25 cents and mentions druggists and harness dealers.
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Fretta
Winchell
Ammonia Fire Suppression Proposed for Coal and Oil
A growing push favors using chemicals to halt fires. Mr. Schlumberger suggests placing a bottle of ammonia in every barrel of petroleum so ignition would release vapors to extinguish flames. M. Pietro Santo proposes ammonia-filled tanks in collieries to stop combustion in an ammoniacal atmosphere.
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Schlumberger
M. Pietro Santo
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Kaoh
Ani
Ife
Church of Englund
Hamilton
Blinvis
Minnesota
State Board of Immigration
Lee Childe
Robert KE. Lee
Baroness de Triquety
Yand Navy
Bravos
Omaha Bie
Brown
Norman Horse Association
Chicago
Ohio
Colorado
New York City
Baggage
Grand Union Hiotel
Grand Central Depot
Grand Union Horry
Utah
Carbalineg
Lyon
Sam
Eilert
DR. Jaque
Bam
Plantern
W. Wayne
Ar Ahalitown
Iowa
Hoxtetter
Draveties
Owego
N. J
USA
Hageever Druggists
Ely Broth
Ash
Woodnarry
W. J. Johnson
Northwest
Gibsons
Third Street
University OF Notre Dame
Thirteeen
Key
T. E. Walsh
Notre Dame
Indiana
St, Mary’s Academy
Notre Dame University
School of Art and Design
Conservatory of Music
Sisters of Holy Cross
Europe
Mother Superior Bt
Mary’s
Notre Dame P. O
E. Ferrett
Ber Bopet
ST Tan
Prickly Ash Bitters CO
Tours
Kansas City
Samaritay Deryine
the Great
ST. Vitus
Thebr
Richmond
St. Joseph Mo
HE Henry
Henry
Ign
Kruse
Uae
Samoa
AGEN
NTS
Ieee
Gambly Mitt Machine Co
Tremont Suipet
Boston
Mass
ENUG
Wr. Sarver
St. Louis
Rv EO Sellres & CO
Propr's
Pittsburgh
Chicago Scale CO
FUEKS
FOKUR
Uetall
Rial Valley
J. KK. Caven
P. S
Mercantile Agencies
Dearborn Street
Chisroe
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