Weekly Crop Bulletin Reports Severe Weather Damage in 1899 Week
The week ending May 29 1899 saw heavy crop harm from cold dry conditions and frosts. Corn cotton and tobacco yellowed and some tobacco transplanted plots were ruined. Insect damage and blight led to near total fruit crop failure except grapes while farming work remained active with harvests pending.
Trustworthy persons wanted to run office work at home
Advertises for several trustworthy individuals to manage business in their counties with mainly home office work. Pays a straight $900 yearly salary plus expenses, with monthly $75. Requires references and a self addressed stamped envelope to Herbert E. Hess, President. Department M, Chicago.
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Herbert E. Hess
Prest
Dept. M. Chicago
Swift & Company to supply fresh beef for army in Cuba and Porto Rico
Telegraph notes report Swift & Company of Chicago securing a contract to furnish fresh beef to the army in Cuba and Puerto Rico. The Rough Riders plan a reunion at Las Vegas New Mexico on June 24 with Gov Roosevelt expected to attend. Gen Harry Heth, aged Confederate general, nears death in Washington. Gen Wheeler considered for Alabama governor to heal party rifts. Merritt & Chapman Wrecking Co awarded 75000 for salvaging Reina Mercedes. issue remains if vessel is repaired or kept as a souvenir.
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Swift & Company
Chicago
Cuba
Porto Rico
The
Rough Riders
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Gov. Roosevelt
Harry Heth
Longstreet
Washington
Gen
Wheeler
Alabama
Merritt & Chapman Wrecking Company
Ayer's Pills Promote Natural Bowels Movement
The advertisement claims the pills promote the natural motion of the bowels for regular healthy operations and cure biliousness indigestion sick headache jaundice and liver complaint with every dose said to be effective.
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Ayer
Hood
Proceedings of the Woman Surface meeting last night
Report notes a chaotic gathering where multiple speakers addressed the audience in rapid succession, leaving observers unsure of the main points. The scene captures a lively but unclear exchange among attendees.
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Woman Surface
Eporter
Moon Distance And Duty In Daily Life
A reflective note questions how far the moon is from Earth and argues that people waste time on speculation. It suggests stopping endless flights to the moon to focus on earthly duties and practical errands under divine guidance.
Royer's Cherry Pectoral Promises Relief from Cough
Early stage pulmonary consumption may be checked by Royer's Cherry Pectoral which stops coughing soothes throat and lung irritation and induces rest. Hundreds have testified to its remarkable virtues.
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Royer
Democrats Likely to Add to Chicago Platform Front End
Durham Herald reports Mr Gryan says Democrats will expand the Chicago platform rather than drop any part and that additions are expected to appear at the front end of the document.
Found Dead in Fordham Jacob M Patterson Quarantine Chief
New York May 31 Jacob M Patterson quarantine commissioner was found dead in his bed this morning. It is believed heart failure caused the death. The death occurred at his home in Fordham.
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New York
Jacob M. Patterson
Fordham
Hart's Essence or Ginger for Colic and Nausea
Advertisement states in a minute relief from colic cramps and nausea with one dose of Hart's Essence or Ginger. Promotes unexcelled remedy for diarrhoea cholera morbus summer complaints and internal pains. Sold by B. W. Hargrave.
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B. W. Hargrave
Browns' Iron Bitters and Dyspepsia Cure Promotion
An advertising note extols Browns' Iron Bitters and Browns' Tron Bitters as cures for dyspepsia and stomach, blood, and nerve diseases. It stresses the uncertainty of diagnosing dyspepsia and urges purchase from dealers.
Observation on Pay for General Eagan Captain Carter
The Savannah Fress notes that General Eagan and Captain Carter continue to draw full pay, as does Captain Cogh lan of the Raleigh. It asserts no army or navy officer is more deserving of such pay.
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Savannah Fress
General Eagan
Carter
Coghlan
Raleigh
Army
Navy
Charlotte Observer
President's salary paid by check in any currency
The Wilmington Star notes the President receives his salary by check that can be used in any currency, clarifying he does not have to take gold but can choose standard money for payment.
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Wilmington Star
The Sunday School Lesson on Christ Crucified
A Sunday school commentary by Wm. K. Fisher interprets John 19 17 30 focusing on Jesus bearing his cross and the crucifixion. It discusses Pilate s inscription on the cross the women at the scene and the seven sayings from the cross with brief notes on related persons and places.
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Wm. K. Fisher
Christ
God
Jesus
Mary
Jerusalem
Simon
Schatt
Farrar
Pilate
Jess
Nagareth
Teste
Pilaie
Polonhet
Selame
John
Zebedee
Mary Magdalene
Magdala
Galilee
Peloubet
Paradise
Housecleaning Joke Sparks Tragic Twist
Anecdote about a running gag on housecleaning jokes provokes reflection on humor and its limits. Hamby quips that there is no such thing as a housecleaning joke, framing it as a tragedy.
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Hamby
Fragmented description of a fire scene and setup
An unclear report describes a fire with tar dripping into barrels and a wooden structure placed nearby. The text mentions resin, fruit elements, and a preparatory stage before Cheric's event, but details are fragmented and hard to follow.
Fragmentary note on Gent and Prelend social terms
The readable fragments reference Gent among workers in Prelend and mention minimality, a cormody, Hough, and a cryptic death or lapse. Names and places are unclear, making precise interpretation difficult.
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Tom, Dick and
Harry
Bec
Cheric
Eheson
Ry Fae
Georgia
Allen D. Candler
Lising
State OF Georgia Executive Office
Atlanta
A. D. Candler
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