Quack Patent Remedies Parade in Ackley Ad Page
An OCR sample lists multiple patent medicine pitches from Madison Medicine Co and Dewitt's brands. It touts Rocky Mountain Tea, One Minute Cough Cure, Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve, Little Early Risers, and Raven's Poultry Food, with claims of quick relief, health boosts, and consumer cautions about counterfeits, all marketed by local druggists and sellers in Ackley.
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Madison Medicine Co
John M. Nix
Dewitt
Dewitt’s
J. M. Nix
Raven's
Asea
Franz Havenstein
Ackley
Tombs of Lost Race Found in North Pacific Graves
Scientist Harlan I Smith of the Jesup north Pacific expedition uncovered stone mounds in British Columbia and Washington that yielded no architectural remains yet proved to be tombs of an unknown extinct race. The people left no identifiable clues to their identity or origin and are deemed long vanished before white contact. The findings challenge ethnologists to interpret a civilization beneath the cliff dwellers.
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British Columbia
State of Washington
Harlan I. Smith
Jesup North Pacific
Smith
Professor Smith
Change of leago Great Western 1 Ky April 1901 trains and fares
The Chicago Great Western Railway announces a new schedule effective in April 1901 with added trains and shorter travel times enabled by new passenger engines. Through tourist car service from St Paul operates Monday nights via Minnesota and Iowa. Low excursion rates to the South are offered to Jacksonville, Mobile, New Orleans, Savannah, El Paso and more, with reburn passage available. Details from Chicago Great Western agents and F A Lord. The World subscription price noted as $1.50 per year.
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Obleaga Great Western Railroad
Chicago
Western
Oc 2. A. Lord
Chicago Great Western Ry
St. Paul
Minnesota
Iowa
Chicago Great Western
A. Lord
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Jacksonville
Florida
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Savannan
EL Paso
Tex
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Easter Rescue and A Churchboard Bond of Hope
A Salvation Army style union of strangers and a nurse like Mary Burd form on Easter as a man who rode a wheel to seek a child, confesses his misdeeds, and finds purpose. Mary accepts his help, and the child sings as healing light glows through a small village, while a Easter table decorates the luncheon with white violets and golden accents.
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Adam
Burd
Mary Burd
Union Station
Nelly
Mary
Mies
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Louis Cordes
Eppert & Thoret
dJotin M. Nix
Bilinus
C. B. Schofield
Matanzas
Cuba
John Mundell & Co
Philadelphia
Leago Great Western
Christ
Hottiman
Andrew Rath
Roosevelt Ros
Knickerbocker
Ackley, Iowa
Alex 4-X
R. Heinz
F. J. Carstens
Hardin County
Ackli
Trey
Tae Beverr Steam Laundry
ACO Stock
Ackley, Ta