Granulating Powder touted for barb wire cuts in 1890s ads
A fragmentary testimonial from 1893 by W L Evens and others in Iowa about Dr W L Acking’s Granulating Powder for barb wire cuts on horses. Letters claim rapid healing of severe wounds, joints exposed, and mare injuries, praising the powder as the best remedy and urging usage.
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M._D
Acking
Towa
W. Acking
Iowa
L. Evers
Towa Falls
Clinve
Hart
Tuwa
W. L. Evens
Wyers
Dr. Hivers
W. TS. Ravu
du W. L. Eyres
Towa Pats
Vanayrny
The Earth a Molten Globe Debate Sparks Public Interest
A magazine feature arguing for a molten earth has stirred public thought. Scientists acknowledge solid earth resistance and permanent deformations near the surface, while fears of crustal collapse are weighed against the solid-earth theory.
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Ollaw
North Atmericaan Review
Old Time Wedding Lore and Color Superstitions
A catalog of historic beliefs links wedding garment colors to fate. Married in white suggests lifelong devotion while black signals longing for the past. Red warns of danger, green indicates social misalignment, blue predicts visibility, yellow shames the partner, brown implies exile, and pink foretells sinking spirits.
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Ray
Lowa
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