When All Others Fail to Please Try Denison's Coffee
Fragment from a historical page compiling miscellaneous ads and quips. Mentions Try Denison's Coffee slogan and various ad lines. Includes lines about Dr. Pierce's Pellets, Hanford's Balsam, and humorous exchanges. Conveys a collage of period advertising and social witticisms.
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Denison
What is uric acid and the Anuric claim
An old promotion explains uric acid as a blood poison linked to backache rheumatism gout gravel and neuralgia since Scheele 1776. It touts Dr Pierce Anuric as a cure 37 times stronger than hydrochloric preparations, offers pamphlets and trial packs, and cites his long-standing medical reputation.
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Scheele
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
The
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Conte
Iowa County Fairs Net Up Despite Poor Weather in 1915
Des Moines report shows 93 county and district fairs in Iowa drew 1,115,605 attendees and $564,419 in receipts. Net profit reached $62,230.80 with 56 fairs profitable and 37 at a loss. State aid totaled $21,181.27 as total expenditures rose to $621,599.90.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A. R. Corey
State Department of Agriculture
Grinnell Forms Aero Club in Iowa
Grinnell hosts incorporation of the Aero Club of Iowa with headquarters in Grinnell and a 75 member target. It plans affiliation with the Aero Club of America, aims to convert a militia unit into a signal corps with aeroplane service, and names H. B. Brande as president with J. L. Fellow and Harold L. Beyer among officers.
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Grinnell
Towa
Lkvely
Aero Club of Iowa
Aero Club of America
H. B. Brande
Signal Corps
B. Brande
J. L. Fellow
Harold L. Beyer
W. C. Robinson
America
I. E. Spaulding
Dog Causes Hunting Accident in Oskaloosa
Wilbur Kentfield faced a grave hunting mishap when his own dog triggered a cocked shotgun as he leaned on it. The dog’s paw struck the trigger, firing the gun and wounding Kentfield in the right hand, neck, and left arm. He was rushed to the hospital with potential life-threatening injuries.
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Oskaloosa
Wilbur Kentfield
Kentfield
Girl Bound and Gagged Near Algona Mystery Attack
Ruth Stumbo, 15, was found gagged and bound to a table in a shed behind her Algona home after her parents returned. She said a gray whiskered man who stopped for something to eat assaulted her. nothing valuable was taken and no trace of the attacker has been found.
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Algona
Ruth Stumbo
Thus saith the Lord on the old paths crossways sermon
A preacher urges travelers to stand see ask and walk the king's highway to heaven. He cites scripture Jer 6 16 and Jesus guidance to deny self take up the cross and follow Christ. The message: seek wisdom from God listen for his voice and begin the journey now on the path of holiness through repentance and faith.
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Jesus
Calvary
Heaven
Christ
Gause and Effect Do You Know A Kiss Ocu Mist
The dialogue features a dense young man who declares he has searched for a chance to kiss the maid. She responds with wit suggesting he consult an occasion to miss his chance. The exchange plays on misheard cadence and social bravado in a playful tone.
Changed His Grammar
A schoolmaster reproved a young offender telling him that saying Willy did it is wrong. The boy replied with quiet resentment that Willy lied about it, showing a stubborn insistence on the truth as he saw it.
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Tommy
Willy
Wise Precaution and The Will Question
A fragmentary notice notes Hojax-le Coyne valued at over eight million and died without leaving two wills. The speaker muses why the will was not clearer, suggesting heirs should receive the money rather than lawyers. An ad promotes Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh for quick relief from burns and accidents.
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Hojax—le Coyne
Tomdix
Hojax
Hanford
Ady
Fragmented prose snippets from a Massachusetts newspaper
A collection of stray quotes and ad hoc lines reference Denison's Coffee, Hanford's Balsam, and a Boston Transcript exchange. The text contrasts romantic missteps with aging, lanterns versus moonlight, and a bleak remark about a man at the bottom of a ladder soon falling in this country.
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