Richland Gazette reports bustling town trade and local mischief
Ricland Ricutaxo Sept 8 The town shows improved trade with merchants buying at Americas prices and selling low. Humor and local notes abound including a marshal seeking regulation, Captain Parker as salesman, a deputy wish, a disputed baseball game, a lively Nicholson House hop, and a curious turkey story with a productive hen hatching eggs for a future war effort.
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Ricutaxo
Amiles
Gosno
Willard
Richland
Parker
T. A. Meyers
Preston
Alphas
Red Hill Stars
Stars
Willis Hawkins
Skinner
Nicholson House
Ourself
J. P. P. Harrell
Pabel
Melon business on the Illinois Central train tale
On an Illinois Central train a loquacious passenger boasts of selling melons in Chicago at 25 cents each and farmers getting rich. A Michigan farmer counters with a tale of 600 melons and a switchyard railroad trick to load ripe watermelons into boxcars.
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Chicago Herald
Illinois Central
Chicago
Michigan
Calisaya Tonic praised as tonic by Dr Boozze
A letter from A P Boozze MD endorses Calisaya Tonic as hepatic stimulant and general tonic. He asks Westmoreland Bros to ship two bottles at one dollar each to Gateswoon. For sale through J A & D P Davenport Wholesale Agents. Also notes on earth wave tests via kerosene lamp oil and a Dayton man telegraph scam. Cedartown plans a cotton compress.
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Westmoreland
Gateswoon
Westmoreland Bros
Greenville
A. P. Boozze
M. D
J. A
D. P. Davenport
Buch
Texan Talk promotes a blood purifier in a Georgia tale
Dexran Texas March 16 1685 reports a testimonial from LIEDIKE BROS in Americus Ga praising B B B as a rapid blood remedy. A neighbor with long standing scrofula claims recovery after one to three bottles and a four year old girl with nagal catarrh shows improvement, with demand for six dozen bottles.
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Dexran
Texas
Broa Balm Co
Ua Tostate
Servenke
Liedike Bros
All Droggiela
Amerisus
A London Conjurer Reveals New Tricks in Empty London
The Whitehall Review notes a conjurer’s latest illusion, the disappearance of a lady in full audience view. A girl sits on stage, a chair and screen enclose her, a silk sheet covers her, and the illusion hinges on visible dummies and a concealed mechanism, yet appears convincingly clever to onlookers in dwindling crowds.
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London
Whitehall
Steele Mackaye Advocates Nonviolent Child Training
Steele Mackaye shares his approach to parenting, stating he never whips children and believes a father should avoid force. He describes having disobedient boys whip him to instill discipline. He recounts overhearing a quarrel where one boy warned the other that his father would make him lick him.
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Steele Mackaye
Advice to Mothers Mas Winarow's Spormma Syncr for teething
A mothers’ notice declares Mas Winarow's Spormma Syncr as a universal teething aid for children. It claims soothing gums easing pain curing wind colic and serving as the best remedy for distress. A twenty-ounces bottle is offered.
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Winarow
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