DeWitts Little Early Risers Advertised in Indiana and Illinois
In Goshen Indiana and Evanston Illinois readers are urged to use DeWitts Little Early Risers for liver and bowel purification. Testimonials claim the remedy is safe gentle effective with no griping, and a boy’s strength and nerves improved. Also praised is Foley Honey and Tar for a severe cold unresponsive to other treatments.
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Lewis Ockerman
Goshen
Ind
de Witt
Little
Loughran & Bauer
DeWitt
Chas. R. Wesamar
Evanston, Il
Foley
Woman's Curiosity Doubled By Pin Money Value
A remark highlights how a woman's curiosity is tied to her pin money, suggesting it could travel twice as far as the purse available to fund inquiries. The saying frames female agency in economic terms.
Hawaiian Woman's Club Debates Tea Temperature Question
In Honolulu the Hawaiian woman's club debated whether Rocky Mountain Tea is best hot or cold, with the remark that either form magnifies pleasure. The note is attributed to L. M. Bosworts.
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Honolulu
L. M. Bosworts
Doctor Harriman Sets Up In Ames Office
Dr W E Harriman announces specialty in surgical cases with eye glasses fitting. Office located in Ton Block above Thurs ton’s hardware store, Ames Iowa. Residence in 8rd block west of Story County Bank. Telephone listed for office and residence.
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DeWitts Witch Hazel Saive Offers Piles Relief
Do you suffer from piles If so avoid surgery and choose DeWitts Witch Hazel Saive for faster safer relief. It promises quicker action and saves you from the expense and danger of an operation.
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DeWitt’s
Loughran & Bauer
Jury Rules Heart Failure Caused Death Over Tea
The jury finds the deceased died of heart failure attributed to not taking Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madison Co. 35c. L. M. Bosworths. M. Phelps Forestdate Vermont notes a child cured of eczema by De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Supt J O Glack Reform School Prantytown West Virginia reports Foley's Honey and Tar chosen for coughs.
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Madison Co
L. M
M. Phelps
Forestdate
de Witt
Loughran & Bauer
J. O. Glack
Reform School
Prantytown
W. Va
Foley
West Virginia Reform School
Personal Kidney Remedy Endorsement from Frostburg Reader
J Odgers of Frostburg Maryland reports a severe kidney complaint and credits Foley's Kidney Cure with immediate relief and a complete cure after two bottles. He urges others to take Foley's. hran & Bauer.
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Frostburg
Hran & Bauer
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Rest for Digestion
Advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a digestive aid that restfully processes meals. Claims immediate relief from post meal distress and renewed vitality without dieting.
Farmers' Cooperative Association Offers Broad Farm Services
The Farmers' Cooperative Association operates a farmer's exchange and general real estate business, negotiates farm loans and writes insurance. It handles grain and farm produce, coal and supplies, Chautauquan literature, chemical fire extinguishers, and electrical conductors on buildings.
Grace at table sparks reflection on gratitude at Barnard
A Barnard College student recounts a New York Times visit where grace is said only for meals deemed special. The mistress explains they give thanks when they have reason to be thankful, not for everyday fare like roast beef or beefsteak.
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Barnard College
New York Times
Youthful American in distress described in a street scene
A sober vignette shows a young American weeping in the street as he laments his mother has lost him. He insists he is lost and cries out in alarm and indignation despite his usual aplomb. The passage from Muir head's Land of Contracts frames the moment.
1820 Gillett Pens Introduce Steel Handcrafted Quality
In 1820 Gillett began producing pens of finely tempered steel. The handmade pens marked a notable advance over iron barreled writing instruments previously common, though they were still inferior to later machine made pens.
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Gillett
An Irish Ball and a Cow’s Quiet Fate on the Rails
A Detroit Free Press recounts how 19th century railroad workers kept grim but careful records of cattle killed by Michigan rails. An Irish section supervisor, Finnegan, fills the form with a wry note on disposition of carcass, scribbling “Kind and gentle” for a cow’s fate.
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Schuperintindher
Finnigan
Finnegan
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What a Daub of Ink Did
A newspaper proprietor’s surprise visit caused a shakeup in the shop. An inked pressman, masking a black eye, faced the governor who praised the worker and awarded five more shillings a week, noting he looked as if he had been at work.
That Boy o' Rogers in Bismarck Tribute
A reminiscence in dialect recalling a prankster nicknamed that ar boy o' Rogers. The speaker notes the boy's mischief, eventual disappearance, and a overdue reunion with the governor, reflecting on decades past and the evanescent path to adulthood.
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Rogers
Cure for the blues by a Minneapolis doctor
A renowned Minneapolis physician specializing in nervous disorders touts a non drug remedy for melancholy. His method, born from home life, urges patients to smile with upturned mouth corners and persist with cheerful thoughts to lift mood.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Journal
The Flight of the Stork in Chambers Journal Description
The Stork described as striking with snowy body red beak and legs black wing quills. It soars magnificently, bolder than a heron, best from great heights. A pair seen over Saxon Switzerland flying southward. observers note black pinion feathers and powerful wingbeat.
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Zechariah
Chambers
Thunder Rumors Shape Trade Talk on the Bund Front
A description of the Bund in eastern seaports as the waterfront trade street where rumors travel quickly and affect commerce and politics. It notes that many rumors are unfounded and that such stories are often termed thunder in the orient.
Fortune Teller Or Wedding Question Asked
A humorous exchange features Mr Backward Well and Miss Coy debating marriage fate. Miss Coy suggests skipping a fortune teller and using the time to save for a ring, framing the matter as a witty social vignette.
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Miss Coy
Backward
Pearson
Noncommittal Health Talk by Tom Reveals Evasive Answer
A Boston Transcript excerpt shows Tom giving evasive replies when asked about his health. The contrast with remarks from Richard and Robert highlights a cautious stance. A quotation about disaster and greatness frames the dialogue.
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Tom
Richard
Boston Transcript
Heels Drag Sign Off Warns of Fatigue in Atchison Globe
The Atchison Globe remarks that when heels drag and one is tired, a rest is needed, underscoring a cautionary note on fatigue.
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Atchison Globe
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