DeWitts Early Risers Endorsed by Readers in Indiana Ad
A Goshen Indiana reader praises DeWitts Early Risers for thorough cleansing of the liver and bowels without griping. Loughran Bauer and Chas R Wessmar of Evanston share testimonials to the remedy a boy cured of a severe cold after Foley Honey and Tar. A light ad line notes a proverb about a woman's curiosity and pin money.
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Lewis Ockerman
Goshen
Ind
de Witt
Loughran & Bauer
DeWitt's
Chas. R. Wessmar
Evanston, N1
Foley
Sapt. J. O. Gluck
Reform School
Prantytown
W. Va
West Virginia Reform School
Hawaii Woman's Club Debates Rocky Mountain Tea Temperature
The Honolulu group debated whether Rocky Mountain Tea should be served hot or cold, with L. M. Bosworth cited on the issue and noting it magnifies your “re.”
Dr W E Harriman Practice Ad Ames Iowa
Physician and surgeon Dr W E Harriman offers special focus on surgical cases and eye glasses. Office located near Thurst on hardware store in Ames Iowa with residence near Story County Bank. Telephone numbers listed for office and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inton
Thurston’s Hardware
Ames
Iowa
Story County Bank
Ames Auctioneer Poses Farms For Sale In Iowa
The note offers first class auctioneer services by day or small commission. It mentions farms for sale and a satisfaction guarantee. Contact ES FF Posegate at Box 532 in Ames Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and Various Cures Ad
An assortment of health cures touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for piles and eczema, Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs, Foley’s Kidney Cure for kidney troubles, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion, and warnings about counterfeit products. Testimonials claim rapid relief and safe operation avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Loughran & Bauer
Farmers Cooperative Association Offers Diverse Farm Services
The Farmers Cooperative Association operates a farmer's exchange and general real estate business. It negotiates farm loans writes insurance and handles grain farm produce coal and farm supplies Chautauquan literature chemical fire extinguishers and places electrical conductors on buildings.
Fordyce the Anatomist Kept Daily One-Meal Schedule
Dr. George Fordyce, famed anatomist and chemistry lecturer, ate one mighty daily meal at a chophouse at 4 pm. A quart of ale, a bottle of port, and brandy accompanied a large rump steak while he waited, then he resumed lectures. He lived to sixty six while maintaining the routine.
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George Fordyce
Dr. Fordyce
Fordyce
Why the Joke Fell Flat
A farmer with a Gordon setter waits for a suburban train as two British men observe. The dog bolts to the farmer when called Locksmith, provoking laughter and unease as one Briton questions the name. The farmer explains the pun about bolts for the door.
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Gordon Setter
Britain
St. Louis Republic
The Weight of Ice and Estimating Its Weight
The article explains a method to estimate ice weight by multiplying length by breadth by thickness in inches and dividing by thirty. Example blocks 10x10x9 yield 30 pounds and 10x10x6 yields 20 pounds, offering a simple test to detect short weights.
Railways ban contagious passengers and require car disinfection
France forbids carrying visibly affected patients in public compartments. Daily cleaning and periodic disinfection of all cars are required. Sleeping car linens must show last cleaning date and be washed then heated. Dry sweeping is banned. floors seats and woodwork must be wiped with antiseptic moistened cloths.
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France
Coat changes in Arctic animals in winter
In cold regions with long winters many animals grow white coats for camouflage. The arctic bear and fox stay white year round, the northern hare shifts from brown to white with seasons, and the weasel changes to white within hours after the first snow appears.
Be Troth Recalled in Tit-Bits Witty Exchange
A Tit-Bits snippet recalls a scene where a wife revisits the proposal scene with Algernon. She notes her own embarrassment while Algernon remembers her kindness and encouragement that eased his nerves. The light exchange captures a playful, affectionate moment.
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Algernon
A Durango Man’s Dog Returns With Catfish
A Floresville Chronicle item recalls a Durango man showing his dog to a friend when he tossed a half dollar into the river. The dog obediently dived and retrieved a two pound catfish and 35 cents in change.
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Durango
Floresville
Railway Instinct and the Magnate's Marriage Question
Cleveland Plain Dealer questions how a railway magnate's daughter ends with Jim Boozle by Buffer. The cheeky remark suggests acceptance stems from Boozle running his name in three sections, hinting at social maneuvering or coincidence.
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Jim Boozleby
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Friendless Kind Lady-Poor Fellow Exchange
A fragmented dialogue presents a nameless woman and a boy in an exchange about friendship. The tone hints at social hardship and rural speech patterns, capturing a moment of plea and isolation without further context or action.
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L. M. Bosworth
Muu Uuu KE Veuy
W E Harriman
Posegate
Ames,Iowa
Daniel McCarthy
C. G. Lee
McCarthy & Lee
Conte
Ark
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Story County Abstract Books
Wevada
Madison Co
O. M. Phelps
Forestdale
J. Odgers
Frostburg
the Farmers Cooperative Association
de Witt & Co
Chicago
George Beall
Capitol Police
Capt. Beall
Br. McLean
Theon See
McLean
H.C. Harris
Harris, Emery. Goods Co
Wirt
St. John's Luneran Church
Des Moines
Copeland Medical Institute
C. M. McLean
Walnut St
Cleaver Bros
C. W. Dudgeon
Fort Wa Ind
Hunel
Cal
THE
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
Raby
J. Wragg & Sons Co
Waukee
J.J. Kegley
Mr. Kegley
Nevada
Frank Morris
Wight
Chas, W
George
Insurance Agency
Story
Boone County
Hauser’s
Iotn
R. D. Connell
C. L. Waltmire
Johnson
French Railways
Wagner Team
Wagner Express
Cooley & Jones
D Pwaner
Ery
Matt
Doda
J. BE. Judge
Kellogg Set
Bell
Fellows & Fello
Essen
Arene
A . de Stristure
DRS. Fellows & Fellows
4Th and
Walnut Sts
Iowa National Bank
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