S S S8 Remedy for Sores and Ulcers Boosts Blood Purity
An old advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier cure for sores and ulcers. It claims surface washes do not reach the blood and asserts the remedy removes impurities, nourishing inflamed tissue and promoting healing. Free medical advice offered by mail from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Putting His Foot to It Turns Friendly Years
An exchange recalls past friendships and a marriage. A widowish mix of old jokes and names appears amid a cluttered reminiscence, including a note about a summer resort and a physician’s luncheon. The text blends humor with scattered references to people and places.
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Smidgley
Gunson
Hull's Catarrh Cure and Other Notices
Catarrh cannot be cured by external applications. internal remedies are claimed to cure blood and mucous disease. Hull's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a blood purifier and mucous-surface remedy by CHENEY & CO. A mention of Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a Brooklyn altar society contributing to lights is included.
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Hull
J Cheney & CO
Propa
Toledo
Drugalste
Hall
Sparse fragment on nutrition and healing supports
Fragmentary text discusses natural nutrition and forms of assistance linked to healing. Mentions syrup and elixir like preparations and a reference to California. Lacks coherent context or complete facts.
Local Humorous Clippings and Quips Mix in Yardside Gossip
A collage of wry jokes, cartoon captions, and brief anecdotes from city life. It mixes social quips about literature, fashion, and etiquette with light sport and crime humor, including a pirate treasure joke, a safety deposit vault remark, and playful banter between neighbors.
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Kidd
Ansemor
Old Favorite Ballad of Walthin's Daughter of Salington
A youth misled by longing is sent to London as an apprentice. The bailiff's daughter of Islington, disguising herself, travels to London to seek him. They meet and she reveals her identity, promising a future together and ending the tale with joyous reunion.
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Wathin
Salington
London
What Became of All the Bills He Introduced in Congress
A political candidate boasts of twenty two introduced bills and promises to serve citizens faithfully but is challenged about their fate. The Chicago Record-Herald notes the bills were printed in the Congressional Record as a record of effort rather than passage. A separate item recounts a railway ticket that blew along two trains and was recovered by a baggage master on the Colorado and Southern line.
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Congress
Congressional Record
Washington
Chicago Record-Herald
Colorado and Southern Road
Minneapolia Journal
Shoeblack Poet Sparks Praise Amid Courtly Verse
A Baltimore newspaper column mocks a rising shoeblack poet and his praise worthy verse. The piece jokes about cleanliness standards in kitchens and laments poor marriages when love is scarce.
Dust Sprayers in Northwest Fruit Growing
A Washington State College letter discusses black alkali affecting alfalfa near Walls Walla, recommending surface drainage and fall seeding. It notes salt grass and Australian salt bush as tolerant plants, and identifies apple lice as a pest, with lime or salt as possible treatments. A survey of dust spray use shows mixed success in Northwest orchards, with some growers achieving near pest-free fruit.
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Washington State College
Pullman
Walls Walla
Elliott
Walla Walla
Pacific Slope
Northwest
Fe Oien
Thornber
State Experiment Station
Washington
Fragmentary verse fragment about generosity and marriage
A garbled, incomplete text discusses generosity and marriage prospects. It references wealth, being poor, and a wish for persistence, with scattered phrases about fate and belongings. The passage is fragmented and lacks coherent narrative.
Sightseer John Chinaman and urban bustle in New York
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New York
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Bunker
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