Local notices from Dexter area include visits and sales
Alfred Knutson spent Sunday at his Dexter home. Schleuder's offers Gillett's razors at 5.00 and suitcases at 4.00. Various residents visit family in Mayville Austin Rose Creek Mason City Fairmont and Blooming Prairie. Rexall Orderlies advertised with pricing and benefits. Bucklin's studio offers Christmas photos. Local goods and services promoted with payment plans and delivery details.
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Alfred Knutson
Dexter
Gillett’s Safety Razors
Schleuder’s
J. M. Hollister
Hazel Wilder
Mayville
Lou Guthrie
Blooming Prairie
Austin
Clifford H. Brown
Mason City
W. H. Wiseman
Komer Bombay
Fairmont
Fred Steele
George Beist
Stacyville
Ernest Horrobin
Edwin Johnson
Carl Gerhart
Snyder
Rose Creek
Tena Johnson
Adams
Edison
Williams
G. W. Eastman
They Injure Children Promise of Safe Rexall Remedy
A period warning urges careful medicine use for children and cautions against harsh purgatives. It endorses Rexall Orderlies as the safest treatment for constipation and bowel disorders, offering a money back guarantee if it fails to satisfy.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Austin
John & Malloy
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Promote Relief
The passage promotes DeWitts Kidney and Bladder pills as the best remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It warns symptoms include urinary disorders backache rheumatic pains and groin pains. The pills are described as antiseptic and prompt acting, providing entire satisfaction and sold by all druggists.
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DeWitt
Trapping Rhino and Hippo Compared to Big Cats Feats
A long excerpt from St. Nicholas details rhinoceros and hippopotamus hunting by decoy and trapper work. It explains the dangers, logistics, and methods to capture a cow with calf, including ground and riverine dangers, solo near-heroic dodges, and the need to subdue both land and water beasts for the prized young.
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Tian
Carf
A. W. Rolker
St. Nicholas
The Blue Danube and Danube’s Majestic Realms
The Danube’s ancient splendors outshine the Rhine with vast forests and grand mountain views. Wayside chapels dot the banks as lonely white peaks rise among green valleys. The river’s solemn beauty, compared to the Rhine’s charm, laments that few American travelers tour it.
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Blue Danube
Danube
Rhine
Omaha
Destruction of Royal Assassin Weapons Post Trial
The article explains why weapons used in royal assassinations are destroyed after trials. Wooden parts are burned and metal portions dissolved in nitric acid to remove all traces and curb superstition about magical qualities.
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Isabella of
Spain
Merius
Death by Self Described in Old Chinese Caste Ritual
The article explains historical Chinese practices where a fallen mandarin could end his life. Those of higher rank with the peacock feather might choke with gold leaf, while lower ranks with the red button faced strangulation by a silk cord. The piece notes caste distinctions in these suicides.
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China
Market tips lead to poor investment warning
In a Washington Star dialogue, Dustin Stax recalls yielding to persistent urging for market tips and admits the bad outcome. The caller notes the advice led to regret and no personal investment made afterward.
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Dustin Stax
Washington Star
Consoling Customer Encounters Rude Dealer
Fragmentary exchange shows a customer being dismissed by a dealer who warns of a price to forget the incident. The line ends with a misheard and garbled phrase about payment, reflecting a troubled confrontation in a trading setting.
Fame and the maze of fame in Chicago notes
A fragmented Chicago News snippet hints at fame and public life, mentioning Willie and a Pa ninety son. It suggests a satirical view of media and celebrity within a chaotic line of references. The piece touches on an Alcovian wife and a central figure head of a hotline with unclear context.
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Little Willie
Chicago News
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Reward For Cure
An old advertisement promises one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F J Cheney and Colone and Walding Kinnan & Marin as endorsers and notes the product is taken orally with testimonials available. Price is 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.J. Cheney
Cololedo
Walding, Kinnan & Mar
Toledo
Hall
Tae Hall
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J. Schwan & Son
Blue Front
Clarence Dalager
Bucklin
Kari Vacek
St. Olaf Hospital
Schreuder’s
Sadie Filbert
Mrs. Hawkins
Homes Hardware
Leo McCarthy
Arnold Johnson
Kenneth
A. M. Lewis
Beebe
Joy Frank‘tin
Ada Opie
Schleuders
Morie Eberley
Walthar
Nels Mickelson
Presbyterian Church
A. M
Hoffalo Express
Hotine
Thos
Rochford
N.D
Wis
Mark
Kenwood
First Street
Atso
Croes
Austin Satis
G. M
Rogers
Ph Universi
Sician Ang
Mower County
East of Great
A. Ubea
C. H. Johnson
Niidteg
Hiech Bigey
Stillman & Co
Bape
Itty & Points
DRS. Egg & Hege Physicians
Hoth
A. W. Allen
M. D
Mirkeon
Jon Jones
Faribault
Dr. Jones
Austin Furniture Co
Christy
Poe
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