Moonshiner Tales And Eccentric Courtroom Wit
A West Virginia bridge tale recalls a moonshiner arrest by Revenue Officer Paul Wilson and a church minister’s humorous testimony. Across Kansas and Georgia communities, anecdotes of drinking, revival rooms, stray rings found in watermelons, pocket book honesty, and a Fulton County vote-buying twist are shared.
Unverified Patent Cure Versus Anecdotal Tales From 19th Century
A jumble of patent medicine claims for Orange Blossom marketed to women, followed by Q and A style vignettes about a traveling show ape, a detective recounting jewel recovery, a New Mexico trial by combat, and a kindly old lady helping a vagabond, all presented in a serialized newspaper voice.
Mrs Wixion’s Soothing Syrup Backed By Fifty Years Of Use
For over fifty years Mrs Wixion’s Soothing Syrup has soothed teething children and eased wind colic and diarrhea. The ad promises immediate relief and credits millions of mothers. Sold by druggists worldwide at 25 cents a bottle. insist on Mrs Winlow’s.
Reading Aloud Enriches Evening Family Time
A nostalgic note extols evening readings as educational and comforting. It suggests a weekly plan with themes: a historical novel, travel writing, essays, and ballads, read aloud by the mother and sister to children, turning nightly sessions into unalloyed pleasure.
Physician's Story of a Miraculous Recovery from Rheumatism
Dr C H Porter of Elliottsville Rowan County Kentucky recounts his 20 year battle with nervous collapse and pain. After trying medicines he recovered following use of Dr Williams Pink Pills and praises them. He cites S G Bailey of Morgan County cured of rheumatism and scrofula with pills. Pills sold by druggists or mail from Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box or six for 2 50.
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Son of the Bond Sale Shows US Treasuries Backed by People
The piece argues that Americans, even in slow business times, will protect the treasury beyond its needs and see no financial danger in current political debates. It asserts public willingness to fund obligations and views foreign fear as irrelevant to the stability of the government’s finances.
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