A Principle as the Safest Guide in Life and Business
Fx argues that a guiding principle grounds safe action beyond expediency in finance trade and morals. He warns against chasing apparent profits or favorable outcomes without a known sound principle, insisting conformity to a correct principle is the only reliable compass.
American tourist in Marseille follows Rome’s ways
An American traveler who left his homeland for Europe visited Marseilles and adopted local customs with the maxim When in Rome do as the Romans do. He sought sociable experiences and observed French life during his stay.
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Europe
Rome
Marseilles
Camphor Tree Cultivation and Distillation Methods
The camphor tree thrives under varied climates from Madagascar to California and Tokio. Distillation in Formosa Japan uses crude hand labor with a wooden chip tub and a double-tub condenser to produce camphor. about 12 hours yields 20 to 40 pounds of chips per pound of crude camphor.
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Madagascar
Buenos Ayes
Egypt
Canary Islands
France
San Joaquin Valley
California
Tokio
Formosa
Fukien
Japan
United States Department of Agriculture
Use Every Opportunity to Do Good for All
A Christian Advocate reflection urges that every life holds fit times to act, for good or evil. It argues that seeking opportunities to help others aligns with divine and natural law, and that doing good benefits self and society while evil leads to loss and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
High Court of Heaven
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted Worldwide
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has relieved teething pain for over fifty years. It promises gum softening, pain relief, wind colic cure, and diarrhoea relief, selling for 25 cents a bottle through druggists worldwide. Beware similar sounding products.
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Mrs. Winslow
Ayer
W. H. Jarvis
Otsego, Mich
One Minute Cough Cure and Cattle Husbandry Observed
The text argues against wintering cattle without saving manure and promotes raising choice heifer calves as the reliable method to build a good herd. It notes buying mature cows is uncertain and emphasizes economical cattle management practices.
Farmer pays debts for dead man in obituary note
A farmer jokes about settling a deceased man’s debts before he dies. He reads names and amounts owed by John Jones ten dollars William Brown fifteen Rufus Smith twenty Amos Williams thirty and Richard Scott one hundred dollars. The farmer wants the obituary to state John died happy.
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John
John Jones
William Brown
Rufus Smith
Amos Williams
Richard Scott
Dr King's New Discovery Cited by Local Editor
W M Repine of Tiskilwa endorsements Dr King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. Local shop W A Wright's Drug Store offers free trial battles, claiming the remedy has a record of cures and guarantees satisfaction.
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W. M. Repine
Tiskilwa
IIL
Dr. King
W. A. Wright
Live at Home for Farmers Says Waycross Journal
The Waycross Journal urges farmers to live at home and raise crops on their own farms. It criticizes speculation on cotton and debt, advocating self-sustaining farms like those of the old South where families stay on their holdings.
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Valdosta Times
Waycross Journal
Women Headaches and the Pierce Favorite Prescription
The article argues headaches in women stem from nervousness and digestive disturbances and claims nine in ten arise from female disorders. It promotes Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a long used cure with many testimonials and offers 21 one cent stamps for mailing the Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Common Sense
Africana claims cure for rheumatism and scrofula
Advertiser touts Africana as a remedy that will cure rheumatism and scrofula, promising lasting health benefits. The item emphasizes healing properties and reflects period medical marketing language.
Practical household tips on fuel, cooking, and safety
Advice on kerosene lamp care to prevent explosions and keep light clear. Methods for cleaning pots with a clam shell, and weight equivalents for eggs and butter. A tip for browning sliced potatoes with flour. A warning about chimney fires suggests throwing salt to suppress flames, reflecting trade worry and independence.
Don't Worry: A Moral on Fear from Marietta Journal
The Marietta Journal urges readers to discard worry about past present and future. It dismisses anxiety about events one cannot control and even mocks penitent displays as unnecessary. The piece promotes a calm approach, arguing worry yields no real benefit.
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Marietta Journal
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