Boys in Church Learn a Quiet Lesson of Behavior
Two boys George Curtis and Wallace attend church together for the first time and sit away from their usual pews. They whisper and plan after skating and nuts, but Wallace apologizes to minister Mr Turner, admitting misbehavior and pledging better conduct. The minister affirms the unexpected sermon they heard.
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Wallace
George Curtis
Mr. Gordon
George
Mr. Turner
One Minute Cough Cure Promotes Quick Cold Relief
A vintage advertisement urges using One Minute Cough Cure at the start of a cold to prevent worse throat and lung troubles. It claims relief from coughs colds croup bronchitis and related ailments with a rapid acting remedy.
Antiseptic Endorsements for Cholera Morbus
Winchester Missouri with date September 1, 1896 notes Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic as the best remedy for cholera morbus. A separate May 9, 1885 Baton Rouge Louisiana endorsement from G E LewEryn M D is cited.
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Tichenor
G. E. LewEryn
M. D
Baton Rouge
King snake craze takes New York by storm
A New York Times report highlights the king snake as a fashionable pet, praised for beauty and intelligence. Dealers in Harlem stock hundreds, selling at two to five dollars, with buyers charmed by its color patterns and docile nature.
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New York
New York Times
Colorado
Texas
Mexico
Harlem
Quotations on virtue temper and character from classical authors
A collage of maxims from Sidney to Addison praising good deeds honesty and temperance. It links action to happiness ethics to manners and argues virtue over birth or flattery with reflective lines about conduct and character.
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Demosthenes
Pythagoras
Hume
Franklin
Swift
Pope
Burton
Addison
Africana Cure Promised For Rheumatism And Scrofula
Advertising claim for Africana remedies stating Rheumatism and Scrofula can be cured permanently with Dr Miles Nerve Plasters marketed as a cure all for nerve and joint ailments in historical pamphlet style.
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Miles
Harvest Time Advice for Fall Crops and Corn Saving
The Department of Agriculture bulletin urges early fall crop seedings of grass, clover, rye, wheat, and oats as August weather favors plowing. It promotes saving seed corn, proper shocking and curing of cornstalks, shredding options, and notes risks from late rains on cotton yield and the need to prepare livestock feed and storage carefully.
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Nesbitt
Seil
Gevegim
Atlanta
Condition of crops and stock across Georgia in 1881 report
The Georgia crop outlook improves then declines with rains through August. Cotton damaged by wet weather and rust. corn ranges from first-rate to good across regions. Fodder and minor crops thrive. fruit yields hurt by wet period. insect pests threaten the fruit industry, urging state entomologist appointment. Stock remains generally good aside from hog cholera and cattle red water.
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R. T. Nespirr
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Middle
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Georgia
Jane
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