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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1905
Page
16
A garbled 19th century advertisement fragment mentions Milburn Co Buffalo NY and druggists offering a product for backache and palm or Pot et alage. It references a price of 60 cents per box and mentions Hextoning.
Conference of New York Central managers approves schedule changes to cut the New York to Chicago trip to 18 hours beginning June 18. The Empire State Express will extend through Buffalo, with Chicago depart at 2:30 pm and arrive New York next morning, while the Lake Shore limited gains an hour and Southwestern Limited shifts to 2 pm.
Extracts describe racing results in Paris and Australia, a university appointment in Chicago, golf championships at Cromer, boxing decisions in London, and notable horses including Charles Stuart in Australia with world record time for two-year-olds. Mentions Vanderbilt Malta and various prize races, plus a Southern Illinois oratorical meet and Princeton dominance at Independence Day.
An American jockey, Maher, wins aboard English Gerry in a tight finish. The piece notes Tod Sloan’s praise for Porthla mesterly on Cicero and Lord Rose as owner, with Cicero the favorite pushed hard but overtaken. The report also covers Yale’s season opener, a three mile open lap record by Hopper at Glenwood, and a tennis match in London where Rustaca H Mites defeated Charles Sands. It adds golf championship entry counts and a list of leading stallions and descendants in horse breeding.
A dated advisory cautions women against headaches roleplaying in offices and mannish dress, urging restraint in social behavior, clothing choices, debt repayment, and health complaints. It promotes courage and steady work over complaint, reflecting a 20th century urban edition of gender norms.
A New York Bulletin fragment describes a red haired youth reading a Live Topic about a memorable sample. He lights a cigar on a platform, discards the box, then folds the wax match and pockets it.
On April 22 1788 the first power loom began working in Philadelphia followed by a late November tally showing cloth production totals of 3718 gardi jean 580 cordurnya 6 federal rib 57 beaver matian 3672 plain cottons 123 birdeye and 2479 linen amounting to 11197 with additional quantities on hand in looms.
A young woman describes severe stomach issues and headaches tied to coffee. After trying Postum Food Coffee, she reports improved digestion, reduced nervousness, and greater energy. She credits the product from Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich, with restoring health.
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