Drug House Enjoined By Federal Court
Judge Jeremiah Noterer of the United States district court issues a permanent injunction against Stewart Mol Company of this city for infringing labels of Centaur Co of New York. The case shows the rival label found for sale in Honolulu and traced to its origin locally. The decree bars Stewart Holmes Company from selling infringing wares and orders payment of costs and damages of 400 dollars.
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Jeremiah Noterer
United States District Court
Centaur Com
New York
Stewart
Mol Company
Honolulu
Northwest
Stewart & Holmes Company
Seattle
Wash
Times
Adv
Ex Patient Complains Of High Bill
A patient protests a $20 bill for a headache visit. The doctor replies that the charge reflects a diagnosis of incipient scarlet fever and typhoid-like symptoms, justifying the fee.
Wordplay at a New York boarding house
An Englishman in a New York boarding house overhears a boarder struggling for the dachshund’s name. After a pause he guesses with a smile, It was one of these what do you call them one of the long German Frankfurters. The moment captures quick wit in a social vignette from Lippincott’s Magazine.
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New York
Lippincott’s Magazine
No Gusher But Shares Facts About Postum
A Wisconsin woman details relief from coffee-induced dyspepsia after switching to Postum. She and family report improved digestion and appetite, drinking Postum regularly for eight years. The letter promotes Postum and invites readers to request the booklet The Road to Well Postum.
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Postum Co
Batty Creek
Mich
Well Postem
Postum
Packsgee
Bacon Pig Standards For Best Cured Type And Carcass
The article outlines features of a high quality bacon pig, stressing a lean smooth face with a prominent eye and unwrinkled jaw, a well developed loin, and a muscular rump. It warns against a short heavy head, round rib shapes, excessive back fat, and round bone, advocating straight structure, solid bone, and strong pasterns for a durable carcass and better sale appeal.
Proper Feed for Lambs Pays Well
A Colorado Agricultural College article explains lamb losses in feed lots from sudden diet changes and overfeeding. It notes that harmless factors like handling can still lead to severe health issues, urging cautious transitions to fattening rations to avoid unprofitable outcomes.
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George H. Glover
Colorado Agricultural College
Fattening Pigs On Shelled Corn Yields Less Milk
A South Dakota study compared pig fattening results using shelled corn alone with corn plus milk. Without milk, pigs produced about ten pounds of pork per bushel over sixty two days. with milk averaging 163 pounds, yield rose to 17.7 pounds per bushel, a 6.3 pound gain, equating to the milk’s effectiveness.
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South Dakota
Practical Hints Around the Farm from a Pennsylvania Printer
A rural column offers farming and homemaking tips. It cautions half rations to prevent hemochromatosis like illness in a tired horse, suggests oil of tar for colds in horses, recommends careful blanketing after work, and warns against bringing perfumed shoes indoors. It also covers manure handling with a 10 foot sled, daily spreading, and preserving fertilizer value by avoiding downhill winter spread.
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Pennsylvania
Acclimated Montana Dakota Seed Influence Questioned
A writer notes uncertainty about the value and influence of acclimated Montana or Dakota seed, questioning past beliefs on how environment affects plant growth and suggesting ongoing debate over seed adaptability and performance.
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Montana
Dakota
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Warns of Kidney Trouble Backache
An old advertisement warns that kidney disease causes back ache nervous trouble and fatigue and urges early action with Dean's Kidney Pills. It claims toxins remain in the blood harming muscles nerves and organs and promises quick relief at the first sign of kidney disturbance.
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Bright
Dean
Dean's
Militant in the Making
A child named Elsie questions gender norms and parental rules, challenging why girls face more restrictions than boys. After a moment of silent consideration she asks who made things harder for girls, and whether it is just, voicing a small rebellious spark in a household confronting conventional limits.
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Elsie
Hallowe'en
Mother
Ankle Sore Healed After Cuticura Use
Mrs Charles E Brooke of Kingsville Missouri recounts an eighteen year battle with leg sores. She describes constant burning and pain until Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided immediate relief and complete healing within three months. The ad promotes Cuticura products sold worldwide with a postal offer.
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Kingsville
Charles E. Brooke
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Alpine cliff escape recalled by London Chronicle report
The account tells of a student who fell in the Luteehine gorge in the Alps and was left suspended for two days on a rock. Michel, Stephen's guide, walked near a cliff edge after drinking, slipped over the edge to a hard rock about 100 feet down, survived. Stephen offers two morals: beware drunkenness near precipices and perversely, the risk of intoxication.
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Luteehine
Alps
London Chronicle
Grundelwald
Leslie Stephen
Bismeer
Stephen
Michel
Honest Words Earn Trust and Open Quiet Paths
A fragment notes that praising honesty can gain favor and invite support, while reminding that rewards for truthfulness may come slowly. The lines imply that straight dealing is valued, though patience may be required before repayment or inclusion.
Untitled reflections on youth and humor from a 19th century source
A foreign youth introduced to U S ways quips that baseball is called miki Tula and that an umpire is sometimes thief or robber meat. The piece includes a light anecdote about John D Rockefeller defending money and humanity with a joke about a 60 cent murder consideration.
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San Francisco
United States
Miki Tula
Queetener
Fletcher's Castoria Ad Promotes Safe Infant Remedy
A vintage ad text touts Cabtoria as a safe remedy for infants and children with a long standing signature claim. It includes lines urging trust and noting the product has been in use for many years, popular in early medical marketing.
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Fletcher
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