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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
5
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Rev Dr Bingley is described as not mentally strong after a recent incident. He refused to marry a divorced woman and lost a $200 fee as a result.
A statistician claims the typewriter created 5000000 jobs but omits any count of health issues. The ad argues sedentary workers need Hostetters Stomach Bitters to cope with confinement and digestive strain.
A hectic schoolgirl, eating slate pencils and pickles, defends scientific calisthenics as ladylike while praising discipline. The narrator probes why the rope is skipped less often, noting her disdain for old customs and no-regret tone.
A Chicago showman advertised a piano playing elephant drawing a crowd for its first performance. After a brief routine the beast tapped a scale then fled the ring. The trainer claimed the animal stopped because it recognized its dead mother's teeth in the piano keys.
New 1000 edition of Shooting and Fishing Along the Line of the Great Northern Railway features colored covers and two color illustrations. It details sport from bears to cotton tails, lists lakes and rivers, and includes a three color Minnesota map. Sent by mail for two cents from I J Whitney in St Paul Minnesota.
A customer presses a clerk about Pill man's Popular Pellets, and the clerk confirms they arrived that morning after a weeklong wait. The exchange ends with the customer choosing the pellets over a porous plaster at a Philadelphia store.
Holiday travel deals offer one fare and a third for round trips with children at half rates. Tickets on sale July 3 and 4, valid to return July 5. Inquiries to any C. G. W. agent or F. H. Lord G P and T A 116 Adams St Chicago.
In Brooklyn Life a matinee whist game shows Nellie Meyer as an unlikely partner who trumps the narrator's ace. The narrator claims to have reversed the slight by trumping her ace on the next play, highlighting lively social clash and competitive wit in local clubs.
A Chicago Tribune extract questions Uncle Jerry on the tipping nuisance from a visit to a fashionable resort. He calls it exasperating and notes there was always some idiot who wanted to rock the boat.
A吾 Indianapolis item notes a professor increasingly using slang in lectures, drawing remarks on whether the behavior preserves dignity or reflects poor observation. The brief observes the trend as a facet of campus life.
A reader from Trinity Springs Indiana praises Piso's Cure for Consumption saying it has no equal for coughs and colds. The note is dated February 15 1900.
A burglar disables a security system and taunts a lookout as they attempt a break in. The exchange ends with the caption warning that safes are not the only things burglars crack.
A playful line notes baseball and golf players chewing White's Yucatan while competing. It contrasts staying cool when toasted with getting hot if roasted, hinting at brand awareness in sports culture.
A girl seeks praise from Abe and uses clever tactics to receive a compliment. Abe often回应 with flattery or selective listening to satisfy the request. The interplay hints at social cleverness and mutual expectations in flirting dynamics.
Practical guidance on managing dairy and poultry operations with tips for live stock care. Focuses on farm efficiency, routines, and best practices to improve yield and health of cattle and fowl.
Health officials wage war on formalin in milk while dairymen resist preservatives amid competition. The piece discusses milk standards, process butter prosecutions, and calls for higher cream content. it also notes North Carolina poultry experiments and urges pressure on Congress for the Great bill taxing oleomargarine and tightening state control.
A writer argues general rules fail for poultry and stresses tailoring exercise and feeding to each hen. It notes hens may lay eggs without exercise and cows milk without exercise, but exercise benefits hens, especially corn-fed, to prevent excess fat. It outlines variables like feed type, yard space, green matter, feeding method, age, and breed shaping rations.
Professor Nelson discusses horse demand from 1887 to 1894 amid streetcar and bicycle growth showing rising horse numbers while per head value declined. He notes broader livestock declines during depressions and suggests continued need for the right kind of horse despite autos and electric transit.
Advice warns against crowding hens beyond half their number while avoiding excessive space that lets them access all grain bins. Spring brings more grass and insects for foraging, but later they may rely on grain bins as a base of supplies.
Cleanliness is essential and housing should be comfortable. Provide a variety of grain including wheat oats and ground corn with ground bone and ample grit for winter layers. With proper care such poultry yields good returns. Plymouth Rocks are my favorite all purpose breed.
A Washington Star quip has a man in knickers and a pipe debating the Boers and a farmers alliance. The exchange notes skepticism about the farmers' group and its farmers' alliance angle amid international politics.
List of patents visited last week noting inventors and locations in Minnesota. Teroy Buffington Minneapolis auto. Canty Minneapolis hat box. Crosby St Paul supplementary track. Kartowicz Pelan whiffletree attachment. Long Magnolia type setting stick. Warrick Pipestone band cutter and feeder. Griggs Cooper Co St Paul merchandise trademark.
A Washington Star quotation recalls a miner promoter boasting about a paying claim in a mining region. He says he has sold stock certificates at five dollars each and claims strong profits from his claiming activities.
Prospectus announces a 865 page Life Science self preservation treatise priced 25 cents to 1 dollar with mail order from The New Body Medical Institute Boston Mass. It claims a million copies sold and offers free Vade Mecum and postage boxes.
A fragment shows a speaker complaining of no appetite with a rumbling stomach and a humorous aside about a truck eaten for luncheon. The odd dialogue format evokes a stage or literary satire.
Advertisement notes a powder named Alien's Moot-Ease that makes tight or new shoes fit, relieves swollen hot and sweating feet, aching feet, ingrowing nails, corns and bunions. Claims trial package free by mail from Allen 8S. Olmsted, Le Roy New York with price 2 cents.
A brief quarry of dialogue shows a landlord testing a barman on wages with playful bargaining. The applicant counters with ten shillings a week or twenty five if a patent till is provided.
Classified notice offers a salary of 18 per week plus expenses to a man with a rig to introduce a poultry compound and lice killer to farmers. Send address with stamp to Acme Mfg Co Des Moines Iowa.
Humorous exchange on a singer named Miss Howells in New York Evening World, with comments suggesting she will not learn to sing and remarks that even if she did it might not matter. The dialogue contrasts hopelessness with gentle doubt about talent.
An advertisement claims permanent cure with Dr. Keane's nerve remedy sold by K. H. Keane Ltd at 654 Arch St Philadelphia for 82.00 trial bottle. The notice promotes a cure with no fire or nervous news after the first day.
A Chicago Journal snippet features a joke where a child claims to be a middle-of-the-roader, prompting a playful parental line about love for mother or father. The quip captures a conservative, satirical tone.
The notice urges readers to focus on advertisements for entertainment and value. It emphasizes advertiser reliability and promises access to products and bargains through listed ads.
The text presents a fragmentary dialogue with The Blase Girl L and The American Girl discussing marriage, air amusements, and city manners in a clipped, period voice. The scene hints at social交流 and urban leisure without a clear narrative arc.
An ad claims disorders of the Bealp can be treated with Coke Dandruff Cure, promising cleansing of the head and cure of the disease. The copy stresses quick relief and uses confident testimonials.
Lily hands and rosy cheeks symbolize a girl growing into adulthood, as delicate floral imagery frames her transition from girlhood to womanhood.
A garbled old ad text touts Mra Winston's Soothing Syrup for teething children and claims various cure effects. It mixes product promises with nonsensical phrases like 2ca bottia and references to hair color and coin remedies, ending with a generic remark about bargain seekers.
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