Soap Sold Daily at Uniform Low Prices
A notice states one lot of soap is available each day at prices as low as any item of equal value. Respectfully.
16 Jan 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1902
Page
1
A notice states one lot of soap is available each day at prices as low as any item of equal value. Respectfully.
Local notes report store repairs orders for Arbers stores and new oysters at Wm George's West End. A white fur robe is missing with a finder’s notice. Jas Strapp leases Walter L Wiley land for the coming year. Sickness runs in the vicinity and doctors are busy. Coal banks run full and strong. J J Pursell Flora Shane and J I Maher serving jury duty in Peoria. Prices for salt and grain listed on Ids farm 40 miles NE of Brimfield. A Day’s fine horse near weight of a ton. Purchasers note the Wauntleys donated a 1225 dollar holiday purse. C E Bowman visits from Chicago for a few days. works at brother stores. Congregational choir plans a Living Pictures entertainment American Heroines in about three weeks. For sale or rent Brimfield butcher shop with complete facilities. Charles Hannam pioneer of Knox county dies at Oneida. Dry Hollow accident as house moved breaks a guy line. house ends up in creek. Col C A Reed brings provender for mail horses, second load this winter. other farmers contribute hay corn oats and straw. mail carrier Burt thanks donors.
Miller and Son advertise as fresh and salt meat dealers with custom work for farmers. Prices listed include hogs at 50 cents per head, hogs for killing at 1 dollar, cattle at 50 cents to 1 dollar per head. They offer slaughterhouse delivery and rendering, with a choice lot of meat in stock.
A Chicago Chronicle summary notes that contrary to common belief graham bread is not more digestible than patent roller flour. Experiments show standard patent flour delivers more usable nutrients despite lower protein, due to finer grinding and bran resistance. Blending hard and soft wheats yields balanced gluten for bread making.
M Standfuse of Zurich revives Weissmann’s experiments showing chrysalids exposed to four to six degrees produce Vanessa polaris from Va nessa urtica, a Lapland species, while 37 to 39 degrees yields Ichnusa from Sardinia Corsica. Higher heat yields Ichnuso ides. Cold or heat thus yields butterflies from climates opposite to origin.
An advertisement extols Nebraska as a land of plenty with cheap land and easy terms. It invites readers to request The Corn Belt and The West Nebraska Grazing Country booklets and offers excursion tickets on the first and third Tuesdays for tours to Nebraska.
An old advertisement warns that children are especially liable to burns and wounds. It claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve draws out the fire, relieves pain, and speeds healing, warning against counterfeit copies. A testimonial from James Mock of N Webster Indiana alleges it cured his baby's eczema after other remedies failed.
Wanted selmen to sell a choice line of nursery stock. Steady work with extra inducements for the right person. All stock guaranteed. Reply now for terms and secure a good position for fall and winter. Address The Hawks Nursery Company Milwaukee Wis.
Mrs Mary Bird of Harrisburg Pennsylvania says her child was saved from croup by One Minute Cough Cure a safe instant acting remedy for coughs croup throat and lung troubles. She stresses its value for every family and especially during this season.
The Burlington Route C B Q from Chicago to St Louis and Peoria now runs daily through Lincoln Nebraska and Custer South Dakota to Deadwood with sleeping cars to Deadwood. Also Newcastle Wyoming offered. J T Hill announces enamel roof paint for shingles or tin with guaranteed work at low prices.
A shop advertises bug gies and carriages from a known factory promising savings on the line. The note invites customers to inspect samples at the shop run by G. H. Copr.
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