Wine of Cardui and Black Draught Credit Health Restore
Miss Ida M Snyder of Brooklyn tests Cardui and Thedford's Black Draught, claiming a three month cure for menstrual irregularities and general weakness. The ad touts over a million prior users, urges readers to consult a pharmacist, and promotes the duo as a liver and bowel regulator aiding recovery.
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Cardui
Ida M. Snyder
Beren Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cardus
Miss Snyder
Brooklyn End
McElree
Thedford
Cargui
Local Land and Property Listings Near Court House
J. W. Batts advertises multiple parcels within a county area. Properties include 105 acres near the courthouse, 400 acres of postoak land at 2.60 per acre, small town lots by the schoolhouse, a six room house with two lots, a quarter block by Allen Academy, another half block by Allen Academy, schoolhouse lots at 100 each, and a 4 room house with rent details. Prices range from 100 to 1500 dollars with easy terms.
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Court House
Snall
Allen Academy
Auction of Farmland and Residential Lots in Lamar County
A land sale listing offers multiple parcels from Lamar Bethea including two story Pochila house, northwest city lots for colored buyers at 25 and 35 dollars, 69 acres on Wixon creek Pearson place with 49 cultivated acres, creek bottom land except 5 acres, 1100 acres creek bottom land with six tenant houses and 400 cultivated acres at 10 dollars per acre or trade for 100 200 acres west of Brazos river, 150 acres Reliance settlement with water, seven room house and barn, 55 cultivated and fenced acres, 65 acres west of town with 40 cultivated acres, 6 mile distance, 5 room house and good water, 60 acres north corner with 35 cultivated acres, 3 room house, chard. many other lands offered, terms easy.
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Pochila
Wixon Creek
Pearson Place
Brazos River
Reliance Settlement
Deharch
Bob Johnson
Magnificent Yaqui George Washington Celebration In Laredo
Citizens of Laredo Texas and New Laredo Mexico plan an annual George Washington Birthday event on February 22 and 23 with bull fights cattle roping parades naval fireworks and pageants. Excursion rates to Laredo and Monterey Mexico offered with stopover permits, for details contact D J Pricer Palestine Texas.
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Laredo
Texas
New Laredo
Mexico
George Washington
Monterey
D. J. Pricer
G.P
R. Palestine
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Heart Relief
An advertisement claims indigestion causes heart disease and that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all food to ease stomach pressure on the heart. It cites a Nevada, Ohio user and notes a $1 bottle size, with a 24 times trial version at 50 cents, credited to DeWitt & Co of Chicago.
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D. Kauble
Nevada
Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Rex Parade Delights New Orleans Crowd With Fetes and Feasts
Rex led the parade in a superb chariot for a pageant of twenty two floats themed on mythological biblical and literary subjects. Miss Roosevelt Admiral Schley and General Wheeler watched from chosen spots as about a quarter million people paid homage. Miss Roosevelt and Miss Root planned a brief Avery island visit afterward.
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New Orleans
Mardi Gras crowds exceed prior year in Mobile
Mobile Alabama February 24 crowds at Mardi Gras festivities surpassed all previous carnivals with several societies parading on an elaborate scale.
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Mobile
Ala
Toledo Court Hears Murder Trial Of Al Wade
In Toledo on February 24 judge and crowd fill the courtroom as Johanna Sullivan identifies Al Wade in the murder and robbery of Kate Sullivan and the sisters’ case shocks the city. The two year old crime remains a major police mystery with Kate murdered and Johanna wounded while fleeing for help.
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Toledo
Johanna Sullivan
al Wade
Kate Sullivan
Sullivan
Wade
Canevin Consecrated as Coadjutor Bishop of Pittsburg
In Pittsburg the Roman Catholic ceremony elevated Rev. F Regis Canevin to coadjutor bishop with archbishops Ryan of Philadelphia Elder of Cincinnati officiating. Bishop Donahue preached as Canevin received a purse of 10 000 dollars from parishioners and clergy. Washington discussed Spooner statehood compromise and Arizona Montezuma population terms.
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Pittsburg
F. Regis Canevin
P. J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Elder
Cincinnat
Phelan
Donahue
Washington
Spooner
Wisconsin
Montezuma
Arizona
Ambassadors McCormick Host Washington Birthday Reception
In St. Petersburg on February 24 Ambassador McCormick and Mrs. McCormick hosted a reception for Americans in honor of Washington's birthday.
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St. Petersburg
Ambassador McCormick
Death and luck superstitions in animals and omens
The article lists animal superstitions considered unlucky to kill and those seen as omens of death such as the death watch beetle and a dog howling at night. It notes luck when meeting a sow with a litter and misfortune if a hare crosses one’s path, among other beliefs. It also recounts a tale about Robert Louis Stevenson and Louis Low in Montmartre.
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Will Low
Robert Louis Stevenson
Low
Stevenson
Louis
Montmartre
George
New York Tribune
Life’s Trials Strengthen Our Hearts
The New York Mail and Express reflects that trials and sorrows are the balance wheels of life. Facing burdens builds character, broadens us, and leads to true happiness that riches or poverty cannot command.
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New York Mail and Express
Scotch Dinner Revels End With Grim Butler Reply
In a Westmminster Gazette account of St. Andrew's dinners a doctor visited a dangerous case and asked if the master’s temperature had fallen. The responding butler replied the master had died that morning, prompting a grimly comic reply about the day’s temperature.
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St. Andrew’s
Westmminster
Donald
McArthur Quips On What Defines an Authority
Peter McArthur argued with a friend over who qualifies as a financial authority. He claimed the quoted man may speak as an oracle, while the friend challenged his expert status. McArthur delivered the remark that an authority is someone who bluffs beyond his limit.
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Peter McArthur
Microbes Found in Milk at Dairy
In a dairy scene the dairyman pours milk through a fine wire netting and microbes appear in the milk. Many microbes cluster at the crock edge observing the process, their relations described as strained in a vivid newspaper aside from the main action.
Pest control via beating carpets to kill insects
A dialogue presents a method where a housekeeper asks about killing carpet pests. The Great Scientist replies by hanging carpets to beat them with a heavy stick, claiming the insects will be killed.
Man With Criminal Eyes and Ears in Crime Talk
A New York Press quotation laments that anthropologists fail to identify dangerous traits before crimes occur, criticizing science as often false or misleading in handling human crime potential. The remark mocks reliance on pseudo scientific labeling.
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New York Press
Old time dental tale about pain and pride
A sufferer asks if teeth can be pulled without pain. The dentist replies pain occurs from time to time after tooth extraction. He notes injury to his wrist from a previous extraction and admits the quirk of pride some men feel when befriending the rich versus others who envy wealth.
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Bryan
Alls
Nabors
Brooklyn East End Art Club
Wine
J. W. Batts
Brazos County
Sile
Monroe Edge
Rio
Dr. N. M. McDoug
Rex
Canevin
Diocese of
Pacific
Southern Pacific
Eye
Pacific Coast Express
Cincinnati
Chicago St. Louis
Kansas City
R Ones
Mgr
ML_ ROBBINS
Gen. Pass
Houston, Texas
TJ Sore Asst
Fafa Fata
SO Mra
Eupion
Tas Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
Iga
RIN
John Wittman
Boe
The
M. P. Exline Co
Dallas, Texas
South
Bryanzeagle
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