Eczema Cured for Barnett Family by Cuticura Remedies
A. C. Barnett of Avard Oklahoma writes of his and his son's complete relief from eczema after using Cuticura Remedies. He details prior failed treatments, then six bottles of Cuticura Resolvent plus Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting marked recovery and ongoing skin health. He endorses the products for eczema and recommends them to others.
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Avard
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Isiciuna
A.C. Barveard
Mar
Michael Davitt Dead Ended Irish Leader Dies in Dublin
Michael Davitt, famed Irish leader and journalist, died of blood poisoning after two jaw necrosis operations. He had endured a hard life including nine years in English penal servitude and traveled widely for public speaking. His wife, son, and close ally John Dillon were at his bedside. A final written message was prepared but not released.
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May
Michael Davitt
John Dillon
Dillon
Davitt
Luss
Davie
Bob Taylors Fiddling From Nashville American
The Nashville American critiques ex Governor and senatorial nominee Bob Taylor as a marginal fiddler. It says he can play a few tunes for country dances but trails behind top fiddlers like Jim Taylor of Winchester and Jeeme to no Ole Ball or Paganini. The piece recalls early days as fiddler at Watauga shin dig, noting he talks of the fiddle more than plays it, and offers to withdraw if contested.
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Robert
Jim Taylor
Winchester
Jeeme
Ole Ball
Paganini
Arkansas Traveler
Natches
Bob
Watauga
Suppression of News Suits Gossips Endure Gossip
The Holton Signal argues that seeking to suppress news backfires as secrecy ends and public interest fades once straightforward court actions or public records are printed. A divorcing woman urged publication to end gossip, demonstrating that mystery draws more attention than plain facts.
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Holton
Kansas
Signal Saye
Signal Office
Vernon County millionaire deemed incapable of managing affairs
William Wilson of Arthur was found incapable of attending to his own affairs in Vernon County Probate Judge Meyer's court. A guardian was appointed, W F Tygard of Rich Hill, and Wilson will be cared for at home by a nurse rather than sent to an asylum. He owns 500 acres and a sizable bank balance. Friends regret the condition.
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Wm. Wilson
Vernon County
Arthur
Meyer
Thoreday
Wilson
W. F. Tygard
Rich Hill
Nevada Post
Deer Farm Owner Runs Kansas Deer Enclosure
John Lynds of White Cloud Kansas operates a deer farm on river bluffs with a dozen deer in a fenced enclosure. He recently sold one to J P Pomeroy of Atchison for Forest Park, but a mishap caused a deer to escape over a sight foot fence and vanish into the woods.
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Hiawatha Kas
John Lynds
White Cloud
Kansas
J. P. Pomeroy
Atchison
Forest Park
Still the Ame Char Boy Quiet, Dignified Dreams
A fragmentary verse sketch from the Washington Star portrays a boy nicknamed Wille who dreams of growing into a dignified figure, plays banjo, and practices law while parents and neighbors discuss his noisy tendencies. The piece blends humor with civic pride as election returns arrive.
Reuben White's Escape From Notch Wolf Pack
Mountain tourists study a giant rock near Conway named Tartlett boulder. Reuben White, an early settler, is captured by savages and wolves while foraging. He escapes up a rock notch using a notched staff, then overpowers attackers and flees to safety at dawn. Also notes on Africa coast influence and a quip about a cold in a small town paper.
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Conway
Reuben Whit
Atil
Reuben
Alde
Blaleca
American Association For the Advancement of Science
E. L. Blackshear
Africa
Mr. Blackshear
His Method In Advertising Sees Wife Visiting Daily
A brief note cites a Cleveland Plain Dealer quip about a man’s advertising approach. The line suggests social tactics where his wife makes daily calls to support his business. The remark portrays local culture and marketing humor.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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