Sun Dr Miles Nervine Restores Pastor's Health
A pasted testimonial from Rev. D. Alex. Holman of Marion Indiana describes sun stroke recovery after years of suffering. He credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with eliminating head pains and nervous spells allowing him to resume preaching, and notes availability through Dr Miles remedies with a free book offer from the Elkhart firm.
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Miles
D. Alex. Holman
U. B. Church
Marion
Ind
Mies
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Scott's Emulsion Promoted for Consumption Treatment
An old advert promotes Scott's Emulsion as the best lung support for consumption also recommending fresh air rest and diet. It urges early treatment with regular use and offers a free sample, warning against delaying care and stressing the label image on each bottle.
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Scott
Rye as a Cover Crop for Soils in Pennsylvania
Professor G. C. Watson of Pennsylvania State College notes rye can serve as a cover crop under certain conditions though it adds little direct plant food when plowed under in spring. He compares rye with legumes and suggests rye’s value lies in soil effects and tolerance, not nutrient addition, advising alternatives like vetches or crimson clover for extra nitrogen.
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Pennsylvania
G. C. Watson
Pennsylvania State College
Talk of Burning Corn in Kansas Over Coal Costs
Reports from the corn belt say farmers may burn corn due to high coal prices and a large crop. The idea is treated with skepticism, yet there is belief that corn graded contract could fetch a fair price in the coming winter market.
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Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Shen the Hoof Burner Critique of Blacksmith Practices
Rural New Yorker condemns hoof burning in shoeing and urges skilled smiths. Also discusses lime and phosphoric acid in fields, noting field tests show phosphate with lime improves clover and grass versus phosphate or lime alone, citing Ohio station and other researchers.
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New Yorker
Ohio
Hall
Field A Part of Their Laboratory In Sou Investigations
Investigators inspect a portion of a laboratory as part of a sou investigations, with officials examining equipment and documenting conditions for safety and compliance. Authorities declined further comment pending a formal briefing.
Maintain Buildings Before Weather Forces Repairs
It argues for keeping all structures in good condition to avoid weather driven repairs. Leaky roofs should be fixed first due to cost and crop loss. Replace broken sashes, loose boards, sagging decors, and damaged mangers or feed racks to ensure proper housing of stock and storage of crops.
Planting Fruit Seeds In Fall Or Spring
Guidelines advise not letting fruit seeds dry but not kept wet. Fall planting is best, seeds may be stratified or mixed with moist earth and kept over winter in perfect condition. In early spring plant one inch deep in good garden soil in rows suitable for tillage. Seeds may be mailed nationwide in a reasonable state.
Apple Crop Forecasts Across Regions Hinge on Varied Quality
The New England Homestead estimates this year’s apple crop at 43,000,000 barrels, up from 27,000,000 last year, with central and western states yeilding unsatisfactory quality while New England improves. New York’s crop is reported large, though actual quality varies by area with some sections spotted and others decidedly reticent.
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New England
New York
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad Sample
It this out and take it to J H Mc Carty and Son's drug store and get a few sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The best physic they cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve the appetite and regulate the bowels. Regular size twenty five cents per box.
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J. H. McCarty & Son
Chamberlain
Retirement of E Carroll Schaeffer Ends A Swimmer's Era
The retirement of E Carroll Schaeffer, holder of all American amateur swimming records from twenty yards to one mile, removes a remarkable athlete of the past decade. He never met his match in America and held records across distances from twenty yards to 1650 yards, though English and French champions offered stiffer competition abroad.
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E. Carroll Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Bath
Corbett Plans Coast Training For Jeffries Fight
Jim Corbett, promised a future bout with Champion Jeffries, trains daily and plans to travel to the coast in March or April for intensive training at a resort. The San Francisco Athletic Club will host the match, with Corbett’s brother Harry as a stockholder and both fighters aiming to perform before the club.
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Jim Corbett
Jeffries
Corbett
San Francisco
San Francisco Athletic Club
Harry
American Henley Plans for United Invitation Association
The plan creates an invitation association with Boston A A Union Boat Club Boston Philadelphia Barge Club New York A C Weld and Newell Boat clubs of Harvard Dunham Boat Club of Yale University of Pennsylvania Harvard Yale Cornell Columbia and Wisconsin. Classes range from single sculls to eight oared crews. Members will not disrupt the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen and will enter existing regattas as before while sharing a dedicated week at a host site.
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American Henley
Boston A. A
Union Boat Club
Boston
Philadelphia Barge Club
New York A. C
Weld and Newell Boat Clubs
Harvard
Dunham Boat Club
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Wisconsin
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
New London
Chicago
Columbia to Add Assistant Coaches for College Crews
Edward Hanlin says workload with varsity and freshmen crews is heavy. He will supervise the varsity eight and four, while freshmen duties pass to a graduate oarsman in the future.
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Columbia University
Edward Hanlin
Steinitz on chess problems and precision in study
The late chess champion Steinitz valued problems for building practical strength. He argued the study sharpens precision and exact calculation, though actual games allow multiple paths to victory, with compositions demanding the utmost power in the fewest moves.
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Steinitz
Jimmy Michael to Return Early With McFarland Help
Jimmy Michael will arrive in the country a month earlier than expected and will be under Floyd McFarland’s management. He plans to bring two motor pacing machines and will be prepared to meet all challengers for the world championship.
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Jimmy Michael
Floyd McFarland
A Touch of Sarcasm on Weekly Pay Demands
A cheeky exchange shows workers asking to be paid weekly rather than monthly to avoid lumbago from carrying wages home. The clerk explains the weekly pace answers the request, but the boss questions the practical need in a London Answers style quip.
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London
Child Life in All Nations and New Century Speaker Sale
An advertisement listing discounted religious and educational records. Titles include Child Life in all Nations at $0.70 under regular $1.00, New Century Speaker with record at $1.70, World Young Peoples Bible at $2.25 and $1.75 with record, with $2.80 and $2.50 pricing shown.
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World Young Peoples Bible
Pain Balm Promoted For Back and Chest Pains
A piece of flannel dampered with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on the affected parts is better than a plaster for a tame back and for pains in the side or chest. Pain Balm has no superior as a liniment for the relief of deca seated, muscular and rheumatic pains. For sale by J. H. McCarty & Fon.
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J. H. McCarty & Fon
To Market An Interesting and 2 cus tom in southwestern France
Groups of young men and women mounted on high stilts cross the marshy Landes. The Landes region is divided into small patches and pools, making stilts almost necessary for travel across the terrain.
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France
Landes
Insomnia Cure Profound Relief Shared in Interview
A Cleveland Plain Dealer piece quotes a patient claiming to have cured chronic insomnia. He describes relief from sleepless nights and reflects on prior suffering, illustrating a dramatic personal turnaround.
Our Aristocracy and the Poker King of White Hoss Flats
A quip from the Chicago Record-Herald notes a claim of royal descent by a woman who asserts lineage to a king while recalling her grandfather once being called the poker king of White Hoss Flats. The piece juxtaposes aristocratic pretensions with a frontier nickname. Granite is noted as a rock lacking traces of life, contrasting with the living talk.
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White Hoss Flats
Chicago Record-Herald
De Kong's New Life Pita Promises Cures in Winchester
Local notice quotes M. M. Austin of Winchester claiming De Kong's New Life Pita cured his wife after doctors failed. Advertisement touts relief for stomach and liver troubles, constipation and headaches and mentions McCarty & Son's drug store as a source.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Tiel
de Kong
McCarty & Son
Free homesteads West of Pierre advertised by Gas Belt
For maps and full information concerning free homesteads west of Pierre in South Dakota the government will spend vast sums in public improvement under the law just passed by Congress. Write us enclosing one dollar. The Gas Belt Land and Abstract Co. Pierre South Dakota.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Congress
GAS Belt Land & Abstract CO
A Liberal Offer For Free Chamberlain Tablets Sample
The undersigned offer a free sample of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to anyone seeking relief from stomach disorders biliousness or constipation. The new remedy is described as good. J. IL McCarty & Son.
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Chamberlain
J. IL McCarty
Friday Sermon Writing Traditions Highlight Ministerial Practice
The Denver Post recalls a century old habit of ministers writing sermons on Friday for Sunday services. A clergyman notes early preaching was spontaneous with occasional writing, while Beecher joked that he prepares on Sunday morning, likening a sermon to a pancake served hot.
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Denver Post
Ilenry Ward Beecher
His Friend Geoffrey Told by The Washington Post
A critical piece notes a man famed for his large autograph collection and the envy of friends. It recounts readers who brag of inscribed volumes as copies circulate, while a mislaid gift reappears on a library table with a Geoffrey Chaucer note to Jack from Geof.
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Geoffrey
Washington Post
Jack
Geof. Chaucer
Witty Retorts Attributed To Llorne Tooke In Duellike Debate
The piece recalls Llorne Tooke in a sharp tongue duel with two disputants. He answered a landowner voting claim with a joke about acres needed to make a wiseacre. He mixed humor with authority including a quip to George IIII about cards and a line to his brother on inverted natural laws.
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Llorne Tooke
George Iiii
Saturday Evening Post
The World's Largest Crab Disguises Itself With Seaweed
A colossal Japanese spider crab, twelve feet across, is described as possibly the world’s largest crustacean. Its body rivals a half bushel, arms could encircle a man, and its legs stretch toward a four story building. The creature can disguise itself by attaching seaweed and sponges to its shell.
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Empire of Japan
Norway Hotel System in Rural Norway Introduced
The government subsidizes a prominent village resident to provide lodging for at least four travelers in areas without hotels. The arrangement ensures good accommodation and meals at moderate charges. The system aims to improve traveler support and local hospitality in sparsely housed regions.
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Norway
The Play Was All Right But I Missed Half
A youngster returns from the theater and explains to his uncle that he enjoyed the play yet did not see much of it because the window blind kept falling, suggesting the relief was broken.
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John Wilkinson
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