Local Doctors and Attorney Advertisements in Chariton Iowa
A historical notice lists A L Yocom M D surgeon eye ear nose and throat specialist with office at Whitlock & Co. Drug Store Chariton Iowa. W A Todd M D formerly of Garden Grove physician and surgeon with office Hirst House east of Gibbons Drug Store. Copeland attorney at law and real estate broker with office three doors west of Post Office South Side Square Chariton Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.L. Yocom
Uwysiclan & Surgeon
Chariton
Iowa
Whitlock & Co
s_ Drug Store
Saimre
Main St
W.a. Todd
Garden Grove
Hirst Hovee
Gibbon’s Drug Store
Palmoer Praperty
Wee Ee
Copeland
Tporney
Real Etate
Ofice
Vegraf Postofies
South Side Square
Chartten
Jaws
Frank Q. Stuart
Thorney
LAW Offes
Post Office
Blosk
South Side
Signare
Daviton
Towa
The Ghosts of Bolton Manor and the Minister’s Night
In a haunted Bolton mansion a minister endures a midnight voyage with aristocratic shades. Peter Halliday recounts seeing a feast for thirteen, a bloody sword, and a dramatic escape, insisting he witnessed truth as a gospel minister.
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John
Missus
Elizabeth
Houss
Joby
Nota
Peter Halliday
Bannister
England
Iam
Tam
Peter
Hans
Balloons for Naval Purposes Influence on War Use
French navy experiments with a hydrogen balloon of 11 800 cubic feet capacity connected to a fleet ship by a 190 foot tail rope. Observers saw objects clearly up to 18 24 miles and could track the Gymnote submarine at depths up to eighty feet. The balloon proved stout, tolerating 10 knot speed towing for 21 knots.
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Gymnote
New York Commercial Advertiser
Two-Headed Baby: Smithsonian Curiosity In Washington D C
A two headed baby preserved in a small tin case at the Smithsonian in Washington D C draws interest as one of the century’s great curiosities. The combined trunk includes four shoulders and four arms meeting at the waist, then a single body below the ribs.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Evry
Institute
St. Louis Republic
Queer Vegetable Remedies and Oak Galls Use in Medicine
The article explains galls formed by insects in tree bark, notably on oaks, used medicinally as astringents in diarrhoea. It notes Asia Minor as a major source of collected galls and mentions tannic acid content aiding tanning, with all plant galls sharing similar properties.
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Asia Minor
Washington Star
Di Pierces Favorite Prescription for Female Complaints
An old bachelor remarks that women are not merely all tears or all smiles and outlines the need for contemplation of female nerves headaches and diseases peculiar to their sex. He asserts a sure remedy exists in Pierces Favorite Prescription bringing relief and hope to sufferers.
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Lear
Pierce
President Charles WwW of Harvard University
President Charles WwW of Harvard University is described as a man of distinguished presence and one of the best.
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Charles
Harvard University
Critique of Vaudeville-Level Literature and Its Social Cost
The essay attacks underbred popular books that breed vulgar minds in America. It argues novels feed young women dull speech and taste, starving minds with an anaemic diet. The writer cites Charles Dudley Warner in Harper's as an example of indecency tolerated by dull authors and publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Charles Dudley Warner
Harper’s
Prize and Recovery Promises from Dr Pierce’s Discovery
The article extols the health recovery possible from Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, claiming it cures consumption and all scrofulous diseases. It asserts a guaranteed cure or money back and contrasts prize winnings with the greater fortune of restored health.
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Pierce
The Tramp Plays Violin At Lewiston Music Store
A ragged veteran tramp enters a Lewiston music shop and proclaims he is a musician. He borrows a violin, performs for about half an hour, awakening memories of lost years as onlookers are moved by the music. He then asks for the price of two suppers.
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Lewiston
Lent Fast Proposed to Help Suffering via Charity
A Protestant minister urges churches to observe the Fast of Lent and have followers value their self denial, donating the proceeds to charity. He argues the plan would relieve human suffering, though pain remains inevitable as part of humanity. He notes St Jacobs Oil offers prompt relief for rheumatic and other pains.
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St. Jecobs
McCarthy-tha to resign seat in Parliament
Justin McCarthy-tha announces he will give up his seat in Parliament and devote himself exclusively to other duties.
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Justin McCarthy
Tha
Poultry Notes on Feed and Nest Care
Guidance for chicken houses stresses use of sand plaster carbolic acid and kerosene as aids, recommends sand gravel in fowl enclosures, and suggests seasonal nest material changes to prevent foul nests. It urges each fowl to receive seeds and stresses daily clean water in accessible locations for hens.
Electricity to Supplant Horses in City Street Railways
At the American Street Railway association convention in Buffalo President Lowry urged rapid transit by electricity, citing census data on miles and power methods. He argued electricity will dominate street railways, improve service, and attract investments, with Davenport showing higher patronage and profits when switching from horse to electric cars.
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American Street Railway Association
Buffalo
Lowry
United States
Therm
Davenport
Pittsburg
French Cookery in 1578 as Paris Hospitality Expands
The Venetian ambassador notes Parisian appetite for food and quick service. Cooks, butchers, pastry makers, and tavern keepers fill every street offering dressed provisions and ready meals for any party size. Rotisseurs, pastry cooks, confectioners, and chefs provide meats pies desserts sauces and ragouts at varied prices.
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Paris
Dr Talmage Foresight New Year at Brooklyn Home
The Rev T De Witt Talmage spends New Year’s Day in a Brooklyn home off Fort Greene park entertaining Tom Dick and Harry. He greets newspaper men warmly and hands them a list of his visitors prepared by his secretary.
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Dr. Talmage
T. de Witt Talmage
Brooklyn
Fort Greene Park
Tom
Harry
Gothenburg Cooking Annex Teaches Girls In Public Schools
The New Gothenburg cooking annex to the girls section of the public schools trains senior students in twenty four lessons, ten practical focusing on meats vegetables and kitchen tasks, and three on hospital style broths. Classes of five cook and serve, with all dishes eaten by pupils and teachers, and top performers winning a gold medal. Students shop with instructors, and Saturdays are devoted to house cleaning in old gowns as part of the curriculum prep. The experiment may spread to other Swedish cities if successful.
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Gothenburg
Sweden
New York
A Dog Philosopher Observes Rover Companions
In Cornhill Magazine an observer recalls a small mongrel terrier with a thin gray brown coat and a moist eye. The dog quietly endures a chaotic world, neglecting cat, sparrow, and noisy canine companions, a serene thinker amid street racket.
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M&s
Cornhill Magazine
Mindset on Food Scarcity and Unlikely Edibles
The piece satirically questions fear of famine and urges preparedness by imagining unorthodox dishes such as buttercup salads, snail meals, kitten meat, and horseflesh steaks as inexpensive, provocative precursors to a broader list of acceptable foods in dire times.
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the Patriot
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Maples
B L. Lewis
B. Lewis
Lucar Noricis
Eniary. Y
Ieetanie
Verion
Nscetaleor
Yoush
Westalde Square
Reecerien
Denls
Stapie
Finoy
Pre and
Millery
Overa Bloe
Wests Va Sunare
Nasardwrrs
W. Blake & CO
Court House
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W. Lakimeh
Harrison Street
Minton Bloat
Storle
Painta
Otis
Glasa
Wall Paper
TL Gibbon
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F. H. Boynton
Squire
L.P. Warrington
Pr. Yevon
Northwest Car
Janesaraahan
J. W. Culley
First
National Bank
Wily
Tom M. Throckmorton
Ol i Orby
Glenn’s
Public Square
HE. A. Temple
J. A. Mgcklveer
M.D
Ecltic—Ofice
Varthe Buptlat Church
Rtietivansgh
Stanton
T. PB. Stanton Stanton & Son
Physicians & Surgeons, Chariton Tows
New Exchange Block
Curtis Milla
Tf. Brant
Aendal Sihghon
Macuatue & Penick
West Ageher Copay
Gaw
Alexander
Attornee
Insurance
Frank
Crocker
First National Bank
NATO Ng
OF Chariton
Suplus
Mallory
A Templi
Frank KK. Crocker
T. M. Stuart
A Temple
Jos. Braden
H. Mallory F. R. Crocker
Carters
Marvin B. Clark
American Press Association
Gorse
Grandmother Gorse
Hubert Street
Greenwich Street
Highlock
Chester
Buckley
Lancashire
Bolton
Moneys
John Gorse
Delphinel Dand
Gonn
Sharest
Joan
Aanan
Tso
Mr. Gorse
Tramp
Edroveley
JOB Printing House
Antans
Bu Juaveg
Ivy paLug
North Dakota
Detroit Free Press
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