Dakota Farmers Parade Grand Marvest and Legal Notice
A Dakota farmer boasts of vast wheat fields and cheap labor in a lively barroom talk, describing 420000 square miles of land and minting dreams of huge yields. The piece shifts to a Good Bill in Congress enabling district court commissioners in unorganized territories to take land affidavits and oaths with penalties for false swearing.
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Dakota
Yankton
Myrtle Avenue
Post
House of Representatives
United States
Senate
United States of America
Congress
Quotations and quips from era newspapers and writers
A collage of dated clippings and remarks from various papers and voices. The text blends witty exchanges about journalism, politics, literature, and public life with anecdotes and mock dialogue. It includes references to figures like Bill Chandler, Gail Hamilton, and a Denver News note, plus a kidney cure testimonial from Newcastle Indiana.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup marketed to mothers
An old advertisement proclaims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup relieves a sick crying child in minutes. It claims to regulate bowels, soothe mothers, and restore health, stating it is safe for all cases and sold nationwide for 25 cents.
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United States
Wedding Day Recalled in Rural Poem by Will Carlton
A first person reminiscence of fifty years since a country wedding. The speaker recounts dawn prep, family gathered around, parson and friends, and a resurrected hope as life’s arc circles back to the wedding day and the firelight of enduring love.
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Will Carlton
Harper & Bro
Incendiary Fires Alarm Laramie City Amid Labor Dispute
Over four days Laramie Town faced several arson attempts tied to post discharge unrest at the Union Pacific. Fire struck the oil room and supply house, with a hotel water closet padlocked to aid flames. Watchmen remain vigilant as conspiratorial acts continue amid communistic sentiment.
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Laramie City
U. P. Ry
New York House
Serkys Plant Promises Youthful Complexion And Health
Eastern European women have long used Serkys to counter aging. Turkish healers mixed the herb into baths, while Paris doctors praise its blood purification and skin benefits. Dr Lucas, Louis XIV’s physician, allegedly shared its secret with Ninon des Enclos after witnessing its effects on age conformity. Five francs an ounce, a thimbleful suffices.
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Serkys
Europe
Lebanon
Paul Lucas
Louis XIV
Ife
Hassan Pasha
Lucas
France
Ninon Des Enclos
Paris
Turkey
Hotel de Starvation: Frontier Station’s Humorous Hut
Gen Forsythe finds a lone station-keeper on the western frontier living in a hut six by ten feet with four animal stalls and a combined parlor kitchen and sleeping area. Over the door outside reads Hotel de Starvation claiming 1000 miles from hay and rain 70 from wood and 15 from water. Inside the walls display police pictures and a 12 inch charcoal sign asks for God bless our home and another note seeks a nice young girl for general housework.
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Given River
Forsythe
Sheridan
Hotel
The Ways of Two Women on a crowded Third Avenue car
Two women aboard a full Third Avenue street car provoke a scene as a grey haired sightseer and a homely traveler with a bag endure the crowd. A beautiful young woman offers her seat and is refused as men give up seats, while the grey haired passenger insists she can stand as long as anyone.
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Brooklyn
New Utrecht
Gravesend
Be sensible about health remedy urged by Albany Argus
The Albany Argus exhorts readers to try Kidney-Wort for habitual constipation and torpid liver, claiming the remedy will restore kidney function and make the user feel like a well man. The ad style notice promotes faithful daily use.
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Albany Argus
A Toilet Luxury Sozodont Luxury Accessory
Sozodont is described as a luxury and necessity to be placed on the toilet. It is said to adorn the area and satisfy the senses with a pleasant perfume. The text claims it provides pleasure and health to its users.
Wyoming stock men expect lively summer season
The spring activity among stock men suggests a busy coming summer in Wyoming. A large cattle transfer involving thousands of dollars is reported, and townsman Chas Riner has bought a Muddy near Egbert sheep ranch from Mr Culver with about 6000 sheep.
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Chas. Riner
Riner
Culver
Egbert
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