Balm of Scripture Pine Oil Used by Physicians for Consumptives
An article promotes Virgin Oil of Pine (Pure) as a treatment for lung disease based on a Maine camp doctor’s regimen. It claims fresh air, nutrition, and pine oil with glycerine and whisky can strengthen lungs and cure coughs, with preparation details and warnings about imitations.
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East
Pine Woods
Maine
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward for Cures
An old advertisement claims a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as makers and features testimonials from local traders Kilnman Marvin and staff. The notice urges readers to buy Hall's and also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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BP. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Watpina, Kilmnan & Marvin
Whoileaale Druggtata
Q Hall
Reform as burden of changing ways, cynic notes
A cynical definition frames reform as forcing individuals to abandon their methods and adopt others' approaches, portraying reform as a moral and practical coercion rather than collaborative improvement. The exchange underscores skepticism about systemic change and personal resistance to new norms.
Piles Cured in Days Promise with Palo Ointment
An ad promises quick relief and a cure for piles using Palo Ointment. It guarantees to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days or money back. The copy asserts guaranteed effectiveness and refund terms.
Doctor’s Confidence in Patients Cited as Aberration Comment
A quotation notes that the average physician would perish from aberration if patients lacked confidence in him as much as he lacks in himself.
Trappers Supplies Sold Cheap Catalogue No 9
N. W. Hide and Fur Co of Minneapolis Minnesota advertises cheap prices in Catalogue No 9 for trappers supplies. The notice promotes affordable hides and fur items to draw buyers.
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N. W. Hide & Fur Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Quiet reply from trust magnate on future limits
The prominent magnate dismissively questions how, once laws cannot be overridden, others will cope. He hints at altering favorites as a solution, delivering the remark with a cavernous yawn.
Cuticura Cure Restores Child After Months of Eczema
A Fulton Georgia couple describe their one year old daughter’s worsening eczema, failed doctors, and rising costs before using Cuticura Remedies. They credit rapid skin improvement within three days and complete disappearance of sores in a week, lamenting lost eyesight prior. They advocate Cuticura as superior for skin troubles and blood impurities. August 17, 1906.
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Frank Abbott
Fulton, Ge —— Qo
Raising Geese On The Farm A Practical Guide
The article explains goose farming as a versatile, pasture based practice requiring water and grazing. It compares breeds like Toulouse Embden and African noting egg production, temperament, and market desirability. It covers housing, nesting, feeding, broody behavior, and growth timelines for goslings.
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Toulouse
R I
Toulouse-sridden ‘Ress
New York State
Treatment of tobacco bed soil for rot control
A Wooster Ohio horticulturist reports on using 40 percent formalin drenches to treat old tobacco beds to reduce Rhizoctonia bed rot and damping off. He notes application before sowing, cost, and the possibility of fall treatments, with steam as an alternative method.
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Carboys
Wooster
A. D. Selby, Wooster
Plowing in England With Industrial Alcohol
The article notes potential farm use of denatured alcohol as motive power in England and the United States. Dr. Wiley highlights alcohol motors as a substitute for horse or steam on plows, detailing methods from a British farmers bulletin and noting the price advantage in Britain due to tax.
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Farmers’ Bulletin
Hr. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Washington, D. C
England
Great Britain
United States
Wiley
Fruit Cellar in Winter Storage Tips
Instructions on cooling a fruit cellar for winter storage. Open windows by day for cold air, close at night to keep low temperatures and prevent decay. Properly vented cellar can extend apple storage by two to three months. California grape production claim highlights state output relative to U S.
Molasses-Fed Black Angus Wins Big at Chicago Show
Bloomingto n Illinois stockman Jacob Funk wins the grand prize at the Chicago International stock show with 15 head of black Angus, selling to a New York butcher for a record price. Funk attributes the success to a molasses enhanced diet and careful rationing, including soaking corn and restricting pasture in the final weeks.
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Jacob Funk
Bloomington
Ill
Chicago
Funk
Finnk
New York City
The Sorting of Apples Keeps Swill Barrel Clean
Advice to clean the swill barrel periodically and scald it thoroughly to prevent old sour milk from harming hog health.
Five Weeks Bedridden With Painful Kidney Trouble
Mrs. Mary Wagner of Bridgeport Connecticut suffered intense kidney disease with constant pain backaches headaches and dizzy spells. She credits five boxes of Deans Kidney Pills with a full recovery and recommends them. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Voster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Mary Wagner
Kossuth’ Avenue
Bridgeport
Conn
Baysa
Dean
Voster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Thanksgiving Talk From Rural Kitchen Gossip
Old Reliable asks Mrs Catkin about how the turkeys and Thanksgiving turned out while Mr Corncrib recalls their last pig dying in July and notes having prime pork sausage as the conversation turns to farm life and food.
Compulsory Education Dominates Lessons From Experience
A saying suggests that most learning from life comes under compulsory education. The idea emphasizes that everyday experiences teach lessons as effectively as formal instruction.
Allcock's Porous Plasters Promoted as Trusted Remedy
A long standing advertisement touts Allcock's porous plasters as a safe reliable pain reliever used for sixty years. It claims worldwide presence and purity of ingredients suitable for children, emphasizing original genuine status and broad druggist distribution.
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Allcock
Allcock's
Tourist detained by Russian secret police at Kremlin
Viskey of the Russian secret police forces a tourist toward the Kremlin after declaring the man must not stay in the country. The tourist replies they will leave but has no permit to depart, prompting threats of detention until a decision is made.
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Viskey
Secret Police
The
Kremlin
Suggestion to write own addresses on envelopes
Assistant Postmaster General De Graw proposes writing the sender's address on the outside of envelopes to reduce misdirected mail. He notes over 11 million pieces went astray last year and many become dead letters in the dead letter office.
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United States
de Graw
Wisconsin woman healed by Grape-Nuts and no white bread
A Wisconsin woman describes long illness from 1887 to 1901 due to cerebro spinal congestion and digestive issues. After a doctor ordered Grape-Nuts and two years without white bread she recovered, gained strength, and resumed work. She credits brain clarity and overall health to the food and urges publication to help others.
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Wis Towm
Postum Co
Batife Greek
Wellville
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