Sunday rest and toil in six days of labor recited
A long editorial argues Sunday rest honors physical and moral law, citing workmen who endure six days of hard labor and find Sunday a balm. It contrasts rich leisure with toil, urges rest as divine command, and includes a consumer anecdote about Ballard's Horehound Syrup and a shop mischance with a crash suit on the square.
Stolen Money Trick Highlights Pocket Theft Tale
An elderly man recalls losing a $500 wad after a pickpocket used a straw to tickle his ear while he watched a shop window. The thief then retrieved the money in an instant. The letter also notes Devoe paint usage reports and a veterinary visit, ending with a Texas outbreak report on lockjaw among cattle in Bexar County.
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Man of nerve worn by sickness ages before time
Mrs. Carrie Austin of Hollon Kansas praises Herbine noting it regulated her liver and restored health. She states she is never without it and mentions Price and Mitchell as sellers of the medicine.
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Carrie Austin
Hollon
Kansas
Price & Mitchell
Snow Liniment Claim Joins Austerlitz Fame
An advertisement touts Louie Ballard's Snow Liniment as the best in the world for rheumatism sprains burns and sore chests. A. C. Pitts of Rodessa La endorses it and notes its usefulness for any ailment reachable by a liniment. Price & Mitchell sell the product.
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Mobile
Ala
Price & Mitchell
Austerlitz
Dallard
A.C. Pitts
Rodessa
Louie Ballard
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