BICOLLA PILLS Promoted For Nerve and Health Benefits
An advertisement touts BICOLLA PILLS as nourishment for nerves and brain, claiming increased strength, health, and vitality for men and women. It cites J. E. Buckey of the National Hotel in Washington DC testifying to renewed vigor and weight gain after using the product. The Turners of Philadelphia are named as makers with Columbus agents Hauser and Parken. Additional lines promote Turners Livite Liver Pills for liver health and headache relief.
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Turners OF
Philadelpaca
J. E. Buckey
National Hotel
Washington, D. C
Columbus
Paine
Paul Leicester Ford
Pater Stirling
Iran
Indianapolis Journal
Prices for farm goods and market items listed
Various agricultural prices are cited including wheat at 90 cents per bushel, corn at 25 cents per bushel, hay per ton, and butter at 10 to 12 cents per pound. The list also notes eggs, potatoes, coffee, sugar, molasses, and flour with mixed unit measures and prices.
Sunday Show Teases Noshville Sermon
A Sunday event in Noshville promises a brief program likened to a sermon. The presenter urges kindness to children and offers guidance for visitors to the Southern BR RL area.
Sled ride escapade with a runaway horse and a clever dog
Harry and his sled Reindeer chase a runaway horse and sleigh down a hill. The dog pulls the sleigh home with reins in its mouth as Harry ends the chase in a bookstore owner’s team. A second verse recalls a snowman made from soapy water melting as winter ends in Saint Nicholas.
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Harry
Grandpa
Texicas
Maine
Mr. Crocker
Prince Charlie
Comic exchanges and an exam anecdote in 1900s press
A Strand Magazine quip about a dog chasing hens and causing scrambled eggs appears alongside a Washington cor Philadelphia Press note. A treasury clerk faced a promotion exam with the response How long will you stay in civil service Until death do us part.
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Strand Magazine
Treasury Department
Ignada
Waites
Dowm
Washington Cor
Philadelphia
Presa
Limousin Hills Stand Out For Extreme Rural Misery
The text describes Limousin’s barren uplands along Dordogne Correze and Haute-Vienne, halfway between Perigueux and Limoges. It notes severe illiteracy and stunted height among two thirds of men under 5 feet 3 inches, women shorter, due to harsh farming, poor diet, and insanitary homes. It adds that height normalizes when people migrate away and regresses when raised in the environment.
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Limousin
Dordogne
Correze
Haute-Vienne
Perigueux
Limoges
France
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Amale
Dry Block
Steve Wood
Ory
AR TY Andy
Hauser & Parken
C. Hay
Kago Post
Eaay
Oazabon
Marseilles
Buridan
Paris
Figara
Sicily
Osylon
Forbes
Nile
High Nile
Low Nile
St. Louis
Slesisenger Bey
Merchants’ Exchange
Messenger
St. Louis Republic
Chey
Groldsmith
Parson
Gill Delay
Ted
Vaine
8. Domer
St. Paul’s
Wells, Richardson & Co
Yours Very Truly
Dammer
St. Paul’s Eng
Lurd. Church
U. S
Washington
Grp
Patent Office
Washington, IF. C
Plleieios Reaiseelon Ney
Kinney & Kinney
Admmijstratrix
Willard Bonnell
Bartholomew County
Jindiana
Berythena Bonnell
W. W. Lampert
Wightman & Wightman
Columbus, Ind
W. F. Norton
Noshville
Barry
W. Elleworth
Nicholas
Paria
Ranegate
England
Goodwin