Marshfield Area Notices and Death of Miss Emily Jones
Johnsonville residents report visits by Bert Fleming and wife of West Lebanon, Johnnie Stevens from Williamsport, and others. Miss Emily Jones dies at home southeast of Marshfield between noon and 3 PM after a summer illness. she leaves a mother, sisters, and many friends.
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Bert Fleming
West
Lebanon
George Chumlea
Emily Jones
Marshfield
Miss Jones
Walter Williams
H. G. Chandler
L. C. Cronkhite
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
Deafness cannot be cured by local applications and is treated by constitutional remedies. It is caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining, leading to rumbling or impairment of hearing. nine of ten cases stem from catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure offers a $100 reward for any catarrh deafness case not cured, with free circulars.
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Hall
Circolara
F.J Cheney & Co
Toledo
The Eagle and the Arrow Tale
A vivid old fable recounts an eagle watching a hare from a rock. An archer hidden nearby fires a fatal shot. The eagle dies after realizing the arrow’s feathers were made from its own wing. The creature laments its fate and the irony of self-wrought harm.
Prosperous man plays solitaire with dice at Liberty Street cafe
A prosperous man who frequents the Liberty Street cafe is seen at the bar for lunch each day. He sits with another man and shakes dice to decide if he will take a rink, never betting with anyone else. Source: New York Press.
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Diem
Liberty Street
New York
New York Press
Death Knell of Friendship Quotation
A St Augustine saying warns that suspicion is the poison of friendship. The brief note presents the quotation as a moral reflection on trust and social bonds.
Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County This Week
Transactions in Fountain County real estate show numerous filings from title deeds. Notable transfers include Van Buren, Attica, and Kingman areas with prices ranging from small fractions to thousands, including 40 acre, 41 42 lots, and various up to 41000. Local trusts and executors list properties and values for transfers and allocations.
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Ty Real Estate
O. &. Pouglass
J. M. Booet
van Buren
Electric Bitters Proved Cure for Liver Trouble
Robert Madsen of West Burlington Indiana was given up by four doctors after eight months of virulent liver trouble and yellow jaundice. He recovered completely after using Electric Bitters, a stomach liver nerve and kidney remedy and blood purifier. Only 50 cents at all druggists.
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Arillion
Robert Madsen
West Burlington
Scotland
Walter Scott
Peking
Klein
Robert Gillespie
Millville
N. J
Yukon
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Alps
Italy
London
Davies
William H. Vanderbilt
Madison Square Garden
Vanderbilt
Pavies
Charles E
Upper
Normandy
Grim belief and green vessel lights on the Hudson
The piece notes that some equate grimness with goodness and piety with a shared fate, then recalls an idea attributed to Gen. Benjamin F. Butler. It states the red and green side lights for ships were first used on the Hudson in 1862, introduced by Butler who supported a factory making the lights.
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Gen. Butler
Hudson River
Benjamin F. Butler
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Kidney Support Remedy
Foley Kidney Pills contain ingredients claimed to regulate and strengthen kidney and bladder function. Try them yourself. For sale by all druggists.
Wages for Farm Laborers Reach Peak in 1910 Across Regions
Government figures show American farm laborers earned an average $27.56 per month in 1910, the highest in 45 years. Regional variations exist, with Nevada at $54 and South Carolina at $16.50. board costs push totals higher in most regions, Massachusetts tops at $37.20, and New England totals reach $21.65 with board.
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Department of Agriculture
Wirth Board
Nevada
Montana
Washington
South Carolina
New England
North Atlantic
Massachusetts
South Aftlantic
West Virginis
Mississippi
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Oklahoma
New Remedy Targets Radish Pests Amid Early Spring Threat
Farm and Fireside warns the radish fly will appear early, laying eggs near roots. Eggs hatch into maggots that bore into radishes. conventional manuring cannot protect plants. The proposed remedy involves arsenate and wool fat though boiling water can kill maggots or eggs if applied.
Safe remedy hints for root worm protection in crops
The text discusses non lethal and plant safe controls for root worms. It recommends tobacco dust around plant rows to deter flies, and repeated applications of tobacco tea kerosene emulsion or lime sulphur solution to kill worms that contact them. A new compound combines lime and sulphur solution with lead arsenate and woolfat for this purpose.
Danish Dairy Advice Doubles Milk Output
Farmers can double milk per cow by following Danish dairy students guidance. Denmark previously averaged about 3.0 pounds. training raised output to 6.000 pounds per cow. American farmers are urged to adopt the same successful practices and profit gains.
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United States
Denmark
Yields Rise in Europe Through Intensive Cultivation
After six millennia of practice across Europe, agricultural yields grow large and continue to climb due to more efficient and intelligent intensive farming methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mind over blood flow proves quick nosebleed halt
Lawrence Hodges notes in the Chicago Record-Herald that strong mental effort can redirect blood flow to limb muscles to stop a nosebleed. He describes repeated trials where visualizing running uphill or carrying weight ends the bleeding quickly, suggesting thoughts can alter bodily secretions and salivation as well.
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Lawrence Hodges
Chicago Record-Herald
Buffalo Tongues and Walrus Toothpicks From Native Craft
A Washington Post excerpt describes Indigenous crafts including walrus whisker toothpicks made by Alaska natives and buffalo tongue hairbrushes used by the Blackfoot. It notes depopulation of buffalo herds ends the former abundance and laments lost goods once common on plains in the 1850s.
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Alaska
Washington Post
Empress Eugenie as a Young Duchess of Charms
Princess von Racowit's Autobiography recalls admiring Empress Eugenie in a royal quadrille. The description highlights her slender graceful figure, white pearl embroidered dress, auburn hair, diadem, and a mellifluous voice as she spoke briefly.
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Empress Eugenie
Princess von Racowit
The Torpedo Fish in Nile Myths and Mechanics
The torpedo fish or Torpedon electricus is described as the electric catfish of the Nile. It can deliver a shock comparable to a Leyden jar, aiding prey capture and confusing enemies. The electric discharge can travel through metal, and injuries occur when an iron spear or knife contacts the fish.
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Nile
St. Nicholas
Giving Them Their Due in London Mall
A fragment quotes an exchange between the oldest inhabitant and a village postmaster over honesty. The line reveals a humorous dispute about truthfulness and identity in a London Mall setting.
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London Mall
Be-Did You See the Pleasing Expression
A witty exchange from the Detroit Free Press notes a mother and daughter, with a humorous twist on aging. The cartoonish remark highlights a playful view of appearances and kinship.
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Detroit Free Press
When He Buys Chips
A compact note reflects on patriotism sparked by poker rather than ideals, suggesting that practical interest, not ideology, guides a sharp mind. The Philadelphia Record cites a wry contrast between motivations and honors a thoughtful outlook from Washington Alliston.
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Philadelphia Record
Timely Brevities From Across the World
A sweeping summary of global statistics and curiosities from 97 American manufacturers in Madrid to mummies in Egypt. Notes on literacy in Portugal, clothing trade in Switzerland, Hungary’s population, Burma shopping woes, Madagascar post offices, and shifting imports among Germany Italy the United States and France. Also covers plague drug prices in the East coal mine safety measures in Germany paper type in Washington and long tunnels in the Alps with Vanderbilts remarks on Parson Davies and Normandy pebble trade among others.
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Madrid
Portugal
Switzerland
Hungary
Burma
Madagascar
Germany
Italy
United States
France
India
London
Russia
Hongkong
Virginia
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Trustees' Notices for Troy Township in K of P Building
The trustees will be in the office room at the K P building on Wednesdays and Saturdays each week to transact township business.
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Cates
Ind
Jos. Starkey
Fulton Township
W.t
K. of P
Washbington Street
Shoes one size smaller promise from Allen’s Foot Ease
Advertisement for Allen’s Foot Ease antiseptic powder claims to relieve swollen tender and aching feet bunions and corns while offering comfort for cold feet. Sample free and address in LeRoy New York. Do not accept substitutes. 25 cents.
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Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
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State Line
Henry Wright
Waverly Wright
Bismarck
Oliver Wright
Illinois
Walter Kent
Danville
Mr. Kent
Charley Kent
Myrtle Moody
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Hlome ‘Wrade
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D. M. Gardiner
Rchland
Gertie A. Huagland
F. Minick
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C. ¥. Smith
Frac Attica
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Bell Co
C.F. Stuart
Jemima Haaley
T.J. Allen
William E. Allen
Jackson Township
RS. Miner
G. W. 3Afford
Fountain Trust Co. Admr
Srah K. Ferguson
Arter LeBaw
Veedersburg
H C Shosf
J. E. Redenbaugh
Jackson
R Teegarden
Livia Woodard
Kingman
H. J. Shepherd
C L. Shepherd
Stone Bluff
Guy M. Sprankle
Abbie McMahon
G W. Diffenderfer
W. B. Costing
Troy
Nellie Harris
Bert Hushaw
Newtown
H. D Purviance
J H. Aitour
Kimdale Add Atetica
Buffalo Tongues
Washington Alliston
Far East
Servia
Great Britain
Fulton, Township
Troy Township
Chas. A. Brown
C. Yount
Covington, Indiana
R. N. Voliva
Newtown, Indiana
Alva L. Spinning, M. D
Covington, Ind
W. H. Cox
Attorney At Law
Notary Public
Harter Building
N. E
John B. Actin
Office Mayer
Public Square
P. Lewis
Allen's
Corner Public Square
Offectiver Vusinaluu Oavhing Company
Dodd & Steather’s
D. Redden
Attica
M ' Covington
Gomeg North
Are Covington No. 4
Main Lin
Attica Vos
Angie
Richeson
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