The Churches and the Boys Motivate Civic Action
The essay argues that in many towns boys drift from church life after Sunday School and into saloons. It calls for churches to provide inviting reading rooms with varied literature and social games, staffed by welcoming young women, to keep boys from the streets and alcohol. It warns parents to prioritize their sons over costly indulgences.
Buck ivg and the Gup cured Civil War era wound
A fragment recalls a ball that struck G. B. Steadman of Newark Michigan during the Civil War and a supposed cure by Buck ivg. The item touts cures for cuts bruises burns boils felons corns and skin eruptions selling for 25 cents by W. L.
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G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Éara
W. L
Ideal fountain pen offer steals Rural magazine publicity
A sample of the Ideal fountain pen is offered free with two trial subscriptions to the National Rural and Family Magazine. Subscriptions are 25 cents each and run until January 1, 1901. The Rural Journal, over 50 years old, is praised by William Jennings Bryan for defending farmers’ interests.
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Ideal
Rural and Family
Great Farm and Home
William Jennings Bryan
National Rural, Daity Building
Chicago
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