Union Pacific promotes Sous Enatora Mak on Overland Limited
The Overland Limited adds Sous Enatora Mak as a featured rider while Uncle Sam endorses the Old Reliable service for quiet travel in the West. Ticket office at Old Stand, 101 Mainstreet.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1899
Page
7
The Overland Limited adds Sous Enatora Mak as a featured rider while Uncle Sam endorses the Old Reliable service for quiet travel in the West. Ticket office at Old Stand, 101 Mainstreet.
A garbled OCR passage mentions laxatives and tablets with broken phrases about cure and dosage. It references quinine and tablets, then shifts to mentions of Annie and bicycle marches in unclear context.
The Oklahoma Experiment Station reports an 1899 trial with eight pigs split into two groups on half an acre. One group fed alfalfa only, the other alfalfa plus full grain, showing markedly higher gains for the grain-fed pigs and noting the sow and litter performance.
A newspaper blurb urges housewives to buy Red Cross laundry starch with a coupon book offer. It promotes new starch branded Red Cross and promises two free children's Shakespeare pictures and a calendar with the initial purchase. The note highlights starch quality for crisp ironing and appeals to homemaker pride.
An old ad copy touts Allen's Foot-Ease as the cure for swollen burning feet and corns. The powder is shaken into shoes and sold by druggists and shoe stores, with a garbled line offering a free trial or address.
The passage argues prejudice comes from ignorance and urges rethinking familiar ideas. It cites a belief in Fiso's Cure as a solution to consumption and reflects on wisdom being long known yet needing personal experience to become real. It mentions Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
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