Tribune Store Advertises Books Goods And Music In Dillon
Local ads promote oyster cocktails at the Senate and a Tribune Store sale of school supplies and popular songs. Notices mention Mr Abbie of Neihart Herald and railroad official Leonard. Election Day holiday for Normal School and County High School students. E D Marsh and Todd Rogers arrive in Dillon. Marsh noted as sole Republican survivor of the Madison county wreck.
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Tribune
State Normal
County High School
R. R. Rathbone
E. D. Marsh
Madison County
Dillon
Sheridan
Todd Rogers
Mr. Marsh
First Baptist Church Offers Weekly Services in Idaho
Corner of Idaho and Sebree streets hosts services led by Rev. Henry F. Copa from May 1 to October 1 with Sunday topics and special meetings. The church invites parishioners to attend Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, class and junior leagues, Epworth League, evening preaching at 7 30, and Wednesday prayer at 7 30. The parsonage is beside the church and the pastor is glad to assist.
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Idaho
Sebree Streets
Henry F. Copa
St James Church Schedule by Rev Hooker Rector
St James Church under Rev D Hooker rector offers Sunday services with Holy Communion at 11:00 on the first Sunday and at 7:00 and 8:45 a.m. on other Sundays. Morning prayer at 11:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. on saints days. Young people meet at 6:45 p.m. Evening prayer at 7:30 p.m. Holy days observe 10:00 a.m. services.
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D. Hooker
Training a Horse to Bow No Kiss and Laugh in Tricks
A writer describes how a trainer teaches a horse to bow by tapping with a whip and caressing, then to say No with a whip butt scratch, to kiss with apples and salt, and to laugh by gentle whipping and opening the mouth, ending with a grin.
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Iearns
Ile
Chicago Street Car Panic Ends With Humble Fare
Passengers on an eastbound Archer avenue car feared a holdup when a wild eyed man flourished a revolver. The scene shifted as the man spotted the conductor's $5 change, fled toward the rear, but the car sped past. The episode ended with the man leaving empty handed.
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Chicago
Archer Avenue
Ashland Avenue
Pitch and motion of dense and light objects
The passage notes pitch behaving differently with speed, appearing solid in cold weather yet yielding under weight. A bullet sinks into pitch, while pitch rises through cork due to differing densities, illustrating varied resistance to motion and immersion.
Cleaning silver and household tips from the New York Press
The article offers guidance on cleaning silver and other bric a brac using jewelers soap and warm water, a hair-brush, ammonia in water, lemon juice, and careful rinsing. It warns against plate powder and hyposulphate of soda, noting polishing risks and preferred methods. It also tangentially critiques toe growth and muscle use with a fragmented aside from the New York Press.
Homemade closet substitutes and kitchen notes from advice column
Advice on space saving closet ideas using three pine shelves and a room corner. Cooking tips describe Mexican eggs with canned tomatoes and onions, and notes on paprika and celery salt. Guidance on selecting ironware and durable tinware contrasts good and poor finishes. A wallpaper preview features pale lavender with purple and yellow pansies and Turkish coffee cups in robin’s egg blue.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Advertisement Claim
An American ad claims Cascarets Candy Cathartic cures constipation and a sluggish liver. It touts biliousness headaches fevers and piles as effects of indigestion and offers guaranteed relief or money back with sample and booklet free.
Speeding the Parting Guest at 11 30 Car
A man asks if the clock is right fearing he will miss the 11:30 car while a woman reveals the clock is slow by about twenty minutes. He realizes during the wait that her love for him is not as he hoped.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Tops Purchases in U S Markets
The text claims Americans buy Cas carets at two million boxes yearly and expect three million before New Year. It touts Cascarets as the most delightful bowel regulator for all year and notes druggists offer boxes at 100, 250, and 500 prices with a cure guaranteed.
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United States
Cascrarets
Cascaretd
Ares’s War Talk and Odd News Across the Press
A collage of wartime steel bullet talk by Ares with Muses opposing progress, Hawaiian name pronunciations, medical testimonials for Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment, Chamberlain’s remedies, and a joke about star players. Includes notes on Corn removal and Chamberlain’s Pain Balm with local druggists cited.
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Ares
Detroit
Jornal
Local quarrel claim marks night outing
A noisy scene emerges as a claim of infidelity is leveled after a night out. The speaker alleges a spouse was seen with another person, prompting a tense exchange about loyalty and accusations.
Electric Bitters credited with saving John Oliver
Philadelphia man John Oliver recalls a dreadful illness with yellowing skin and sunken eyes. After three doctors gave up, a friend’s tip about Electric Bitters produced quick improvement, and three weeks of use restored his health. City Drug Store advertises the remedy at 50 cents.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Cascarets Candy Ad Claiming Medical Benefits
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Candy as a cathartic medical discovery that cleanses kidneys liver and bowels and dispels colds and headaches. It urges purchase of a box for 60 cents with guarantee by druggists.
Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before
Exchange between Mrs Witts and Mr Witts: he jokes the doctor has arrived and suggests calling the undertaker, noting coming events cast their shadows before as quoted from the Chicago News.
King’s New Life Pills Health Claim Advertisement
An old style ad promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills for headaches and nervous symptoms. It claims to purify blood and strengthen nerves, with easy usage and a 26 cent price. Money back if not cured, sold by City Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Rick
City Drug Store
They Say the Horse Will Become Practically Extinct
A young woman remarks that time will render the horse nearly extinct. Broncho Bob responds with skepticism and mild humor. The excerpt includes unrelated notices about debts and a patent medicine claim offering a reward for taint-free capsules.
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Broncho Bob
Washington Star
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E.T. Paull
Gale
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R. P. Sure, Pastor
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Calla
Pw Norkril
Dion
TNO
Willis
Montana
Dillon National Bank
MONIL
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