A Never-Ending Market Day And a Sudden Revelation
Irene Garland confronts Netherville in a crowded scene where Mrs Vine accuses him of deceit. Irene, unseen before, discovers Netherville with another woman, prompting her to fear a public betrayal and a confrontation about money and marriage. Netherville offers aid, then faces Irene’s distress and puzzling reaction.
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Slater
Lord Netherville
Mrs. Vine
Netherville
Indy
Miss Garland
Marton
The Truth of Irene Garland and Rupert Carroll
Irene Garland confronts Lord Netherville and Rupert Carroll about deception and social scandal as Agatha confronts her husband. Carroll rushes home to find his wife and the truth about Irene while Agatha learns of his love, and Rupert admits he loves Irene and cannot marry Agatha.
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Don
Netherville
Agatha
Lord Netherville
Irene
Ashe
Rupert Carroll
Carroll
Burlington House
Mindance
Irena
Chester Square
Louise Carroll
Rupert
Inga Ho
Choosing a Builder for Your New House
Choosing a builder is as crucial as selecting an architect. Do not fix on the cheapest bid without understanding its reason. Builders with limited means may borrow, risking owner liability under mechanics liens if the builder fails. Pay as work progresses to ensure the builder’s debts are covered and the house is free and clear.
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Circle Magazine
Too Bal. Mistress and maid in upstairs parlour inquiry
A clipped excerpt shows dialogue about a mistress and her maid with a servant upstairs arranging madame's hair, and a reference to Lipplncott's. The line suggests a domestic scene or probing conversation within a household.
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Madame
Finishing fowls for market a careful feeding guide
The article outlines finishing fowls for early markets, emphasizing a switch from soft feeding to a heavy grain ration. It advises mixing cotton seed meal, boosting mash, and increasing grain while monitoring fattening time. Proper grit charcoal and water are essential, with feed troughs to ensure all birds eat, aiming for prime condition in two to three weeks.
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G. Dn
Indiana
Fattening the Fowls and Egg Cost Discussion
Advice on fattening young fowls with staged feeding and water plus grit, outlining starting starvation, gradual intake, and daily feeding schedules. Then a prompt to farmers to track costs of egg production from April 1 to 1910, with questions about annual egg yield for profit discussion.
Poultry Care Tips From Farmer Notes
Reflecting on last year, farmers gain respect for poultry care and its impact on egg prices. Proper housing and feed boost laying, with eggs expected to stay high through winter. avoid early hatching from hens with roosters. Clean drinking fountains prevent bowel trouble as milk should never replace water for chicks.
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Bis
Bonds by Special Train Deliver Bonds to New York Bank
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company moved bonds valued at 16.5 million dollars via a special train and two detectives. E. C. Bradley, a company manager, personally delivered the bonds to a New York banking house to save the 15 thousand dollar express fee.
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Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
E. C. Bradley
Exprega
Munyon's Eminent Doctors Free Medical Advice
Free medical diagnostic offer from Munyon's at 63d and Jefferson Street Philadelphia. Customers mail in questions or request a medical examination blank for diagnosis. Doctors will say if cure is possible and are under no obligation to follow advice.
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Munyon's
Jefferson Strate
Philadelphia
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised as Constitutional Remedy
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from B J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional cure. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with a $100 reward for a failure to cure and invites readers to send for circulars and testimonials.
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Hall
B.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Spohn’s Distempar Cure touted by Had Dobie
In forty years with horses Had Dobie endorses Spohn's Distempar Cure as the most successful remedy for horses and blood purifier. Bottles priced 60 cents and one dollar. Druggists or manufacturers supply. Agents wanted. Free book from Spahn Medical Co Spec Contagious Diseases Goshen Ind.
Child Health Ads and Cures Endorsements in 19th Century Paper
A collage of patent medicines and health tips appears, touting Mother Gray’s Sweet Powder for children, Hamling Wizard Oil gargle for sore throat, Dr. Blunt’s Rheumatic Remedy, and Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. The page also mocks poor charity distribution and notes a quip about treating a man like a dog.
All Who Would Enjoy Good Health Prefers Right Living
The article extols health through proper living and timely use of simple remedies. It promotes California Fig Syrup Co. as the source of the genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, claiming it provides the one perfect laxative when needed and urging purchase only from the company through druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Alsmay
Mra. Vine
Simpst
Garland
Irene Garland
Ale
Ahb
Louise
England
Berkeley
John
Providence
Town and Country Journal
Emma B
Brown
J. C. Cilpp
Farmers' Home Journal
Munyon
Mother Gray
Allen & Olmstad
le Roy
Pierce
Weyron
Lewis
Texas Lands Raga
Dimuit
Zavejla
Sun Treres Thompson
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