Advert for tonics and patent remedies threatens subscription drive
An old newspaper notice promotes Karl's Clover Root Tea Shiloh's Conpapnon Care Shiloh's Vitalizer and other tonics sold by W. H. Finke. It offers rewards for subscribers, urges readers troubled with digestion and nervous issues to try remedies, and comments on stock feeding and wasteful mills.
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Shiloh
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A. Sweet
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Weekly Dispatch offers free copy with seeds promotion
The Weekly Dispatch of Bt Tul Minnesota advertises offers of free copies in connection with May & Company seeds. The notice promises a free newspaper and highlights the publisher as a leading weekly farm paper with subscription price details.
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Tul
Minnesota
Malarie
Tinea Boise
May & Company
Central Route tourist sleepers and monthly specials
Advertises thinels gout and Annovagsanents with connections from Chicago to New Orleans and the Pacific coast via Southern Pacific lines. Details tourist sleeper services weekly plus Wednesday sailings, monthly excursions January through May 187,7 with special round trips from Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa to southern points, plus fleet sale notes. Also promotes Shiloh’s remedies for dyspepsia cough and catarrh with local dealer W H Finke.
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Why did Wheat Fall After Restoration of Confidence
Wheat dropped about ten percent as writers found no political cause. Some blamed a potential Bryan mediation in coal disputes while Democrats won a congressional district in Indiana, fueling uncertainty.
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Indiana
Waverly Man Murder Suspected After Discovery
Jarome Curran, a farmer near Waverly Town, was found shot and burned in the weeds on Thursday after disappearing Monday morning while hunting bees. Police suspect murder but motive remains unknown. He carried little money, none stolen.
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Since Baby Came Florance Bain Poem in September Ladies' Home Journal
A short lyric reflecting joy after childbirth. Florance Catherine Bain notes how the home fills with brightness and sings of happiness replacing sorrow. The speaker contemplates life's worth and a sense of heaven drawing near.
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Arlington fair highlights and concerns amid races
The Arlington fair drew five to six thousand attendees with races and the Talbot Racing Combination providing the main show. While financially successful, managers face censure for a wide open setup that allowed gamblers to take more money than the Association gained, prompting calls for reform. A Chicago Great Western freight train recently carried steward John C. Barr to St. Paul, and Seattle's steamer Cleveland will ferry five more vessels to Yukon mining routes, with Toledo and Toledonians aboard.
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Toledo
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North American Transportation and Trading Line
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September Bridges Waltz of a Morning Crush
A lyrical reflection on a daily AM meeting at a street corner with a mystery sweetheart. The speaker contrasts calm, hopeful affection with unsure knowledge of her life and feelings. Heaven seems closer when her face appears, though details remain elusive.
Conundrums and Railways in a Fractured Text
A noisy excerpt discusses Russian railway stations set away from towns to reduce fire risk, noting straw thatched huts in small villages. It pivots to a witty Victor Hugo quote about gendered conundrums, remarking on the difficulty of guessing women and signaling a playful, era-tinged reflection.
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Thoreau lecture and Seymour memoirs described
A lecture by Frank DB Sanborn reframes Thoreau as a purposeful observer of nature. The piece then profiles James Seymour born 1702 in London, famed for horse portraiture and a Duke of Bomber incident, highlighting his pride and independence in art.
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America's First Elephant Jeanette At Peru Indiana
The famed elephant Jeanetté, age 116, claimed to be the oldest in the United States, resided in Peru Indiana. She toured American menageries since 1824 after arriving from England aboard a Liverpool clipper in 1823, part of a global herd acquired for export to England. She changed hands many times, though remained a beloved, temperate figure in the circus world even as elephants became common.
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Yukon Gold Fields story in September Midland Monthly
The September Midland Monthly of Des Moines presents the Yukon Gold Fields with development, present Alaska conditions, and emigration prospects. It features portraits of Henry, Cudahy, the Weares, and Mr. and Mrs. Gage, plus Alaska photo engravings loaned by P. B. Weere, a pioneer investor. The article is described as the first complete presentation on the subject in any periodical.
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Midland Monthly
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Vale dates and agent contact for railroad inquiry
Call on ticket agent B. at CG. BR. & N Ry. for dates of vale and further information or write J. Moxtvon, G. P. & T. A., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for details.
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