Grain market quotations from Jacob Myers Elevator Co
Corrected at 5 p m Thursday the local grain market lists No 2 Wheat 82 cents per bushel No 3 Wheat 80 cents No 3 Yellow Ear Corn 55 cents Yellow corn shelled 62 cents Mixed Corn 68 cents No 2 Rye per bushel We No 3 Rye Buckwheat White oats 43 cents Mixed oats and other items noted. Dye Thompson Lumber Co advertises window and door screens with custom sizes.
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Jacob Myers Elevator Co
Dye & Thompson Lumber Co
No Need of Suffering from Rheumatism
An ad proclaims relief from rheumatism with Chamberlain's Liniment. It notes pain relief aids sleep and rest and urges trial even for long-standing cases. For sale by City Drug Store.
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City Drug Store
Best Pills Ever Sold Promoted In North Carolina
Ayscue of In gieside N C praises Dr Wing s New Life Pills after 15 years of indigestion and 200 dollars spent none matched the pills under a drug store guarantee at J K Tillett s Drug Store Higgins Co offers new Lusitania collars in quarter sizes sold by Porter
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Dr. Wing
B. F. Ayscue
N.C. Saids
J. K. Tillett
Lusitania
Porter
Electric Bitters Vouched For By New York Resident
Mr Frank Conlan of 436 Houston St New York commends Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver complaints and for back pain and weak kidneys. The tonic regulates digestion purifies blood and restores vigor. Sold with guarantee at J E Tillett’s drug store 50c.
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Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
J.E. Tillett
Indiana Indestructible Paint and Champlain Stomach Tablets Ad
An advertisement touts Indiana Indestructible Paint ground in linseed oil guaranteed for five years. It urges comparison before buying from Dye & Thompson LuMREE. It also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming cures for stomach troubles and notes price 25c with free samples at City Drug Store.
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Indiana
Dye & Thompson Lumree
Chamberlain
Price
City Drug Store
Cure for sore nipples suggested by Chamberlain's Salve
Reader tips say Chamberlain's Salve cures sore nipples after nursing with gentle application and wiping before the next feeding. City Drug Store sells the salve. The piece also notes a pure food law on bad eggs and penalties, plus a promotional quip about advertising paying.
Woods in a Piano Showcases Wood Types and Roles
The San Francisco Chronicle examines how different woods serve piano parts from sounding boards to veneer. Spruce for soundboards, elm for frames, and veneers of walnut or rosewood provide beauty while maintaining strength, with poplar backing and maple and cedar used for mechanisms.
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United States
San Francisco Chronicle
Moonlit Memories of Mme Fairfax and Dahlia
An historic reminiscence describes Mme Fairfax’s habit of admiring the moon on Virginia porches and her maid Dahlia’s cheerful replies. Dahlia later recounts seeing the moon accompany them to Washington, a comforting link between home and city life.
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Mme. Fairfax
Virginia
Dahlia
Washington
Mis
Left Handed Children Training for Equal Use Early
A brief note from Exchange advises mothers to monitor and guide left handed tendencies in babies. It suggests alternating the carrying arm to exercise both sides, guiding the child to use the right hand when handed items are offered, and starting training early to foster equal use of both hands.
The Fussy Woodsman in the Forest Stream
A witty note on a man who fixes on the downsides of fishing with a "fusser" attitude. He complains the woods are awful the water is too wet and gear breaks or pinches. As dusk nears he pleads to return to the boat, while the narrator records his exaggerated grievances.
Rice trial used to detect thief in Calcutta households
A missionary recounts how a renowned thief doctor tested servants in Calcutta. He summoned all native staff, burned nauseating smoke, chanted curses, and administered dry rice powder. one man failed the test, confessed, and thieves recovered. The test hinged on self consciousness of guilt.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
India
Calcutta
Flere
April Fool Anniversaries of Notable Figures
The New York Press notes April fools across history. It lists Prince Bismarck and many others including Agnes Repplier, Edwin Abbey, Hamilton Hamilton, Ned Sothern, President Harris of Amherst, Governor Anthony of Rhode Island, President McCosh of Princeton, Governor Lucas of Town, Richard Butler, William Hindman, Dr. Samuel Bard, Dr. Fred Corwin, the ichthyologist, and journalist H. C. Page as celebrated April 1 anniversaries.
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Prince Bismarck
Agnes Repplier
Rockill
Edwin Abbey
Hamilton Hamilton
Ned Sothern
Harris
Amherst
Anthony
Rhode Island
McCosh
Princeton
Lucas
Town
Richard Butler
William Hindman
Samuel Bard
Fred Corwin
H. C. Page
America
New York Press
Overworked Mrs Rose Told by Washington Star
Mr Rose of Melrose returns home to find Mrs Rose exhausted on a couch. The doctor asked her to stick out her tongue and declared she was overworked. He then grimly advised rest, and Mr Rose expresses wary confidence in the physician.
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Francesville
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Plymouth
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Ole Miss Moon
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J. A. Clark
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Kellar
F. A. Hollett
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Abe Whitaker
J. L. Beesley
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Crabbs Reynolds
Talyer Company
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