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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1905
Page
3
Professor Nichols observes a tall, limp youth in class responding to the question What is work with a witty exchange. The student claims the desk is wood work and work exists in everything. The piece, drawn from the Detroit Tribune and Philadelphia Record, blends literary fragments with a humorous school scene.
An advertisement urges readers to exam their digestion and internal organs to cure skin problems. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a regulator of stomach liver kidneys and bowels and claims quick improvement. Sold by H J Moogk and Wm Jungkunz and other druggists.
The C M and St P road will sell daily excursion tickets from May 15 to Sept 30 to Delavan Waukesha Madison and other points at reduced rates B Lodwid J B Sweatt agent To the Harvest Fields of Minnesota North and South Dakota in August the Chicago Great Western railway sells to groups of five harvest hands tickets to towns in those states at greatly reduced rates For more information contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A St Paul Minn 8 2dw8 15 CASH REGISTAR FOR SALE We have a new first class cash register for sale at a great bargain Call and see it SBROWNS DOLLMEYER
Mrs Hale provides electrical facial massage and Mine Michaud's method as a specialty. Located at a new phone white 979, 111 Riepiensgn Bit 628, with sessions on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 7:80 to 8:80 p.m.
In connection with the Quean and Greacent Route, tickets offered for an excursion to Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North and South Carolina, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee and Virginia. Tickets advertised to homeseekers seeking opportunities in these states and regions.
Travel offer states first and third Tuesday of each month from May through November 1905 at a low rate of one fare for the round trip plus 2.00 dollars. Tickets are valid for travel up to 16 days and allow stopovers south of the Ohio River with a final return limit of 21 days from sale date.
A sermon in Los Angeles urges hearing ancestral and divine voices calling toward the higher life. It contrasts calls from wild passions with the enduring Call of the Good, tracing from childhood memories to modern examples of sacrificial virtue and Christian redemption, inviting sinners to Christ.
The Washington Star notes Charles J. Bonaparte's signature as new secretary of the navy is unusually large distinct and carefully formed unlike past secretaries. It shows he takes time to sign with purpose delaying perfunctory autographs as bureaus watch how the ink marks the era unfolds.
A Chambers Journal note describes H Keyworth Robie and Raine adopting starkly different methods. Raine works by near darkness in a London underground vellum light, painting for four hours in a nearly dark brow, then reveals a powerful original portrait to a committee of literary, journalistic and art critics.
A dialogue recounted by Dr James A Canfield shows a humorous exchange from a National Education Association meeting. Dr Roberts and Miss Lily White are central in a playful miscommunication about marriage and social standing among friends.
Fragmentary timetable notes show multiple times and codes such as 0 39 am 0220 am 2206 pm 10 55 am and 6 00 pm 0 50 pm. The readable items resemble travel schedule data with possible routes or departures in a compact, garbled OCR line.
The notice lists train numbers, departure and arrival times, and passenger services for Freeport, Rock Island, and connections to Milwaukee and Chicago. It includes freight and passenger trains, with notes on Sunday service, agent details, and connections to Davenport, Mt Carroll, Janesville, Madison, and other points, as well as a brief brand and agent mention.
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