Train schedule notices and car services listed by agent
East Round No 7:06 am to 9:15 pm schedule with arrivals at 7:06 am 7:15 am 1617300 pm 73065 am. Daily except Sunday service noted. Pacific connections through Rockford Belvidere Beloit Janesville Madison. Westbound No 201 308 206 27 209 211. JOHN F. DALY, Agent.
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Sycamore
DeKalb
Harvard
Belv!dere
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Pacific Coast
John F. Daly
Oars
Freeport
Elgin
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WM. Neese
Passenger train schedules and connections described
Rail notice lists Rock Island to Milwaukee and Freeport routes with passenger service times. Westbound No 10 departs at 6:00 am from Rock Island, with connections to Janesville Madison Chicago Milwaukee and beyond. Agent J B Sweatt notes freight and passenger options and connections to Kansas City Omaha Cedar Rapids and North Dakota and South Dakota points.
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Reight
Mt Carroll
Rock Letene
Daven- Passonboy
Cereeeee
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Milwaukee
Janesville
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Kansas City
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
North
South Dakota
J.B. Sweatt
Maple Leaf Route Trains Leave South Freeport Schedule
Eastbound and Chicago Express trains listed with departures from Freeport and Rockford connections. Noted stops include Dubuque Saint Paul Minneapolis and Omaha with through baggage checking and express timings. WM. Neese agent and J P Emer G P A St Paul Minn. time details and Sunday schedule described.
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Dubuque
St Paul
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Des Mecines
Omaha
Kansas City
Fgteh Rink & Au
Chicago
WM. Neese
J.P. Emer
G. P. A. St Paul Minn
Daily Journal Delivery Service Expands Citywide
The Daily Journal announces delivery to every city area, offering broader access to news. Readers may receive the paper at homes and businesses across all neighborhoods with extended distribution.
Ptomaine Poisoning and Crab Safety Warnings
A Baltimore American note explains ptomaine dangers from food microbes and the need to kill microbes by heat. Crabs must be boiled alive, then reboiled after hours to prevent ptomaine formation, with six to eight hour limits for cooked foods and ice. Water at boiling temperature is the best defense against microbial growth.
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Baltimore
Tee
By the Sea. A moonlit encounter with a fisherman's ghostly girl
The narrator camps alone on a beach and glimpses a pale woman formed from the sea. She asks about a boat, vanishes as a cloud passes, and the next day the tale unsettles a fisherman's family who react with fear. He fantasizes a wrecked lover and imagines the girl's fate as the tide unfolds.
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Mai
Boa. Mitchet
Hat Cleaning Methods From Old Fashioned Care Guide
The article outlines hat cleaning tips by material and color. White milan or straw hats are scrubbed with oxalic acid solution and dried in sun. Black hats use alcohol and velvet, with shoe polish for chips. Colored hats are cleaned with gasoline, and faded hats may be tinted with oil paints and gasoline. Lace hats can be dipped in gasoline and dried outside.
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Milan
How to Cure Hairy Arms in Fashionable Short Sleeves
The piece advises cosmetic methods to reduce arm hair for wearers of short sleeves. It suggests rubbing pumice stone to irritate the skin, followed by cold cream, yielding temporary results. It also mentions bleaching hair with diluted peroxide and ammonia, noting risks and root-killing effects with repeated use.
Cold Sore Care From Historic Household Advice
A historic health note describes cold sores as painful and disfiguring and advises drying them with camphor and hydrogen peroxide. It recommends applying soaked cotton or fingertip daubing, and using liberal cold cream if no scab forms to prevent cracking and scarring.
Filling Holes In Wood With Tissue Paper Paste
A method describes sealing cracks and dents in wood using soaked white tissue paper kneaded with glue into a paste. Ochres are added to match color, then calcined magnesia is mixed in and forced into cracks. The cement adheres firmly and dries to a smooth surface.
Stovetop vinegar tip to curb kitchen odor
A reader suggests placing a cup of vinegar on the stove near the pan of cabbage or onions to trap and reduce odors, preventing them from spreading through the house. The method relies on vinegar absorbing strong scents during cooking.
Ostend bond of sympathy examined as poor investment
The Chicago News notes Ostend Pa remarks deem a bond of sympathy a poor investment as it never earns public interest, reflecting skepticism over financial support from the public sector.
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Ostend
Chicago News
Humorous Country Welcome Ends With Milking Lemon Squeezer
A newly arrived wife vows she can milk, after jokingly dismissing farm ignorance. Her husband doubts, then finds her at sunset in the barn calmly milking a cow with a lemon squeezer, while a restless bovine shifts about.
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Alice
Mr. Jenkins
George
Lippincott’'s
Why do people go to the country in the summer
Mr. Sirius Barker quips that visitors head to the country for relief from city heat and the comforting insistence of hotel staff that temperatures are cooler out of town. His exchange appears in the Washington Star.
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Sirius Barker
Washington Star
Will You Marry Me Miss Tommey
A witty exchange from the Detroit Tree Press scene where Mr. Collingwood asks Miss Tommey to marry him and she replies she would not marry the best man on earth. He counters that she will never have the chance, but argues she should still marry him.
Barroom clash quotes spark old family blame feud
A fragment from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch quotes a disordered bartender accusing a man of bragging about his family. The exchange centers on naming and fault, reflecting a strained urban social clash.
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Avery
Dis Ward
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Suburban Rumor Claims Goodley Barred After Creek Swim
A Philadelphia Press item reports a suburbanite claiming Goodley was barred after swimming in a creek and having his clothes stolen, sparking disbelief as the other witness notes he never saw him drink.
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Goodley
Philadelphia Press
The Real Thing Soldiers Storm Fortress in Drama
A brief theater note from Smart Set describes a military drama where soldiers storm a fortress with convincing realism. The Major notes the success stems from extensive training and years of barnstorming behind the scenes.
Edmunds Razorlike Wit Sparks Family Quip
A light Chicago News quote features a fond mother praising Edmund as the smartest child and keen as a razor while a grumpy grandpa notes he reminds him of a razor and adds he needs strapping.
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Edmund
Chicago News
Roan Wise Man Known for Silent Secrets
A town tells of a roan man famed for quiet wisdom who never discusses his mother’s cakes and pies with his wife. The tale hints at a hidden belt of wealth or skill, labeling him a bacheter man while inviting guesswork about his secret.
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Ybhere
Child asks about food restock in Brooklyn Life excerpt
In a Brooklyn Life snippet a child asks if porridge will last longer, while a mother hints future treats after good behavior. The dialogue reflects domestic life and expectations.
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Brooklyn
Doctor's wartime patient orders spark a country trip
Dr Curetm notes sending many patients to the country for a needed change. Dr Bigfee acknowledges the strain saying they have no money left, in a New York Weekly exchange.
Do you think there is money in politics
A Detroit Tribune quotation notes a privileged friend asking about money in politics and a candidate replying there is much money, highlighting financial stakes in political contests.
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Uany
Movne
Detroit Tribune
Bridget Refuses Cat to Wages and Poems Charged
Bridget declines a cat while discussing wage actions. Bocker confirms plans to charge more for poems. New York Suan reports on the domestic politico economy and related negotiations.
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Bridget
Bocker
New York
Suan
Dyspepsia Riddle Read Like a Quip in Print
A fragmentary, humorous quip about dyspepsia appears in a battered OCR snippet. The line jokes about not complaining and implies the reader has not experienced the condition. The legible portion hints at a casual, lighthearted tone.
STOVINE Stove Polish Keeps Iron Black A Month
A stove polish named STOVINE guarantees a single coat will stay on red hot iron and keep stoves in good condition for up to 60 days. Sold by the Freeport Hardware Company.
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Freeport Hardware Company
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