Community Notes From Elroy and Cudarrville Scribes
Neighbors in Elroy and Cudarrville report a lively week with social events and visits. David Redman’s oyster gathering drew over forty guests, while Georg e Stout received notable attention. Local residents including Dora Winechet, N X Amendt, and families moved or visited kin in Kansas and Wisconsin. The Ric roy Sabbath show reorganized with J R Wagner and others in new posts. The Travelers Institute is planned next Saturday with a modest crowd expected, and Bellevue church adds twenty new members under Rev Bell.
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Prom
David ‘Redman
George Stout
Messrs
Jill & Son
Koch
Dora Winechet
Misa Dora Smith
Kansas
Ley Roy
Amendt
Wifs
Rock City
Weak
Chas. Gossman
Ce-R
Chas. Lagemann
J .R. Wagner
J. W. Stocks
Cora Brooks
J. R. Wayne
Harris
Girtie Winters
Klippinger
Republic County
Republic City
Merritt
Kauss City
Meg Clingman
Tannershaats Tun Alao
Tarner Clings
Gromley
Chis. Homan
Travelers Institute
Rome
Parriott
Reformed Church
Bellevue
Bell
M. 2B
Dupes
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Cure
A period piece urges women to seek Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for chronic female ailments. It notes city fears from a fire yet emphasizes women’s persistent health troubles and claims a lifelong study supports the remedy's effectiveness.
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Pierce
February Popular Monthly features diverse fiction and portraits
Frank Leake's Popular Monthly for February offers varied articles and lively illustrations. Vanderbilt's portrait gallery and tomb are showcased, with Mrs Law Wallace, Christian Reid, Noel Ruthven, and others contributing stories and poems. The issue includes Etta W. Pierce's Daughters of Cain and notes Emmett and Burrell Druggists endorse Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Croffitt
William
Vanderbilt
Law Wallace
Christian Reid
Cornplanter
Calista Ingersoll Gara
Robinson Crusoe
Noel Ruthven
England
DeFoo
Thibet
Charles Mr. Lepper
Ros. Tarr
New England
Frank Norton
Excursion to Tennessee and Mississippi by Illinois Central
The Illinois Central Railroad offers a low fare excursion to Tennessee and Mississippi with departures from Sioux City on February 2 and from Chicago on February 23. The trip coincides with the Inter State Agricultural and Industrial Convention in Jackson Tennessee on February 24 and 25 where land owners and buyers may discuss farming methods and profitable crops. For excursion rates and Jackson Convention program, contact J Merry, General Western Passenger Agent, Manchester Iowa. Emmett and Burrell Druggists advertise Acker's English Remedy for coughs colds and laryngial issues with a money back guarantee.
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Ilinois Central Railroad
Tennessee
Mississippi
Sioux City
Dubuque
Chicago
Jackson
Manchester
The Bachelor and the Stolen Breastpin Trick
A New York belle loses a valuable breastpin after a theatre outing. A prankster writes of a kiss in exchange for the pin, arranging a rendezvous at Madison Avenue and Fifty sixth Street. A veiled servant goes in place of the mistress, meets the man, accepts a powdery kiss, and is handed a wooden fragment instead of a prize.
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New York
Honoria
Madison Avenue
Sixth Street
Hemarked
Pasper
Skating Rink of the Kitchen Causes Breakfast Chaos
A kitchen mishap shows how dipping ware in hot water can crack enamel. A girl serving breakfast plates cold then heated on a hot stove leads to a platter breaking and spilling meat and gravy as a cook slips in the resulting mess.
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Tim
Tye
Trebor Chi
Dog Fashion Shifts From Irish Setter to Fox Terriers
A Windsor Hotel clerk notes changing dog fashion observed on Fifth Avenue. He recalls a spring trend of Irish setters and a solemn, formal young man, now replaced by cheerful attire and fox terriers. The shift is praised as an improvement per the New York Sun.
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Windsor Hotel
Thomas
Tod
Dawkow
New York Sun
Nowers for the Table from Good Housekeeping
Fresh flowers brighten the home table with slender vases of Nowers or wild blooms. Even one or two stems from a window garden lift mood, especially in winter. Pine or evergreen clusters suit country homes. Nowers keep in sitting rooms for beauty and a Christian influence.
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Father
Tommy
Margaret Sydney
Population and decay touch Pokin temples and trade
The report notes decay surrounding Pokin and uncertain population. It cites a dubious figure of 900,000 in the Surtar and claims no direct foreign trade with Pekin. The city is described as populated by regations, customers, college professors, and the missionary body amid limited outsider contact.
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Surtar
Etme Sa
Swordfish trade and consumption across New England from Boston to Connecticut
The Leriford Times reports swordfish movement from Boston Bay to Gloucester and New London with ships delivering up to 7,000 pounds. Connecticut emerges as the strongest market for large swordfish while meat is likened to pork. fishermen target No Man’s Land and Cape Cod areas as prime hunting grounds.
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Flo
Cannectton
Boston
New England
New London
Tite
No Man's Land
Martha's Vineyard
Block Island
Bay of Friday
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Boseton
Glaucystar
Ean
Bay of Fanday
Linatadt
Connecticut
Cape God
Damand
Leriford Times
Mystery on the Boulevard involving infant abandonment
A nurse on Boulevard de Strey bourg is approached by a well dressed man with a year old child. The man departs with the infant’s mother chasing after, leaving the nurse with the child. After an hour the mother returns missing and the infant is taken to the Founding C hospital. A note with the word iwanty is found on the body. The Paris Letter notes ex Senator Tabor at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, boasting diamonds and jewelry valued at about 880,000.
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Gillie
Boulevard de Streybourg
Beauiies
Beneh
Indy
Ant
Weohld
Paris
Hoston Transcript
Tabor
Fifth Avenue
New York Tribune
Chicago and Columbus in a boastful anniversary jest
A verbose, satirical piece argues Chicago did not discover Columbus but discovered itself and the nearby territory. It mocks the idea of Columbus visiting Chicago, notes men sleeping car porters at the Wisconsin Central and Pullman, and mentions a wage policy change preventing tips on discharge.
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America
Columbus
Chicago
Columbia
Shuwever
St. Wi
Colmubus
Aow
Wisconsin Cental Railroad
Laa
Puthnan Comepany
Theatre gossip and stage legends from a forgotten era
Two schoolgirls gossip about stars seen by chance. They recall Salvini as elegant but claim he spoke Irish, and discuss actors Lawrence Barrett and Galvin with mock realism. The overheard chatter reveals a light, tongue in cheek glimpse of theater life and real names behind stage personas.
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Salvini
Lawrence Barrett
Kramigan
Galvini
Sullivan
Leston
Kansas City Man Claims Superior Violin Sound to Stradivarius
A Kansas City man asserts his self-made violin, crafted from GOLOFOliS wood, surpasses Stradivarius instruments in tonal richness and resonance. He praises expert pronunciation of the instrument’s name and its unique craftsmanship.
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Kansas City
Stradivarius
Happiness of Elysium Prompts Local Rheumatism Cure Tale
A Streator woman claims relief from lifelong rheumatism after taking Athlophoros, calling it a passage to Elysium. Local clergy and neighbors, including Rev. Porter and Mr. Flows, share favorable notes on the remedy, while advertisements push various tonics, teas, and pantry goods amid a wide local commerce.
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Elysium
Mia
Kate Sherman
Streator
Hlysian
Myra
Sherman
Samuel Porter
Crete
Porter
Sherleopa Weil
John Flows
Athtoy
Irian
C. Mhurtley
Huntley
Iil
A.M. Blakney
Union and
Green Streets
Ftuxpress
Burrell Bros Advertises Low Price Oils and Goods
Burrell Bros sells Pyeoon Uncovored Japan Tens at standard prices and markets Baone oil at 16 cents per gallon Crystal White Oil 13 cents per gallon Head Light Oil 12 cents per gallon. Diamond Crown Store offered through FL D Post & Co. Local dealer notes affordable rates and daylight comparison.
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HD. Post & Co
New Lander
T.rose
Japan
Burrell Bros
Jand Dewtt
H. D. Post & Co
Fincal
Burren Bros
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Cartier
Ill
FAN
Frank Leake
Popular Monthly
Emmett & Burrell
Acker
Guiva
Dog Acker
Ma Ktas
Cofparbus
Dle Real Nai
Shiloh
Catarrhemedy
Suamrr & Due
Minnesota
J.C. Prall
Tennert & Burrell
Formosa
Onn Bu
Freeport
Burrel Bros
Deotor Hills
Bonanko
Heabel & Moogk
Emmert & Barrell
Michigan
Freaport
Unnery Bros
California
Bunrell Bros
A. D. Wright
Stephenson Street
Illinois
Marohtai
Dvico
Forsuly
Swarra Buton
TL. J. Kuare
FL. D. Post & Co, Janlidew
J. P. Riegar & Son
Dackdear
J.P. Rieger & Son
Cameron
Burrell Uitos
Marahisi
Dire
JB. Marebiai, Allen
N. Y
Swanns Buow
Novsadain Burrell Bus
Freigard
JOUR
Melton
Montonac
Sie Pregard
Stepienson ST
Red Front
Kundinger & Sweigart
Stephenson St
Vet
City
John Kercher
Avery
Kearcher's Meat Market
Jon Edrchedr
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