Cure for rheumatism with Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Michigan man reports severe rheumatism over years improved after trying Williams Pink Pills. After one box the pain lessened, three boxes eliminated pain and dizziness, with over a year of good health since. He recommends the remedy and provides his Horton address, noting all druggists sell the pills.
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Lorenzo Neeley
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Jackson County
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Quarreled Words Prompt Renewed Debate on Speech
In a brisk exchange, Harry asserts his habit of speaking his mind. Fannie retorts that he often interrupts others, implying a pattern of blunt dialogue in their conversation. The charged dialogue underscores tensions over speaking up.
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Fannie
Grain-O a Coffee Substitute for All Ages
Try Grain O the new food drink that replaces coffee. Children may drink it without injury and adults like it. Grain O has rich seal brown color like Mocha or Java but is made from pure grains and agrees with delicate stomachs. Priced 44 cents to 23 cents per package and sold by all grocers.
Judging Othera pair asks about Hamiltons marriage length
A light exchange reveals the Hamiltons have a short marriage with a husband kissing his wife when he returns home at night, hinting at their status and dynamic.
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Ilamiltons
Allen's Foot-Ease and Lane's Family Medicine Ad Clip
An old classified style ad announces Allen's Foot-Ease powder for foot ailments and dryness with samples offered free. It also promotes Lane's Family Medicine claiming daily bowel movement, liver and kidney health, and relief from headache. Also mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with warnings of dented gums and wind colic.
Warning Notes On Repentance And Virtue
A set of moral maxims discusses repentance, humility, justice, and sincerity. It contrasts true spiritual zeal with perfunctory preaching, warns against paid preaching, and emphasizes timely kindness and honest truthfulness as guiding principles. The piece closes with an ironic note on charitable rhetoric and a blunt closing line, Rat's Horn.
Parsons Tavern Described as Revolutionary Era Landmark
The Parsons tavern on Court street in Springfield, 150 years old, sheltered Washington Adams and Monroe, and was torn down for a tenement block. It stood at Court square and hosted notable guests including Washington on Oct 21, 1780, with records noting meals and hospitality by Zenas Parsons.
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Monroe
Court Street
Parsons
George Wastifieton
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New England
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Gol. Williams
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