The Daisy and Other Notable Fragments
A collection of short items includes notes on daisies as symbols in France Italy and England, a notice about Hall’s Catarrh Cure and testimonials, a brief biographical on Rev Dr Bjork and the Swedish Mission Convent, and assorted consumer notices and medical endorsements from the era.
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Hall
Frea
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Swedish Mission Convent
C. A. Bjork
Swedish Mission Convent of America
Iss
Algaha
China
Fatal to Norious Weeds and Dandelion Control
A reader warns lawn owners about dandelions. Cutting plants below ground often multiplies roots. applying salt or coal oil to the remaining root may kill the plant. The method promises easier upkeep for grassy plots and greens harvesters.
Six Doctors Fail to Help Landeman Finds Cure
J O Landeman of South Bend Indiana suffered three years from kidney disease and tried six doctors. After using two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills he reports a complete cure and improved general health. He endorses the remedy and cites widespread success against kidney troubles from backache to Bright's Disease.
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South Bend
Ind
J. O. Landeman
Dodd
Mr. Landeman
Mr. Landemaan
Bright
Violet rose chicken tastes in Van Ruxton feast
DT learns the Van Ruxtons keep a quirky habit of letting their chickens diet on neighbors flowers. The host Mr Van Ruxton offers guests violet fed fowl or chicken de roses, a refined menu choice.
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Van
Quote exchange on war excuses by judge and king
A judge notes no excuse for war while a king asserts future historians will justify it. The exchange frames accountability and justification amid ambition and historical perspective.
Doctor-Chemist Claims Hair Grower Found in Ohio
A doctor-chemist at Altenheim Medical Dispensary 2586 Foso Building Cincinnati Ohio announces a positive hair grower. The paper notes the discovery helps those with baldness or thinning hair and offers a trial package free by mailing a 2 cent stamp to the Cincinnati address.
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Altentelm Medics Dispensary
Foso Bidg
Cincinnati
Ohio
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Foso
Woman Discusses Mrs Gayman's Husband at Station
A station scene shows a deaf old woman asking about Mrs Gayman. Mrs Subbubs explains a trunk problem with Mrs Gayman noting her husband is always in that condition, reflecting familiar troubles in a Philadelphia Press item.
New Train Service Chicago to St Louis Exposition City
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad now runs night and day trains to the Exposition City for the World's Fair. Tickets are valid over this line and offer a smooth short trip. local agents will assist in making the ticket good on this line.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Buffalo
S T. Louis
Chicago & Eastern Flinois
Exposition City
The Main Thing Engagement Gossip and Early Advertisements
A fragmentary page item mentions Tess and Jess discussing an engagement to Jack Han nom with a skeptical tone about his finances. The piece also includes notes on a child urine issue remedy, a Notre Dame tax reference, a medicinal home treatment offer, a kitchen flour advertisement, and a generic line praising child laughter as music.
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Tess
Jack Hannom
Jess
fHle
Philadelphia
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Jud
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