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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
2
A corrected timetable lists grain departures from Geneseom including No. 1U No. 1d No. 20 No. 18 No. 6 No. 26 with revised routing and times. The fragmented OCR shows specific train identifiers and sequence though some characters are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR of a rail timetable notes eastbound routes with stops including Des Moines Omaha Chicago and Kansas City. Mentions trains Daily No 2 No 3 and express services with stop times and passenger stops though dates and firm origins are unclear.
J E Wright promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a strong guarantee. The tonic is claimed to treat scalp trouble, stimulate hair growth, and prevent baldness with refunds offered if it fails. Available in 40c and 1.00 sizes at The Rexall Store on State Street.
Fragmented verse urges bidding farewell to trouble in a bright world filled with love and light. The speaker reassures a comrade, promising a road tonight toward rosy realms and tender beauty, leaving sorrow and life’s care behind.
Dr Samuel Barclay of Mount Ayr Iowa reviews apples as a food superior to cabbage and notes a relation between apple consumption and reduced craving for liquor and tobacco. He cautions apples are not a cure but may aid self control in those who acknowledge frailty and seek help.
The Illinois Red Cross and the state association promote Christmas seals to fund tuberculosis education and prevention. Seals cost a penny each and proceeds support statewide work with local groups and volunteers. Frank Wing invites clubs, stores, banks, and others to join as local agents at 158 Adams Street Chicago.
The Denver Republican story suggests literary status can mix writing and taste for books. Smith is described as never more at ease than in his library while a companion notes his Bookcase as a folding bed.
A reprint of a response from William Pickens of Talladega Alabama to a question posed by Con religion leaders asking famous people why they are thankful. The letter celebrates racial unity and the brotherhood of man, praising learning, sympathy for the lowly, and shared opportunity across white and black Americans.
A National Association bulletin notes 16 state sanatoria 28 county and 21 municipal TB hospitals built since 1904 with rapid growth in the past two years. Spending tops $6 million. yet officials say less than one tenth of needed public provision exists and over 250 000 patients lack proper institution care.
The piece traces epistolary closings from ancient to modern times. It explains that subscribing with Yours Sincerely signals seriousness and “above board” regard. It contrasts Yours faithfully and Yours truly and notes etiquette differences among English French and Chinese conventions.
The text portrays Martin Luther as deeply human and relatable like Lincoln, born to peasant stock. It notes his pride in humble origins, his view that wealth deters growth, and how his ancestry influenced his resolve to help rulers and reformers, with his family long rooted in Mohra in the Thuringian hills.
The Supreme Court upheld a $500 damages award against a telegraph company for failed delivery of a paid message. The ruling emphasizes that companies must fulfill contracts and compensate losses caused by negligence, aiming to curb careless handling by agents and require prompt transmission.
An advertisement extols Burdock Blood Bitters as a powerful system tonic and builder to strengthen the body, aid digestion, and improve vitality, urging readers to use the product for better health.
In 1510 crop season the west emphasizes irrigation as a free crop producer. About 400 farms, 20 to 160 acres, are open to entry for American citizens under big government canals. Water rights cost 30 to 60 dollars per acre, payable in up to ten annual installments with no interest. Farms located in South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming and Oregon. Breeding cod appears in the text as a stray note. Annie Payson Call.
The attorney general holds that a married man living in Chicago or a similar town may be considered a child for hunting license purposes, and that non residents may possess up to 50 birds to transport out of state. He also notes carriers cannot receive birds killed outside season, and discusses state capitol maintenance costs and legislative job concerns.
An 1910 testimonial for Dean's Kidney Pills claims kidney weakness and back pain disappear after use. C L Anderson reports relief after purchasing at Peterson's Drug Store, with permanent results noted in an 1910 interview. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY markets the remedy nationally. Remember the name for safe use.
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