Farmer Endorses Bucklen’s Arnica for Sores
A Georgia farmer, W. A. Floyd of Rural Route 1 Jimpira, praises Bucklen’s Arnica for two severe sores on his hand and leg. He says it is worth more than its weight in gold and would mortgage the farm to obtain it. Available for 25 cents at Wright’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Ana
Congo
Jimpira
W. A. Floyd
Wright
David Parker
Payette
Bettysburg
J. Kb. Wright
Jar
Womens
Savill
aH-women
M. Summers
Box H
Notre Dame
Ind
U.S. A
Calion
Mra
Mattie H. Kay
Box 490
Geneseo
How to Have Your Own Electric Light Plant
Public notice summarizes Bulletin No 25 from University of Illinois Engineering Experiment Station on private home electric lighting using storage batteries and tungsten lamps. It outlines equipment, design, costs, operation and care for non technical readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universsity-of-finais
T. Hi Amrine
Vote for It Amended Bank Law On November Ballot
A statewide push outlines proposed amendments to strengthen bank regulation. The measure would restrict directors power, empower state authorities to deny bank charters, and tighten receivership processes while supporters urge public ratification at the November election. Also mentions a coffee product ad fragment inserted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Walsh
Abner
Icago Binker
Local notices and social updates from Joslin and surrounding areas
Tri City notes report visits among residents including D S Adams and Fred Schaible traveling to Moline and multiple home calls. Carloads of telephone poles delivered, folks entertained and church events announced including preaching by Kerr, Christian Endeavor, and Sunday school at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Adams
Fred Schaible
Moline
J. H. Leasure
HB. Osborn
Iva Tinsman
M. Tinsman
Miss Jensen
Joslin
D.-S.adams
Nesday
Eder
Vandeburg
John Dailey
Fred Frels
Rock Islydd
DeWitt
Wright
DeWinn
J.B. Wright
Rere Kerr
Christian Emdeavor
Bills, Bits, and Blunders Echo From Old Amid War Tales
A garbled 19th century fragment recalls Civil War veteran David Parker of Payette praising a tonic’s worth after years of stomach trouble, alongside stray jests about Senator Beveridge and a distant scene of social courtship. The misspelled text preserves dramatic quotes and local color.
Post Office Revisions Regulate Newspaper Subscriptions
The Post Office Department outlines January changes to classifying subscriptions for mailing under second class rates. It sets renewal windows for various periodicals and warns that nonrenewed subscriptions will not count toward the legitimate subscriber list, with copies mailed at one cent per pound not accepted. Existing subscribers must remit or pay at the publisher’s office to comply with the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Fragmented musings and social musings from Atchison Globe
A garbled column prints scattered reflections on religion conscience gender and work patterns. It mentions a “shiftless woman” and a man not being a saint with many stray phrases and incomplete thoughts.
Oddities and facts from a world of numbers and notes
A scattered collection notes diverse curiosities and figures from around the world. It mentions mosques near Hyde Park, Berlin streetcar losses, the Orinoco river’s many tributaries, and Mecklenberg’s ancient royal line. It covers pens, celery, sea sugar, and earth’s crust density with brief, curious snippets.
LYDIA E PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND PROMISES HEALTH
An appeal extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments and infertility. Testimonials from Mrs Maggie Gilmer and Mrs Josephine Tall claim restored health and successful motherhood after use. The ad offers a 30 cent product and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass for medical guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Maggie Gilmer
West Union
Mrrs. Pinkham
Josephine Tall
Bardstown
Lydia EK. Winkham
Lydia i Zeean
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled retail and health product names
The text mixes product references and stray phrases including bottles pills and fabrics. It appears as unreadable OCR from a historical page with scattered words about babies, wash, and clothing stiffeners, lacking coherent events or clear subjects.
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Eyolit
Mey
Joe
Hedigal Institute
S.reesiesiege Sages Bee
Peor Grech Stiver
CG. M
Qwillan
Jorf
Med
Generco
Ganeres Fogat
NCS Ndrewsmith
Jersey
Chester White
Madant Vamont
Genescorky
Saue
Onto
Searling
Atkingon
Hee Hartman
Goulls
Jay
Heath & Son
Annawan, Ill
Josie
Nelson
Be” Stuah
Whiteside
Mrthirirs
W. Sears
Prophetstown
Jae Barad
Vuew Suitn
Genes Commissionerd
Ars
Calon
Ubteago
Bt Sinias
TSE
Harge
Angus
Rome
Aneus
Faruri
Phane
Dr. Shoop
West Heberad
Gerrancios
Chompson
Chompson & Son
Paylin
Afock
Engineering Experiment Station
Urbana
Tllinois
Lars Gy
Harmair Ib
Dr. Sheos
Ovat
C. W Farber & Co
Roos
Estherville
And
Ie S.wammers
Reed No
Fatherville
John Schmechel
Havin
Geneseoy
Hienry
Deccase
Henry County
Hose
Cambridge
Wald
Mary Schliechel
F. Pobanz
Sturtevant & Swanson
Chicago
Wenans Herve
Peffer
Rervicon
Pricoss
Rafand
Pepfer Medica! Association
Pia. Peterson
Donahey
Tri-Cities
Nesden
Mrs. Hart of
Hillsdale
Mrs._John. Becht
Beveridge
Washington
Jabez
Atchison Globe Sights
Lowlow
Hyde Park
Berlin
Orinoco
Europe
Mecklenburg
Genseric
United States
Russia
Sore Hoon
Lougs Erne
Ireland
Hall Caine
Sia
Celery
London
Kane
Woodward
Waval
Wanteil—Success Magazine
Ater
Rec
Toms
Rfrvenve
Pesearch Roam
Valiger
Hollister
G. Wright
Aseoun
He. Brittely
Seoatar
Rus
NaWitt
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