The Count of Monte Cristo at East End Theatre
Manager Howe engages Edwin Southers for next Saturday's show of The Count of Monte Cristo at East End Theatre. Southers and Madalaine Price lead a lavish production praised by critics. Price as Mercedes and costumes for the Countess De Mercers praised. German reader George Schaub notes its strong appeal. Pain Balm praised by Dayton reader for back pain relief. sold by W. W. DeWitt & Co.
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Howe
Edwin Southers
The
Daily Leader
Pittsburg
Olf the Souther
Monte Cristo
Adams East End
Madalaine Price
Southers
Dantes
Count de Monte Cristo
Miss Price
Mercedes
Countess de Mercers
George Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volkszeitung
Thin Aper
W. W. DeWitt & Co
Spring Fever and Health Remedies Promoted by Splendid Travel Deals
The item links spring biliousness to torpid liver and constipation and endorses DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy. It also advertises Nickle Plate Railroad tours to New York and New England with low rates, daily Chicago trains, uniformed porters, meal service, and prices within reach, inviting inquiries to John Y. Callahan in Chicago.
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DeWitt
RM Everly
Moundsville
W Va
A J Howe
New York
New England
Ocean Asteamship Docka
Chicago
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
The Latest Millinery Styles by Mrs Myer and Mrs
The article showcases the newest hat designs from Mrs Myer and Mrs, highlighting trimmed brims, feathered bands, and bold shapes. It notes fashion choices for day wear and social events, with emphasis on coordinated accessories and current textiles.
Saltbush as a forage crop in California trials
Experiments at the Paso Robles substation, Salinas Valley, show Saltbush furnishes green fodder and hay on upland soils despite drought. Deep roots reach seven feet past a hardpan, yielding up to thirteen tons of green fodder per acre in some seasons. Farmers report promising results, with careful sowing and shallow covering.
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Bry
California
Paso Robles
Salinas Valley
Orange Judd
Simple Home Roller Mill From Pipe and Gear
An American Agriculturist correspondent describes building a basic roller mill from two inch pipe for rollers and mower gears. The unit uses a four horsepower drive with adjustable feed, hopper, and ground-feed spout, offering easier operation by gearing down rather than up, and suggesting practical, low-cost grinding for farm use.
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Alaska
R. H. Daniel
West Side
Glenwood, Iowa
West Side Square
Glenwood
Iowa
J.C. Warner
Racine
Wis
Lydia Groves
Dadelphia
al. Tilton
Temple
G. Edwards
Clarinda
A A. Henderson
6Th. Street
Ci Clarinoa
Soc
Mra
M. Myer
Scott
Hansen
Dick Hudson
Madras
D. G. Jamison & CO
Erty Telephone
G. F. Walling
Grocer
Gunselley & Bro
Haymaker’s Mills County Flour
G. F
Walling
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