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Homestead
West
Farmers' Institute
Farmers’ Institute
Poultry Farm
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Journal
Farmers Cooperative Insurance
Humane Alliance
Farmers
Poultry Farmer
Mutual Insurance Journal
Deafness Cure Claim For Hall’s Catarrh Gate
An 19th century advert claims deafness from catarrh can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It asserts the Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss and offers 100 dollars for a cure that Hall’s Catarrh Gate cannot provide. B J Cheney & Co promote Tolada Ohio made pills sold by druggists.
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B.J. Cheney & CO
Tolada
Farmers' Congress at Ft Worth Yexaan
A Sunday visit to Galveston describes bright sun frost on gardens and a busy port. The writer tours a shell paved boulevard, a summer resort with lifeboats and toboggan slides, and notes Fort Galveston with disappearing guns. They observe large fish, turtles and mackerel, and share locals’ reactions to visitors. German Swiss and English residents populate the city as delegates wear fur coats and discuss badges and origins.
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Galveston
Gulf
L.nick
N'Realliya
Fort Galveston
Healy
Cattar
Iowa
Sumer
Darkles
Canada
Darkey
Masaal
Farmers Institute at Graettinger Hall February 1999
Farmers institute to be held at Good Templar Hall Graettinger February 23 and 24 1999 featuring dairy talks butter making cattle feeding and farm economy. program includes music recitations and papers by local speakers and educators with question box sessions and various demonstrations.
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Templar Hall
Graettinger Towa
Thureday
Pen Pictures of Napoleon Reveal a Sober Portrait
Renhouse, flag captain to Admiral Sire Harry Hotham, recalls Napoleon after surrendering to the English. In a letter to his wife just published, he describes Napoléon as small and short with a big head, a deceptive coat, light blue eyes, and poor teeth. He notes Napoléon’s rapid speech, vast knowledge, and varied emotions from humor to intense, penetrating severity.
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Napoleon
Renhouse
Sire Harry Hotham
England
A Unique Postomive at the Strait of Magel
A post office described as a painted keg chained to rocks at the extreme cape serves ships passing by, with a boat sent to collect letters. It lacks a postmaster and relies on informal protection. its oddity and flexibility invite abuse.
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Magellyn
Terra
del -Uego
A Leaf From the Past on Edward Coles and Slavery
A historical sketch praising Edward Coles, governor of Illinois, for opposing slavery. It recounts his early stance as a large slaveholder who freed his own 200 slaves, his correspondence with Jefferson, his 1822-1824 anti slavery campaign, and the impact of Illinois voting to stay a free state. The piece emphasizes Coles as a pivotal anti slavery figure in early Illinois.
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Edward Coles
Lllinois
Jefferson
Madison
Gernor
Illinois
Albemarle County
Virginia
Bedward Coles
West
Pittsburg
Ohio
Ilinois
Colés
Fragmentary Shakespearean Ramblings on Life and Fortune
A garbled OCR fragment explores misquote laden reflections on life, sleep, luck, desire, and ownership with scattered phrases from Shakespeare and adrift punctuation. The text presents a collage of mislined expressions lacking coherent narrative or clear attributions.
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Ming
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Farmers Institute
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Edward Mitchell
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B. J Bergeson
S. Wella
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Ees Ladies Quartet
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