Preserve Integrity to Guide Boys Toward Fitting Careers
The author urges parents to maintain personal integrity and honest judgment, as children quickly detect deception and lose respect. Vacation offers a chance to explore a son’s true tendencies, allowing freedom for paths aligned with aptitude, while steering away from unsuitable ambitions. Observant, selfless parental interest may prevent misfit outcomes and forge lasting trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wannamaker
Austin Statesman
Ballard's Ball Liniment Claims Wide Pain Relief
A historical ad touts Ballard's Liniment as an "Economic Remedy" for neuralgic pains rheumatic lumbago and sciatica. It says the preparation penetrates nerves and blood to heal the body and cites Milinois Central Railway agent Mr lb F Moore reporting strong relief and willingness to pay a dollar for it.
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Ballard
Lb. F. Moore
Milinois Central Railway
Témn
Snow
Mily
Quack Doctor Tales Run Through Town Parable
A traveling fakir calling himself Doctor with singers spins a show to reel in coins, often while drunk and ignorant of physics. An old English physician recalls a quack savior who preys on crowds, noting that most passersby seek real sense elsewhere while a handful remain truly sensible.
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John
London
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Tops Local Sales
F U Jaquith of Inland Michigan guarantees every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by Graham Drug Co. The Sergians are described as determined to curb rioting by immigrant brothers in the country.
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Chamberlain
F. U. Jaquith
Inland
Mich
Graham Drug Co
Popular remedy praised for bowel complaints and summer diarrhoea
The text extols a universal bowel remedy praised as dependable and pleasant to take, especially effective for summer diarrhoea in children and credited with saving many young lives yearly. It is sold by Graham Drug Co and framed as the village home paper that chronicles readers’ lives and memories.
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Graham Drug Co
Sear
Swamp-Root. Co
Binghamton
Kilmer
N. Y
That Throbbing Headache Would Quickly Leave You
An old ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for sick and nervous headaches. It claims they purify blood, boost health, and cure headaches. price is 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by Edgar Matthews, Druggist.
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Dr. King
Edgar Matthews
Cow moose? tobacco twist tale in Kentucky paper
A Kentucky paper cites a bizarre incident where a cow owned by Bud Bowlin reportedly ate twenty three twists of tobacco and died within an hour, with tobacco users joking the animal died because it did not know how to spit.
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Kentucky
Bud Bowlin
Ballard's Snow Liniment for Burns and Wounds
Local resident Dr Bergin of Pana Illinois praises Ballard's Snow Liniment for burns and minor injuries. The era ad notes its usefulness on farms for cuts, burns and bruises and urges keeping a bottle at home. Available at Graham Drug Co in 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00 sizes.
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Bergin
Pana
Ballard
Graham Drug Co
Ohio tariff plank shocks Uncle Billy Allison harmony
Ohio tariff plank sparks concern over harmony and peace while analysts note a statistical rise in hot scotch consumption in Glasgow. A recent fire destroyed several distilleries worth millions, underscoring economic risk in the industry.
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Ohio
Billy Allison
Glasgow
Chamberlain Pain Balm Heals Cuts Bruises Quickly
An antiseptic liniment claims rapid healing of cuts bruises and burns without maturation. Sold by Graham Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
Graham Drug Co
Convict labor aids Dallas to Garland roadwork
MecKinny Democrat notes that despite officials opposing convict road labor for profits, Dallas County has built many miles of fine macadam roads with convict labor. The piece argues convict labor can be profitably used on roads and highlights local roads built by this method.
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MecKinny Democrat
Dallas
Garland
News
Meek on Civilizing Critics and Interstate Commerce Law
The author questions American capacity to civilize Russians and Filipinos after recounting outrages. President Baer reportedly triumphed again, yet Congress remains reluctant to enforce the Interstate Commerce Act.
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Baer
Electric Bitters restores Decatur woman after illness
Mrs S H Newson of Decatur Alabama endured years of indigestion stomach and bowel trouble with fatal risk. After trying various remedies she found relief with Electric Bitters. The medicine claims to help liver kidney and stomach issues and is sold with a 50 cent price and a druggist guarantee.
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S. H. Newson
Decatur
Ala
Edgar Matthews
Prompt Texas justice praised in Kaufman Hunt counties
In Kaufman county a negro rapist was arraigned tried convicted and hung in one day in Hunt county another who attempted an outrage was sent to the pen for life. The post and Rockwall Success endorse swift legal action as a model of law and order. Mrs. Sarah W Curtis Mass endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and sour stomach. Grahams Drug Co. carries them.
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Kaufman County
Hunt County
Rockwall
Texas
Kaufman
Hunt Counties
Sarah W. Curtis
Lee, Mass
Chamberlain
Graham Drug Co
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