Mail order woes show price not all that glitters
A reader recounts buying two doors from a catalogue house for 4.20 with 0.97 freight and money order, only to receive shattered glass and damaged crates. Local dealer would have delivered pristine doors for 6.00, proving the mail order savings illusory and prompting the customer to quit catalogue purchases.
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Crating
Young Lovers Spared Seats at Village Church Meeting
A young man and his sweetheart attend a long village church meeting. They arrive late to find the church crowded. A gentleman gives the lady his seat while the young man is seated apart. The service grows warm and the call for prayers brings a reaction.
Young man Answers Minister On Salvation
A youth in the audience is questioned by a minister about his intentions. He replies that he is presently seeking salvation, clarifying his personal aim in the moment. The exchange reflects a moment of religious discourse amid a crowd.
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Sal Jackson
A Real Wonderland And A Healing Miracle At Mound City
Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son near death from lung and throat trouble cured by Dr Kings New Discovery. The medicine promises relief for coughs colds throat and lung troubles with a trial bottle offered free. Sold by F M Henry Co. druggists at 50c and 1.00.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Mrs. Clapp
F. M. Henry & Co
June American Boy features boys' adventures and skills
The June issue highlights serials by Judge Shute and Edward Stratemeyer, with new stories Off the Reservation and The Camp Fire of Mad Anthony. It offers sport titles, brain and hand work, profiles of David Belasco, how to build, outdoor camping practicals, and American Boy Day at Jamestown Exposition with notable talents.
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Judge Shute
Edward Stratemeyer
Mad Anthony
Tad
Daniel
Webster
David Belasco
Sprague Polishing Co
Detroit
Michigan
State board raises railroads as tax values climb
The state board of tax commissioners increased the valuation by twelve and a half million dollars with about ten million on railroads and two and a half million on other property. Officials cite better understanding of railroad values and a firm stance against company appeals as the reason. The rise equals adding a full county to the state's taxable base.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Board
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs and Local News Notes
An excerpt discusses lung hemorrhage cures with Foley's Honey and Tar and promotes the product. The piece also reports visits by local residents, travel plans, and a lieutenant’s return to Cuba, detailing military service and family connections across several towns and states.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Bates Tucker
Gordon
Santiago
Cuba
Edinburg
Remington
Albion
Rev
D. A. Tucker
Aurora
Iowa
Kansas
Tucker
Philippines
Flatrock
Westport Courier
Season of 1907 Imported German Coach Horse and Stud List
A sales notice lists multiple horses including a German coach stallion known as Satan and a Black Percheron named Farris, with fees to insure a living colt. Also described are Decor ation a roadster stallion with notable racing lineage, the Spanish Jack Rheme corene, and Mohawk of Locust Lawn, with foaling dates, heights, and breeding details. Location Greensburg Indiana with contact James B. Clark RR 11.
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San
Satan
Farris
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
International
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
W. A. Jones
Rushville
Gambrel
Gambretta Wilkes
Mary A
Legal Tender, Jr
Kentucky
Mohawk
Locust Lawn
Mohawk. Jr
Glen Water
Kate Corben
Superia Mammoth Jr
Tom
Bob
Kickoper
Oy Aera
Compromise
Black Sampson
James B. Clark
R. R
Greensburg
Ind
Clarksburg Exchange
Pedigree Bob Jr. mare and foal details from Letts Corner
Letts Corner stud farm in Indiana advertises Pedigree-Bob Jr a five year old 15 hand mule sire from Old Bob and Bourbon Jesse line with noted Steelman Jack in Bourbon County Kentucky. Also describes Dewey foal line from Merry Tom and Ray Henry II with $10 to insure a living foal and mentions Jacob Black as proprietor.
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Eilert
Eiffert
Germany
Bing
Jacob Black
Old Letts Corner
Bob Jr
Old Bob
W. A. Minor Jack
Laudiana
Bourbon Jesse
Bourbon County
Oldet
Jack
Bill Sr
Bob Jesse
Dewey
Merry Tom
C. D. Wilson
Canton
Ill
Ilinois
Ray Henry
Bilert
Letts Corner
Indiana
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Charles Kemble
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John Dugan
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Dugan
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Charles Boicourt
Anderson
Westport
Charley
L. C. Rodgers
Branchton
Fairview Stables
Clarksburg
Scoff
Alexander Ralston
Decatur Circuit Court
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Nolige
Board of —_ missioners of
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Court House
County Poor Farm
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the Fine Jack, Bob JR
Greensburg, Ind
Magee’s Pharmacy
West Side Square
Union Trust Company
Greensburg, Indiana
Walter W. Bonner
J. H. Christian
W. H. Robbins
Chas. Zoller, Sr
James M. Woodfill
James B. Lathrop
Frank Robbins
Isaac Sefton
Barrington Boyd
Hell
Caesar
Cb Thomson
R. C. Shoffner