Health advice promises strength from Dr. Pierce tonic
The ad claims physical strength is not needed for health but urges exercise and a healthy liver to prevent disease. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as cleansing poisons from the body, improving blood, and building firm flesh while avoiding excess intake.
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Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Marshall County
Public notice announces an administrator sale of the northwest quarter of section 24 township 13 north range 8 west in Marshall County Illinois. The sale set for May 4 1890 will offer the property on bid with ten percent down and rest in installments secured by mortgage and personal security.
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Woman's World Sees Public Life and Charity Efforts
A discussion on women gaining fields of influence, charity drives by Lacan ladies, and a note on Mrs Maybrick's imprisonment. The piece reflects on the penalties of publicity for women who enter public life and contrasts it with male experiences, citing notable figures and events from the era.
Grange column reports growth in Ohio order groups
The Ohio State Grange notes 22 new granges formed in six months and urges districts to follow the Henry meeting schedule. It highlights poultry care and egg production tips, while praising Grange fairs for educational goals over entertainment. Exuser D Quiny serves as secretary.
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Ideal homes and beauty clash with learning says Chicago women
A tangle of quotes on motherhood and wealth contrasts with debates sparked by an English physician who argues intellect harms beauty. Ada Sweet defends literature and art for educated women, warning against judging beauty by youth alone. critics worry deep study ages faces and may yield an uglier future.
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Chicago
Soiesire
Ada Sweet
Athelere
Eggs and horses push farmers to multi-curve markets
A speech highlights vast freight movement from rail to roads last year and mentions eggs used across manufacturing, wine clarifiers, photo studios, and bookbinders. It notes rising foreign demand for American horses and forecasts value in first-class draft and carriage breeds amid scarce supply and high future prices.
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Moree-Thusmesa
G. W. Cress
Washington
Farmers’ Institute
Eureka
Chicago
Expert corn judging urged to end biased awards
The writer condemns judges who favor oversized ears and eye appeal over true commercial value. He argues for expert consensus to ensure premiums reflect real quality and breeding effort, urging fair criteria and better recognition of practical farming merit.
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Beto
Co-operation in Machinery for Farmers to Share Labor-Saving Gear
Farmers explore shared ownership to access expensive machinery without debt. Neighbors pool resources for multi-owner use, storage, and care, choosing an order system to rotate access. Some equipment suited for joint purchase. others need single ownership, depending on yearly use.
Two Lives Saved By Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Ill was told she had Consumption with no hope but two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her. Mr Thos Eggers 136 Wornd St San Francisco suffered a dreadful cold approaching Consumption and was cured in two weeks after one bottle. Trial bottles at Dr Powell's Drug Store. Regular sizes 50c and 1.00.
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Dr Powell’s Drug Store
Pink tea habit questioned by new congressman
A Washington Star snippet recalls a new congressman and colleague debating the so called pink tea habit. They joke about epicurean innovations and prefer the traditional green tea, joking it should not interfere with statesmanship.
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Washington Star
Misinterpreted Affection and Gossip in 19th Century Columns
A fragmentary collage from Chicago Récord and other papers sketches misread affections. dialogues touch on money lent and social pressure to attend theaters. brief quips reference grief in obituaries and a wife deemed hard to please.
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