Windl Strengthens Weak Women and Men Says Mrs Brill
Mrs Brill of Racine Wisconsin describes a recovery from weakness and nervousness after using Windl. She says she gained weight and became stronger, praising Windl as life changing. The ad promises a money back guarantee if it does not lift the reader. A J Ironmonger, Henry DG, a local druggist, endorses the product.
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Brill
Wincl
Racine
Wis
A. J. Ironmonger
Henry
Turbulent Dec 18 1913 Nonfiction Column Highlights
A mosaic of notes from 1913 includes critique of fashion images and flirty fiction, a Milwaukee fire destroying 60 automobiles and a Ford agency, Beardstown portraits, and drought era crop yields. It notes Cook County’s population share, alfalfa origins, a large Hereford calf, and a call for safer school heating and fire drills.
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Ford Automobile Distributing Agency of
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Cook County
Illinois
C. R. Cruth
Carrolton
Thomas Beard
Beardstown
Will Heng
T. L. Holman
Launemin
North Dakota
Dakotas
F. R. Mogridge
Chicago
Media
Greece
Italy
Spain
California
Frank Butterfield
Blandinsylle
Avas
Caine
Ilinois
Commission
Dr King’s New Discovery for Croup Ad
Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio praises Dr King’s New Discovery as a proven remedy for croup coughs and colds. The ad notes prices 60 cents and 1 dollar per bottle and urges a bottle in every home.
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Dr King
Lewis Chamberlain
Manchester
Public Sale Notice for Mrs Gerrow Farm near Henry Illinois
The undersigned quits farming and schedules a public auction at the Mrs Gerrow farm 3 miles north of Henry IL on Friday December 26 1913 starting at 10 am. Items include four head of horses and one sucking colt cattle five cows and calf hogs hay barn six to eight tons corn fodder and various farm implements and equipment with terms cash or credit note security. no interest if paid when due. Roy Rowe is listed as owner or auctioneer.
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Hayes
Surrey
Cobat
iLibes
Fohu
Ee Roy
Rowe
Auction Notice for Farm Goods and Livestock in 1914
An auction will be held Tuesday January 6 1914 at 10 a.m. west of Henry TH 1 mile south and 6 miles southeast of Broadmoor 9 miles northeast of Camp Grove. Items include horses six head cattle six milch cows ten shoats two wagons and farming equipment. Cash and credit terms noted with details on specific assets such as mules harnesses corn planter cultivators and misc. tools.
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Henry, TH
Broadmoor
Camp Grove
Marseilles
Hangeré
Ears Sutton
Rover
Remarkable Pension Notice Raises Family History Question
A veteran aged 76 may receive a pension increase under a new law. The fragment describes a Dr Warren tied to a family history of multiple marriages and three wives with 13 children, noting deceased family members and a pending adjustment in his pension.
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Washington
Svhlianes
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