Men at 60 face wealth and worry over land and will
A fragmented discussion on aging men with substantial fortunes debating land, wills, and family needs across the country. It highlights concerns about securing earnings for heirs and the impulse to invest in property rather than rely on others.
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Iba
Avery Man
Mitte Coma
Misleading Tonic Promises Muscle Digestion Cure Claims
An icky advertisement imitates medical advice touting Dr Pierce's Medical Discovery as a cure for digestive ruins and hunger. It опис describes the tonic as revitalizing digestion, building blood, and replacing liver oil with a patent remedy, claiming remarkable health benefits and urging readers to trust Dr Pierce.
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Pierce
Feon
Cove Co
Political race shifts in 16th district counties
The Pantagraph notes mounting Republican activity in the 16th district covering Mambali Woodford and Lavlaguton counties with candidates for lieutenant governor and senator. Attorney General Knox fines for law violations set precedent, while Noyes of Stark County seeks re election and James Noyes earns praise for a solid record. Prosecutors in multiple states pursue officials for neglect.
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Woodford
Lavlaguton
Keox
Supreme Court
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Stock vs Grain Farming Paper Read at Marshall Institute
A paper presented at the Marshall County Farmer's Institute discusses stock versus grain farming. Milton Menjoor of Le Ruse argues that both systems complement each other and warns against exhausting land by year after year grain cropping. The speaker stresses maintaining fertility, selecting suitable crops, and the impact of tenancy on farm sustainability and rent practices.
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Milton Menjoor
le Ruse
Jebar Reed
Luis Moxtesu
Tara
Grara
Grace Lavid
Shucklog Accident Leaves Dwyer Maimed at McNabb
In a mishap at McNabb yesterday afternoon a brakeman named Beary Dwyer lost both legs after being struck by a car wheel and gear. He was taken to Mary’s hospital where doctors performed amputations, while local observers discuss similar hazards of decayed homes and clutter in the community and urge corrective measures.
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Dwyer
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Farmers urged to renew soil care and balanced farming
A long discourse stresses careful soil management to keep crops productive on worn land. Advice favors crop rotation, fertilizer creation from own hay and rough feed, and avoiding overreliance on external inputs, plus anecdotes from a Pasadena tournament and local experiences.
Electric Bitters Praised By Sufferers In Lancaster
J Green of Lancaster Minnesota credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic indigestion and nervous debility. He says they helped his wife feel well, calling the remedy splendid for female troubles and a grand health and vigor tonic. Sold by Powell's drug store with a 50 cent guarantee.
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Lancaster
de Powell
Land A Cenalag Factory and Farming Shifts
A fragmented report notes a Cenalag factory attracting workers and plans at a local site. It mentions irrigation and crop concerns, new enterprises, and a tubing factory setup with expert labor for corn foil processing and related adaptation in the town.
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Unreadable OCR Highlights Local Name Confusion
Fragmentary text mentions names Chamberlain Keomosh Aver Tobkete Att and Baranlke De Powedl with unclear actions. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable passages.
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de Powedl
Local Man Favors Balm for Cancer Relief
Curcaly Me Wow Prickett of Santthield Minnesota reports long battle with facial cancer. He credits Ballerd's Linment for rapid relief after accidental application. He says his cancer disappeared with almost no scarring and praises the preparation. Sold at Dr Powell's City drug store for 6c to 1.00.
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Santthield
Ballerd
Asle Agi Dr Powell
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Doctor Fruth to Visit Camp Mou for One Day
Dr Fruth, specialist with many years of experience, will visit Camp Mou on Wednesday February 10 from 1:69 to Ut. B for a free one day consultation. He offers examinations, advice, and demonstrations on treating chronic conditions and deformities, inviting prospective patients to bring urine samples for analysis.
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Geetor Centre
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