Pennell of Niles reports cure from sciatic rheumatism with Pink Pills
The Cayuga County Independent recounts farmer Mr. Pennell of Niles who suffered severe hip and leg pains for years. After trials with several physicians failed, Pink Pills for Pale People eased his rheumatic pain and restored him to work despite a long history of disability. He estimates about 20 boxes used and now declares himself well. Dr Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady NY, sells the pills at 50 cents a box or 6 boxes for 22.50.
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Pennell
Niles
N. V. Wells
Promise Cayuga Co
N. Y
Messrs
Allen & Burch
Silas Z. Peace
Tlcs
Williams
Peiaty
Wilms
M .E
Willania Medicine Company
Chenectady
Two Kinds of Liberty and Notable Women
A discussion contrasts external and internal liberty with examples from Mme. Gayon and Luther. It highlights mental enfranchisement as true freedom, then notes cooking as a lasting art and the social value of nourishment. Lady Charlotte Schreiber is praised for influence and guilds. Finally, Mrs Ballington Booth gains public outdoor service rights, and Chicago creates a chair of statistics.
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Mme. Gayon
Luther
Wartburg
Manford
Charlotte Schreiber
England
London
Dowlais Iron Works
Bardette Moutts
Ashmead Bartlett
Turners
Aberdashers
Charlotte
Guild of
Fan Makers
Crow Meadow Grange notes and memorial for Brother Quinn
Crow Meadow Grange held a Saturday meeting chaired by Elmer Quinn with members Clara Williams Tillie Merritt and new couple Wilmot from La Prairie. Resolutions memorialize Brother Quinn and announce donations to western sufferers and Nebraska while planing next meetings and duties.
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Crow Meadow Grange
Elmer Quinn
Clara Williams
Tillie Merritt
Brother Quinn
Grange News
Grangé
Colorado
Nebraska
Bro Conk
The
Grange
M. l. Burt
Merritt
Mollie Williams
Burt
Williams
Oliver Wilson
Bro
Gco Vail
Wilmot and Son
la Prairie
L. E. B. Cor
Stc
Water Witch superstition ridiculed by Courier readers
A short critique condemns the water witch and hazel wand theories used to locate underground water. It cites Dr Carpenter’s scientific rebuttal and explains explaining how practiced movement can fool observers. The piece urges farmers to educate their children away from superstition and toward practical science.
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Courier- Journal
Carpenter
Sittler
Farmer Education and Practical Knowledge Emphasized
The speaker argues that education in many schools fails farmers. He urges business and scientific training to develop thinking and avoid superstition. He asks farmers to choose schools focused on developing mental powers for their children.
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Ucation
CURES iPAINS OF IMAN BEAST AND STATION REPORTS 1894
The station carried on experiments during the season of 1894 testing about 46 varieties. The program began in 1887 with eight years of results summarized. Additional experiments since 1888 covered time and method of planting, rotation, cross fertilization of corn, detasseling and listing.
Oleomargarine Digestibility Debate Sparks Health Warning
A Hoard's Dairyman summary challenges oleomargarine as digestible as butter, arguing butter melts at 89.6–95.49 degrees while oleomargarine 105–108.32, remaining inert in the body. The piece labels oleomargarine as composed of stearine and palmatine, warns of potential germ risks from slaughterhouse origins, and urges thorough cooking of ham and pork to counter trichina. It cites Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 37, 1804, offering free copies upon request.
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Ilinois Agricultural Experiment Station
Urbana
Ill
Local Newspaper Value and Civic Good Endorsement
A plain exhortation on the value of newspapers to communities and public life. It argues papers aid merchants, farmers, crime prevention, religion, railroads, politics, and economic activity, keeping citizens informed and deterring misdeeds while boosting local prosperity.
Local Notices From Republican Office Promote Printing and Subscriptions
An advertisement lists services offered by the Republican Office Henry MI including book and job printing at low prices, envelopes and cards, subscriptions for newspapers and magazines, steel engraving, and custom printing for neighbors abroad. It also details lodge and fraternal group meeting times and locations in Henry, with repeated reminders to members to attend meetings at various halls and buildings.
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Priceang
Neishboring
Loweat Print
Pricen
Devize
Menry
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