Remarkable Kimball Family Anniversary in Creston
Mrs Abby Cook celebrated her 90th birthday with relatives in Creston. The Kimball siblings total six living members and their united ages reach 600 years, tracing Elisha and Imey Lathrop Kimball line with descendants across Iowa Chicago Roxbury and Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gand
Kimball
Creston
Abby 8
Cook
William E. Cook
Franklin Street
Isaac A. ‘Cook
Preston
Ars
Elisha
Imey Lathrop Kimball
Lief
Sybil A Brazich
Roxbury
Mass
Abby
Sarah Green
Towa
Sarah L- Brown
Chicago
Nelson L. Kimball
Iowa
Frances de Wolf
Tuueine T.kimball
Nathaniel Kimball
Brothers and Sisters
Aus
Farmers See Practical Theory in Action for Better Cropping
A Rural Readers column urges practical farmers to follow correct principles rather than dismiss theory. It cites successful farmers who unintentionally practice scientific methods and argues farmers should embrace theory to improve results in earthworks, feeding peas to pigs, and managing horses and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seery and
Peechics
Stockman
Hazardous rural farm safety and pest prevention guidance
The text discusses securing chains and iron straps, improving barn fixtures, and preventing pollution in country homes. It notes neglect of sanitary precautions as a common issue and mentions a portable package shown for carrying produce and other items. It cautions readers to inspect surroundings to avert trouble and keep farm life orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Anderson
Willink
Erie County
Loraes
LuteDis
Postmaster's Wife Recovers After Severe Illness
Mrs. W. L. Francis of Leeds Center Maine, wife of the postmaster, nearly died from nervous prostration and heart pain before recovering with the help of a tonic. She credits a doctor and a course of medicine, and publicly endorses the treatment while urging others to seek relief through the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Leeds
W. L. Francis
Traneis
Francis
Ghart
Nanny Trail
Alt Log
Dixfeid
Gaye
Fran Piik Tis
Leeds Center
Paster
Maine Central
ELT
Dave
Fraamish
Raneuine
Tami
Fragmented Postal Exchange Leads to Missing Book
A garbled scene shows a shopper asking for Seatus aubsion and a clerk mishearing Seatts Finision. The dialogue suggests a misunderstanding over book titles and a clerk denying Beart's works. The piece centers on a perplexing retail moment and a bemused, intelligent salesman observing the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seati
Beart
Advertisements and remedies blur the page
A collage of patent medicine claims and testimonials dominates the text. It touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for digestion and biliousness, a claim about Abdul Hamid Khan’s cowboy potential, and endorsements for multiple products including Dobbins’ Soap and Mrs. Kinalow’s Bootiava Swasi with varied household uses.
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Slade
California Fig Syrup Company
Wapalonsa
Tatrary
Valus
Ies Menos
Dts
Soma Nak
Svethe
WTA
Imones Dar
Suether
Bedr
Kennedy
Chase Kennedy
New York
Charlee
Hla
Iarlon, Viarw
Canada
Linass Petiah
Agai
Ayrshire
Devon
Haiti
Eid
Tattil
Hama
Abdul Hamid Kahn
Sullen
Turkey
Hall
Glenn
Iso
I. Northcott
Windsor
Oat
Eger
Oan Bite
Aaleliia
Caarze
Worcester
Sarsapartiila
Allden Iquists
Hood
Née Lee
Emma M. Hooper
The
Ladies' Ome Journal
HL & M. Co
P.O. Box
N.Y
GN. U
Sapolio
Ay É A
Nees
Soraum Motien
Jias
Tony
Leck
Collier, Sseretatr
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