Common Sense Investments Boost Mining Profits
A booster piece extols common sense investing to grow small savings into wealth through mining stocks. It highlights rising zinc and lead mining earnings, cites Joplin Missouri as a major zinc field, and promotes Puritan Mining and Milling Co. stock offers through Moore of Ackley Iowa with monthly payment plans and non assessable paid-up stock. The ad urges rapid subscription before limits exclude new buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mmines
Tony
Tookeleler
Hearst
Schwab
Chirk
Rovers
Gould
Voal
Henal
Joplin
Missouri
Arkansas
Ozark
Ityal
Whiscums
Targo
Marion County
Ariitusus
Pruy
Castle Rock
Inwa
Puritan
Lengil
Treasury
Calon C. A. Moore
Moore, McNeil & Co
Ackley
Iowa
Ealdom
Puritan Mining and Milling Co
A. Moors
Pain Relief for Burn With Chamberlains Pain Balm
A Vernon Conn child burned on the hand suffered great pain until a local merchant advised Chamberlains Pain Balm. The first application drew out inflammation and provided immediate relief, with the merchant noting personal use and recommending it for cuts burns and strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Strauss
Vernon
Conn
Stestassenna
James N. Nichols
Nich Olis
Chamberlain
J. M. Nis
Fragmented oddities mix in chaotic health ad draft
A garbled OCR fragment references medicines like Dr King's New Discovery and ties to various names and places. It reads as a rough collage of health claims, product mentions, and street notes with unclear connections between people, locales, and events, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Very sick boy cured by Chadhorkala remedy, claim stems
A Midland Michigan speaker cites a two year old boy recovering from a severe bowel ailment using Chadhorkala's Cholera and Diarrhona Remedy. The report claims cures in extreme cases with printed directions. Also notes Ry Sige observing alcohol extraction from corn byproducts and estimates returns of eleven gallons per ton of cobs and six gallons per ton of stalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadhorkala
Maggie Hickox
Midland
Mich
Severn
Ry Sige
Lows Crop Bureau
Tade Ab
Eniage
Starving to Death Ended by Electric Bitters
Mia Walters of St Clair Columbus writes of severe stomach weakness from ineffective drugs, unable to eat or sleep, until Electric Bitters brought immediate improvement and a complete cure, hailed as the best health tonic, guaranteed by Ht. N. Subultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Mary H. Walters
St. Clair
St. Columbus
N. Subultz
Untitled Iowa and Manitoba Brotherhood Notices Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes mention multiple organizations including Modern Brotherhood of America and Red Men. The text lists monthly sale dates, exhibitions, and meetings across Iowa Nebraska Manitoba Wisconsin and Illinois with various local references and scattered names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pho
Omaha
Neb
Modern Brotherhood of America
Connell
National Cony von Minish Lrotherhood of America
Gersy
Sioux City
Council of Deway Fine
Iowa
Minessin
Netty and Sond
Manitoba
Treas
Soverber
Yong Deavur
Goh
Amelia Mining Guns Press
Guat
Memphis
Peon
Cung Hod
St. Andrew
Penn
Nadi
Fragmented OCR note with unclear names and terms
A garbled OCR passage discusses various names and items with no coherent topic. It presents disjointed phrases, partial terms, and impossible sequences, making it impossible to identify a clear event, person, or place from the readable text.
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B. L. Trey
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Trenton
Roosevelt Bros
Kansas
Clinois
Sia
New Jersey
Finois
Ted
Wilson
Prin Bal
Utaus
Mre
Oru
Stephens
Port Williams
Jing
Dr King
Washington
Antone
Illinois Central Railroad
Tovertisty Poids Fy
Cire
Arita Atu Vickers
Dsj
Colorady Spyinj
Genetin Itian Sent
Orley
Maison
Lawa
Iesbres
Bank OF Atx
Estall Hy
Ganeray Bank
Witttage
Soliton
Lusch, Martin
Tad
Ackluy
Mita
Vine House Deptity
B. P. Held
Basre
Vanishier Woods
Ponte Aral, Ghastilly
Ackley, 1Uwa
J Rumber
Ian
Webeta
Prodden Lem Ed
Exegutoe
Beitis
Sertiewe
Dares Sebenates
Phat
Giartie Pet Tung
Auguste Nile
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