The Quality of No 1 Hard Wheat In Canadian West
The Canadian West shows growing prosperity as many migrate to farming in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Wheat barley and dairy output yield large sums, with railroads expanding opportunities. American farmers increasingly settle in Canada and government homesteads attract settlers amid favorable land prices and returns per acre. Brandreth’s pills and Defiance Starch are noted trade items. Virginia Tech’s J Meliyde retires with Carnegie pension.
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Manitove
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Son
Onn
Ooo
Onta
Payel
Prairie Farm
J. J. HM
Uw Weet
Verom
Ile India
Chat Gouri Leslie
Canada
Low Wages in Russia and Wireless Telegraphy Inventions
A text discusses extreme poverty among Russian agricultural workers with figures from an 1882-1501 official study showing annual wages for men under 42 dollars and women under 18, plus subsistence costs, totaling about 50 dollars for men and 40 for women. It also notes five months of summer wages. Separate reports from Paris claim inventor M Maidhe has developed a two-port wireless telephony system with garden and distant room terminals, using a battery, induction coil, and insulated wire frame, enabling clear conversations across walls.
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Tesh
Faris
M Maidhe
Cure for a Boy's Eczema by Cuticura Remedies
A country store owner in Avard Oklahoma recounts how his son’s scalp eczema, once a solid sore with hair loss, cleared after two bottles of Cuticura Resolve and daily applications of Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He reports complete healing and urges others to use the Caputura products for all eczema cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Barnett
Avard
Ollahona
Catheura
Tim Dally
Michale
A. C. Liurneut
Rare mahogany bridge in Mexico sparked by American inventor
A report notes a solid mahogany bridge in Palenque Chiapas Mexico claimed to be the world’s only such structure. Built without sawn flooring by hand hewn braces uses vast hardwood, spanning 16 feet wide and over 10 feet high, serving both pedestrians and traffic amid forests cleared for rubber plantations.
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Mahocany
Department of Palenque
Chiaps
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Guatownala
Old Mexico
New Year's Calls Then and Now in Old New York
Twenty five years ago New Year's calls were a festive but risky custom as revelers drank ogg nog and applejack. The piece notes social shifts toward moderation, celebrates hospitality, and cites a Staten Island doctor whose daughter promotes Postum as a wholesome drink for holiday guests.
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Yast
Staten Island
Wellville
Local quackery and patent remedies flood 1900s markets
A jumble of brand names and dubious advice floods the page promoting teas, starches, and patent medicines amid snappy ad copy. It touts Gattiell Tea for constipation and DeNanee Starch, urging readers to try products and seek refunds if not satisfied, reflecting early 20th century consumer hype and lax regulation.
Continent bakers mix soap into dough for light pastry
A communication to the Association of Teleian Chemists warns bakers mix soap into dough to lighten bread and pastry. Soap quantity varies with fancy articles, witles and litteratile grow larger than in bread. Defiinee Starch is praised as safe for fine fabrics, offering strong finishing with less product.
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Association of Teleian Chemists
German Volunteer Army Corps Gets 37 Automobiles for Drivers
The German Volunteer Army Corps is issued 37 automobiles with uniformed drivers carrying star officers to and from. In maneuvers last month the speed and conduct of the machines were highly praised by tacticians observing the molmic campaign developments.
Deafness Cure Claims and Nostrum Advertisements
A fragmented antiquated pamphlet-like text touts a supposed cure for deafness via a cocaine and catarrh remedy. It mocks medical authority, promises permanent restoration of hearing, and includes promotional language from Cheney & Co of Toledo and others. The piece also contains a stray moral anecdote about Indian warfare emotions and concealment.
Ten Years of Pain Ends for Napoleon Woman
Mrs Margaret Emmerich of Clinton street Napoleon says she suffered fifteen years with kidney troubles back pain and dizziness. She could not do housework for ten years and relied on doctors with little help. Dean's Kidney Pills gave relief and cured her. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Poster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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Margaret Emmerich
Cinton Street
Napoleon
Brent
Dean
Milburn Co
Buffalo
Old England Trusts and Brewers Customs in 15th Century
The Brewers company records recount a 1422 event in London where Mayor Hubert Chiehole summoned the guild to Guildhall to settle a dispute over ale pricing and malt supply. After arguments about malt hoarding, the brewers were fined 20 pounds and ordered kept in private custody until payment or security was found.
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England
Brewers’ Company
Hubert Chiehole
London
Whityngtone
Privan
Lydia E Pinkham and Her Vegetable Compound Origin Story
A historical profile of Lydia E Green Pinkham born 1810 in Lynn Massachusetts. It traces her early teaching career, marriage to Tnane Pinkham, and interest in roots and herbs leading to the creation of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after financial collapse in 1870. The piece highlights family efforts, the kitchen laboratory, pamphlet distribution, and the ultimate rise of a household name in women’s health care. It notes her records of cases and the continuation of work by her daughter-in-law and later Mrs Pinkham.
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Knowledgne
Tnane Pinkham
Porn- Marto
Lydia B. Winklam
Lynn
Proklim
Cententink
Pinkham
Pinkhams
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Mokham
Ledia E
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Caspian Iy
Lake Huron
Brandreth
Une
J. Meliryde
Virginia Polytechnic Institute of
Russia
Deeter
Cathura
Big Billa
Mee
Winslow
Aimee Wie
Cates
Chet
Putsam
Gosta
Rimoner
Peoria
Hila
Mudville
WHO
Estes
Mass
Carters
FEV
Ely
Wwets
Ely Lruthors
Warren Strout
New York
King Edward
Lord Knollys
Fialera
Mona
Brockton
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Dolulas
Brockton, Mars
Defiance Stargh
AN. K—B
Cayenne
ORUC
Abel
Chese Brough
Jay Wire
Gulf Goast
South
Texas
Lfunkias Immigration Company
Randas City
POET
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