Wabash Fast Mail Runs From Kansas City To New York
The Wabash Fast Mail departs Kansas City Union Depot at 6 13 PM every even day, making the trip in thirty six hours and arriving New York at 7 30 AM. The service shortens travel to Detroit, Cincinnati, Springfield, Buffalo and Niagara Falls, with through sleepers and chair cars. Henry N Garland is Western Passenger Agent. inquire at Ninth and Delaware. A note on Sitting Bull relics and railway secretary Michael D. Wild is included.
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Mon Wabass
Kansas City Union Depot
New York
New York City
Jack Ponville
Springfield
Detroit
Mitch
Niagara Falls
Duffalo
Muffato
Wabash
Ninth and
Dei Ware Streets
Henry N. Garland
Western
Kansas City
Revival of Frame Washing of Tea Sets in Homes
The article notes a return of the frame fashion where ladies wash delicate china and silver after tea at breakfast with family present. It argues this domestic practice preserves heirlooms, and that gentle handling by ladies helps protect fine glassware and china for years.
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Holand
Haunts and Resorts for Summer Outings in the Midwest
The Chicago Record highlights summer sportsmen destinations across Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and Michigan with towns like Delavan Waukesha Oconomowoc Elkhart Lake Marquette Madison Kilbourn Minocqua Star Lake Lakes Okoboji Spirit Lake Lake Minnetonka and White Bear plus Great Lake regions. It advertises pamphlets Summer Tours and Fishing and Hunting from Geo N Heafford Genl Pass Agt Chicago. Oblivious to wacky Love quotes appear from the Chicago Record.
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Chicago
Milwaukee St. Paul
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Dakotas
Delavan
Waukesha
Oconomowoc
Elkhart Lake
Marquette
Madison
Kilbourn
Minocqua
Star Lake
Lakes Okoboji
Spirit Lake
Gleat Lake
Ole Bins
Montento
White Bear
Lake Minnetonka
North Woods
Geo. N. Heafford
Old Colony Building
Patent Patents Listed for Week Ending April 4 1909
Missouri Kansas and Nebraska patentees include Edward Harlan St Louis garment Albert Muzzard St Louis automatic medicine mixing and bottle filling machine Pridolin Kamm Pleasant Gap weather strips for doors John Lane St Louis air bed on fusion Joseph Mercer Hartford automatic vehicle brake Charles Moston St Louis lubricated bearing William Morris Bernie church motor Daniel Murname Tuxedo Park apparatus for manufacturing mirrors Portwood Moberly shoe Intratcher Henry Schonecht J G Bigin St Louis mechanical toy Elmer Stewart Kansas City horse shoe Joseph Sutton Seneca siphon James Warner Waverly wire fating machine William Workman Ashland tanks for transporting live fish John Fairman Hastings end gate for wagons Edwin Hubbell South Omaha steam generator for thawing frozen ground Robert Klos Hastings combined kiln and drying tunnel William Rubin South Omaha seam issue of April 4 1909 patent notices
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Yatexta
Higdon
Fisher and Thorpe
Terryatsmond
Junction Main
Delaware Sts
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Mlhbourl Solomon A. Mragg
Granada
Leo Hhrlich
Louisy Autographic Register
Onry
Edward II
Harlan
St Louis
Albert B. Muzzard
St. Louis
Pridolin & Kamm
Pleasant
Bernie
Daniel J. Murname
Tuxedo Park
Portwood
Moberly
Henry A. Schonecht
J. G. Bigin
S. Louis
Elmer Stewart
Joseph G. Sutton
Seneca
Whitelaw
Frang& Briggs
Neosho
Ax Race
Destro
Caroline Egbert
TH CG Shaw
Devign
John H
Todd Calvert
Tampa
John F. Fisher
Atchison
Otto H. Hesse
Leavenworth
James W. Kiniy
Belelt
Cheater A. Latham
Wichita
Card
Ogden & Snyder
Formann
Les
Warner
Waverly
Fatrie
William J. Workman
Ashland
Semkask
Clarence A. Claflin
Omaha
John F. Fairman
Hastings
William E. Hewlt
David City
Grossera
Edwin Hubbell
South Omaha
Robert and
A. Klos
William Rubin
Heissues
An Excellent Combination California Fig Syrup Co. touted remedy
A vintage advertisement extols Sixur or Fras as a superior laxative and tonic sold by the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims gentle relief from constipation, cold symptoms, headaches, and fevers, with liver and bowel safety. It urges readers to buy from the official company, warning against imitations.
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Calliversié
California Fig Syrup CO
Francinco
Cal
Ail Price Boe
Boiale
Duchess of Bedford visits prisons for women offenders
Adeline, Duchess of Bedford, with Lady Batterdon, enjoys special Home Secretary permission to visit female convict prisons where inmates serve more than two years. She uses the trust to help prisoners reintegrate on discharge, backed by efforts for improved conditions. The duchess, in her prime, speaks with a voice likened to her sister Lady Henry Somerset.
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Adeline
Duchess of Bedford
Home Secretary
Batterdon
Duchoas
Henry Somerset
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Fort Yates
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Sitting Bull
Little Big Horn
Gen. Custer
Bitting Bull
Michael D. Wild
Baltimore and Ohio South Western Railway
Edward Bruce
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wall
Mr. Wild
Baltimore
Ayer
Ayers
Pommel Ets
J. Tower
Floston
Mani
Spalding
Jase
York
Denver
Amu
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Alain
Aseggred
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Eens
Lumbago
Uae
St. Jacobs Oil
Queen Victoria
Priva
Duchess of Southerland
California
Santa Fe
Schdrens
Gxo
W. Haven
P&t. A
Genta Fe
Marita
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Eona Exis
Higginsport
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rittenhouse & Embree Co
Center Avenue
Nonce
Illinois
Tyee
C. A. Jackson
Worts
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Hurgeon
Kearney
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St. Inney
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Sapolio
Thompson
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Columbia Bevel
Columbia
Pope Manufacturing Company
Hartford
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