No Better Remedy Cough Syrup Promise and Pinex Recipe
Exaggerated antidote claim for Pinex based cough syrup with sugar syrup mix. Instructions claim instant relief and broad health benefits including for bronchial trouble asthma and whooping cough. Warns to buy genuine Pinex and offers guaranteed satisfaction or refund.
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Last Survivor of Eudoras 56 XEno Celebrated by Victor Friends
The community of Victor honored Mr. Hertz age 84 with a surprise party hosted by neighbors last Saturday. He is popular with his classes and among locals who presented him with a token of thanks and a purse containing money.
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Farewell to a Village City Vision in Pageant Tale
A fragmented chronicle recalls an opera house crowd and a band leading a procession for Joseph Hertz and his neighbors. Judge C G Richards promises a telling address about a mythical city, its founders, and a moral tale interwoven with religious extracts and local nostalgia.
Local Figure Mitchell Resting After Illness
Congressman A Micelel reports resting well after last night. He slept through most of the night and his morning was refreshed. It is hoped that he returns home in a few days. Mayor Bishop’s brother died and the mayor did not reach the bedside after death. Mayor Bishop has visited here many times. A Notiviter spent one winter here. Mayor Bishop is expected home on Thursday.
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Red Blood For People Promoted By Neta
An advertisement touts red blood as essential for health and a rosy complexion. It claims hypo-nuclane tablets increase red and white blood cells, improve digestion, and flesh up frail bodies. It warns against paint and powder and mentions Blackburn's Pain Away Pills for headaches and pain.
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Canker Worm Threatens Kansas Orchards
Orchardists in Kansas report canker worm damage as apples escape protection face infestation. Professor Dickewskay recommends arsenate spraying at high concentration to thoroughly coat leaves and buds, noting early spring activity and repeated brood risk.
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Market Letter Reports Mixed Cattle Market Slump and Steady Demand
Kansas City May 2 stockYards report steers down 15 to 25 cents last week with cows and heifers 40 to 50 cents lower. Feeders held up, best quality still firm but eased slightly. Heavy purchases for large pastures noted while cattle from Texas and Colorado priced high. Mexican cattle limited by regional unrest. Prices: heifers and yearly steers around 6.00, prime heavy steers 4.00 to 3.83, quarantine steers 4.50 to 5.60, native cows 4.00, bulls 4.00 to 4.25, feeders and lighter stock rising in supply. Total run about 11,000 cattle. steer and sheep markets weakest in weeks with wool and mutton values softening due to demand and wool market weakness. lambs and clipped wool bring higher prices, brusher goats 3.00 to 6.50 per head. Market correspondent notes firming on some lines as buyers secure stock at present levels.
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Vershon 1 Stallion Sale at Rose Dell Farm Near Lawrence
Vershon 1 a beautiful black stallion with strong lineage, offered by Rose Dell Stock Farm 6 miles west of Lawrence. Sire Hershon No 14586, Grade Standard, examined and sound by Kansas State Agricultural College, with terms $12 to insure live and $2 disount if paid within 10 days. Also mentions Pontal Wer and Jake stallions with breeding notes and sale terms.
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Frost Threatens Kansas Fruit as Cold Lingers
Frost damages fruit and vegetables across Kansas lowlands with heavy impact on strawberries and potatoes. Uplands escape largely unhurt while forecasts warnporary freeze could ruin much of the fruit crop. Weather bureau notes uncertainty as sun and wind shift, comparing past freezes from 1907 and 1890s to current conditions.
Funeral Notice for E. Ro Cule in Lawrence parish
Friends and relatives of E. Ro Cule are invited to attend his funeral at STS Tenn Church on Wednesday at 2:50 PM. A service will follow at the grave in Ok Till Cemetery. Ordered by A L Lawrence and J A Herning, secretary.
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