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Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1900

Page

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Farm Talk on Apples Seeds and Dairying Tips

A rural advice column covers storing apples in water near freezing, improving yields with wheel hoes, and the economics of farming. It notes wheel-hoed crops outperform horse-powered plots, discusses land use and crop choice, dairing profits, seed selection, and strawberry bed management.

Reflections of a Bachelor Prose Poem On Love And Gender

A brief, witty reflection on love and gender roles contrasts how men and women perceive affection. It satirically notes distrust and curiosity in romantic exchanges, suggesting love is a solitary game and hearts carry unseen marks.

Profranenesa as a Brutal Vice Note

A terse reflection on vice and refinement. The author contrasts habitual blasphemy with a coarse will, noting how language exposes underlying character in a moral frame.

E,h, Chapin

Campaign Costs in 1896 Election Compared to Now

Cost estimates show national committees spending around 5 million dollars with state committees adding up to 20 million. Campaign orators, printing, and house-to-house canvassing explain major shares of the bill. Phonographs and opticons are touted as novel methods for the forthcoming campaign.

United Staea Tocanova Democratic National Committee Republican Committee Republican Democratic Alere Opticons New York Chicago Tribune

No remedy equals Peruna women sat letter to Dr Hartman

A letter from Susan Wymar of Richmond school Chicago and Margaretha Dauben Racine City Wisconsin praises Pe-ru-na as a lifesaving remedy for female ailments and pelvic catarrh. They urge others to consult Dr Hartman in Columbus for a free booklet.

Susan Wymar Richmond School Chicago Hartman Margaretha Dauben North Superior St Racine City Wis Hertman Columbus, Oy

Maxims of a Millionaire: Early 20th Century Ethos

A compilation of aphorisms attributed to Haunington the dead railroad baker and shiplander. The quotes counsel thrift honesty, self-reliance, and practical work over grand study. They urge personal integrity, frugality, and pursuing one’s own destiny without idle social obligations.

Wealthy couple adopts orphaned boy after nursery smile

From an St Louis orphan asylum a millionaire and his wife visit the nursery. A pretty boy wakes, smiles at the wife, and says Take baby while the couple, childless, decide to adopt. They leave with the golden haired boy to fill their home.

St. Louis Paddy Orphan Asylum New York Tribune

Allen’s Foot-Ease Promises Comfort For Footwear

A vintage advertisement touts Allen’s Foot-Enase powder for feet claiming cooling relief, reducing pain from corns bunions swollen feet and sweating. It promises cure while you walk with over 30 000 testimonials and a sample offer, 25 cents at all druggists and shoe stores.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy, N. Y

Wise sayings blend luck and choice in varied fortunes

A collage of proverbs suggests money, wisdom, and fate interact with human lives. It notes that fortune blames luck for misfortunes and that wise people allow others to have their say, highlighting social dynamics and ironic humor.

The Coffin Trust and Rising Prices Across Goods

The passage argues that from 1896 to 1900s prices and costs have surged for grain, plows, grain to buy tools, and supplies, with increases in rope, wheels, wire, sugar, and oil. It laments freight rates and blames trusts for amplifying costs in daily life and stages a warning of a “Coffin Trust” central to the critique.

Doctor’s Cure Outside View of Bitters for Liver Disease

Mrs J B Hunt of Lime Bluff Wisconsin faced a dangerous liver trouble with a grim prognosis. Doctors said surgery was her only hope but she found relief with seven bottles of Electric Bitters avoiding the surgeon and now reports improved health. The tonic is urged as a guaranteed remedy for liver and kidney woes at 60 cents a bottle.

Polaon J. B. Hunt Wis Air Kyle

On which side the republic faces

The Atlanta Constitution contrasts factions defending empire and those serving the republic. It warns that surplus and political interests burden citizens while urging the people to rally for individual opportunity and home toil against imperial excess.

Republic Atlanta Constitution

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