Dyspepsia Woes Warn of Early Attention Needed
The piece warns that indigestion causes uneasy after eating headaches and sour stomach sensations and notes that neglect can weaken the stomach. It emphasizes early care to counter dyspepsia and the misery it can bring if ignored.
The Man Mosquito Haunts the Sleepless Night
BY BOL BURDETTE OK night harms. A prowling mosquito stalks the sleeper in a shadowed room. The speaker fears the bite that brings death and curses the insect’s inventor as the menace nears.
World’s Fair Agriculture Exhibit Preparations Ahead
Charman J C Allison and H J Waters urge rapid action as preparations for the agriculture display accelerate. Guidance covers bluegrass, clover, timothy, alfalfa, orchard grass, white clover, and grain exhibits. Proper curing, packing, and precise handling are emphasized to preserve color and quality for St Louis display.
Missouri corn exhibit prep guides farmers for prize displays
Instructions urge careful selection of old and current corn for exhibits. Farmers should harvest wheat and other grains at peak ripeness, save only the best ears with deep kernels and uniform color, wrap to prevent bleaching, and pack in boxes. Plans include shelled corn displays and federal prizes at St Louis next year.
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Missouri
St. Louisithout
Corn Inn
St. Lome
Died in Odessa Aged Infant Child of Gossett Family
Sane Thoroughbred Duroc male hoge was registered as deceased in Odessa Missouri. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Chas Gossett died Wednesday August 18 1803 in Odessa. The notice lists Thomas Car Michael as applicant or contact.
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Thomas Carmichael
Odessa
Chas, Gossett
Onyx Doorsteps and Local Caves Highlight Franklin County
Franklin county merchants tout onyx from local caves near Union twelve miles from the town. A public exhibit in Missouri builds interest. the note also promotes Herbine as a remedy with patient testimonials and a Checotah, Indiana address. 60 cents sold by Crenshaw & Young.
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Franklin County
Clark Brown
Unior
St. Louis
Meramec River
Union
Missouri
World's Park
Who Reads a Missouri Book at the State Building Exhibit
The Missouri World's Fair commission plans a Missouri state building exhibit featuring literature. The department of publication, led by Walter Williams, will curate a copy of every Missouri book. Walter Williams seeks names of Missouri authors to showcase local reading activity.
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Missouri State Building
Missouri World's Fair Commission
Department of Publication
Walter Williams
J. Movs
St. Joseph
Williams
Missouri
Lost flood stock advertised for recovery near Buckner Mo
During the flood several horses were taken from the river above Napoleon. A dark brown mare age unknown about 15 hands, a black mare age 2 about 15 hands, and a light bay mare in foal about 12 hands, branded on left shoulder with a letter zero. Reward for info leading to recovery. Contact C W Ryan Buckner Mo. Older text also mentions advice on horse harness dressing and a tomato crate sale at Vaughan's.
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Napoleon
C. W. Ryan, Buckner, Mo
Ewing Farm
Lexington
Mayview
Jack
Jennet
A Queen Who Ruled By Sway At Frevensborg
Excerpted notes describe Queen Louis of Denmark as shy yet powerful, using subtle influence over royal kin and household, with primogeniture placing the Princess of Wales above her sister on state occasions. The piece recounts her maternal sway among royal exiles at Frevensborg and her quiet authority.
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Louis
Denmark
Frevensborg
Princess of Wales
Kassia
Christian
Emily Crawford
Everybody's Magazine
Ballard's Horebound Syrup Endorsed by Salt Lake City Pair
Mr and Mrs J A Anderson of 254 West 15th Street Salt Lake City Utah praise Ballard's Horebound Syrup as the best remedy for coughs and colds, noting it gives immediate relief and is pleasant to take. Sold by Crenshaw and Young. Prices 25c 50c and $1.00.
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Ballard
Mia
J. A. Anderson
West Lth St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Crenshaw & Young
Apples and Jerseys Prize Winners at State Fair
William Brons, from near Aulville, visited Lexington Monday with two Wolf River apples, each 154 inches in circumference and 16.5 ounces. He owns 30 Wolf River trees, but his specialty lies in fine stock farming, where his Jerseys won premiums at Sedalia State Fair last week.
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William Brons
Aulville
Lexington
Wolf River
Bron
Sedalia
Ballard's Snow Liniment Endorsed For Rheumatism Relief
J W Sullivan of Sullivan House El Reno O T writes June 6 1900 praising Ballards Snow Liniment as the only remedy giving immediate relief for rheumatism. Ad notes price 1 00 and sales by Crenshaw Young. Also reports a birth: born August 18 1908 to Geo Frofelit wife.
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Ballard
J. W. Sullivan
Sullivan House
el Reno
O. T
Crenshaw & Young
Mayview
Geo. Frofelit
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