Monopole and other pacers listed for trotting trials
The MacGregor Herald notes Monopole and 200 percent pacing entries to be tried at trotts this season. It lists horses including Democracy, Edddrea, Captain Caffrey, Stanhope, Bourbon Bounell, Ruselwood, and Kate McCrackee among the gelding and mare entries. Bids and speeds are discussed with details on breeders, owners, and drivers, plus notes on Arlington horses and a Bethlehem track race last fall.
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Trotts
Cheater
Edddrea
Ellerslie Wilkes
M.A. Bradley
Cleveland
Kate McCrackee
Red Cedar
Miss Logan
Harry Gear
Logan
United States
Olly Birdella
Dr. Breisacher
Detroit
Tulle
Deta
Dan Wi Lily
Pacer Mart
Robert McGregor
Arately
Prince Albert
Bethlehem
Dr. Wettershoft
Pennsylvania
Bin
Stage Glints Stirring Rumors of Season
Lew Dockstader may star in a comic opera next season Eleanora Duse rumored in ear nest this time Fanny Fice once a Hostonian member first pro appearance with that company in Hoston Emperor William plans Oberon revival in Berlin Then a grand production staged in Berlin Oliveritt not first to Stuart Robson by Augustus Thomas France not always first in using ideas Two French Playwrights dramatized De Foe’s Robinson Crusoe for a spectacular extravaganza Maude Adams bookkeeper review shows average receipts per season London papers tease playwriters syndicate shares to buy Promoter pledges to elevate stage with British works
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Dockstader
Eleanora Duse
Fanny Fice
Hostonians
Hoston
Emperor William
Weber
Revis
Chi
Trees and forests export data report from The Forster
A fragmentary 19th century note discusses Canadian exports and European plantings of fruit trees along public routes. It cites woodlands in a kingdom of 420000 acres yielding income per acre and notes forests gaining value over four decades without exhaustion, per The Forster.
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Canada
France
Gere
England
Kingdom
Sasony
Ihe
Orchard and Garden Tips for Pruning and Manuring
The beat advocates pruning peaches early in spring. Avoid thick fruit heads. Apply nitrate of soda dissolved in water to the soil before planting straw berries and raspberries, ensuring lasting spring growth.
Fragmented foreign influence and hijinks in a Louisville journal
A jumble of 19th century clippings describes a young Englishman and an American girl in mutual curiosity across cultural lines. The piece references a courtship, a staged scene, and a cigar joke, then shifts to ads and notes about health remedies and social banter, including a portrait of a political worker and a Mrs Gable joke.
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Minta
Enziiah
Errat
Iliouer
United States
Abe
Louieville
Cure Claims From Linimens Advertisements
An apparent historical ad fragment touts cures for back pain diphtheria muscle contraction by products named Minard s Linims or Linimens. The text lists individuals such as Robert Ross and John A Forey alongside a mix of nonspecific names, suggesting an old era patent medicine claim with uncertain efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minard
N.S
Robert Ross
Minamed
Antizoush
John A Forey
Dangerous quack cure ads lure readers with fake remedies
The Philadelphia Press troves a garbled ad campaign touting nostrums like vegetable pills and quinine based cures. It warns against false promises that claim to cure all ills, noting misleading claims about health, longevity, and social status to sell ineffective products, with alarming health implications.
Toronto Merchant Adverts Cure and Goods
Fragmented ad style text from a Toronto merchant issue includes medical claims for a cure and related goods. Mentions 477 Yonge Street Toronto and Dr Arnold, with scattered phrases about remedies, cures, and sales in a late 19th or early 20th century context. The readable content is garbled but centers on a merchant offering remedies and related items.
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Madery
Yonge
Toronto
Arnold
Strod “Beet Cal Co
Canada
King Sereet Weet
Minaro's Liniment Sale Promised Amid Odd Message
A fragmentary note asks about a lime for sale and mentions a promise of something, with a cryptic reference to a feather duster and a distinctive signature. The readable content hints at an odd, perhaps colloquial exchange but provides no clear event, date, or identifiable organization.
Monards Liniment and a Hired Girl Tale
An old newspaper clipping in-dialect mentions Monards Liniment and a hired girl who left a employer for a dollar more weekly wage. The piece references a Baers Nenana line and a Pulinger woman buying her away, with scattered notes on Hlinkinsoppe and local humor from The Plain Dealer, Indianapolis Journal, and Orlando Skagaga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlinkinsoppe
Pawe
Pulinger
Plain Dealer
Care of Diet and Warnings on Washing Wounds
A domestic dialogue shows a woman insistently cautions about washing a leg wound. A doctor’s advice on using alkaline soap and water is framed as scientific. Abertish talk cites charity tributes and a sister’s move to comfort a dying relative. The piece reflects penny dreadful style chatter from the nineteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Sears
Jaye
Fyre Bos Am Hotel Balmoral Pith and Point
A fragment from a column titled Pith and Point discusses anger, social humor, and family dynamics. It remarks on the fast pace of modern life, generational differences, and a timid woman entertaining a feverish guest, with a note on caution after a blaze.
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Fyre Bos Am
Balmoral
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Mix Rachael Saunders
Pailadelphia
Northrop Lynas
Isley
Poimon
Partoelee
America
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Mtort
Minaro
Des
Monards
Liniment Baers Nenana
Orlando Skagaga
Wagner
Indianapolis Journal
Mivard
National Life
IFE OF Canada
Paceri
LA Hispania
Khedive
RED Cross
GEO. F. Bryan & CO
Winnipeg
Atari Cory
Hamilton, Ont
Steele, Briggs
Briggs
GEM
Steele
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