Land Sale Notice: 580000 Waned? Farm Land
The undersigned offers a tract described as good farm land totaling 580000 wanes. Property details and terms of sale are to be arranged.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
5
Tearful or Cheerful Woman Health Advice Ad
A 19th century style testimonial promotes Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery to treat presumed woman disease causing low mood. It claims to restore regularity, drain healing, reduce inflammation, and strengthen weak women, with a quoted personal endorsement from Mrs. Alice Adams of Laboratory, Washington Co., Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Alice Adams
Laboratory
Washington Co
Dr. Pierce
New Genus Ovibos Proposed For Musk Ox
The musk ox shows intermediate features between sheep and ox and a new genus Ovibos is proposed. Authors note resemblance to buffalo and bison and discuss its affinities and classification.
Counter Irritant Exchange Summary
The brief item captures a quip about a neighbor and a dog that howls at any music, illustrating a light moment in a casual exchange between residents. A stray remark implies a nuisance neighbor and a playful defense of quiet.
Dickens Quote on Harmony in Society
The speaker contends that if such a thing as unity existed in the world, private opinions would align with the common good and society would function better. They imply Dickens would agree that agreeable company enhances discourse and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
Grievance Against Hin Fallon
A terse notice outlines a grievance involving Hin Fallon. The brief item notes a dispute and possible resolution steps, preserving names and local procedural framing without sensational detail. Authorities or responding bodies are implied but not named in full within the readable fragments.
Providence and a wife's rebellion in a Kentucky home
Forty years of a harsh marriage end in tragedy and a new wife named Susie. Jacob Matthews plans Providence as his guide to a second marriage but suffers a brutal clash of wills with his young bride. After a wild honeymoon and escalating punishment, the wife rebels and flees to her father’s house, leaving Jacob’s doctrine of Providence in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Iannah Matthews
Hannah
Fuet
Sarah Weldon
Sarah
Providence
Aunt Sarah
Susie White
Inow
Wasv
Jacob Matthews
Fic
White’s
Susie
Agal
Beggar Permits and Police in Mexico City Delayed Visit
An American recounts life in Mexico City where police record how many beggars may call at a residence each morning. He notes discrepancies with his brother’s counts, and a messenger later questions for a man named Jones. The exchange reveals tough, defiant language about feeding beggars and a blunt instruction to go to hell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Jones
Hich Jones
Senor
Senov
Fasting For Health's Sake and the Need for Balance
An essay argues modern eating patterns exceed needs, causing bodily torpor and fat. It urges weekly honest fasting to restore balance between intake and output, referencing church guidance and Fort London Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Fort—London Hospital
Our Daughters and the Call For Noble Natural Teaching
A reflection on parenting and nature from Ruskin urging that daughters receive noble teachings and teachers. Emphasizes baptizing children with love of nature and native land, contrasting church fonts with waters from nature and the moral guidance drawn from natural law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natuys
God.Ruskin
Hillsdale notes and visits amid Malvern fair chatter
Charles Dalton's sister visits. Ray Gifford ill with malaria. Noah Noel runs nine stands at Malvern fair with Robert Sharp and Charley Shepherd. Rev Piddler to give farewell sermon. various visits from Glenwood,Omaha and Oklahoma. Fourth U B church meeting held with Elder Curtis preaching and a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Malvern
Charles Dalton
Marshall
Breeling
Glenwood
Blade
Woodbury Co
Whitmer
Mellron
Omaha
Drake
Corning
U. B
Isaac Harris
Henderson
Mayberry
Neb
Daugherty
Ryans
Curtis
Silver City notices and events from a town page
Silver City school opens next Monday. Births, travels, visits, and local notes fill the town column including church, post office, and party business. Headlines cover letters, politics, ball games, lectures, and social happenings with many names and places such as Omaha Lincoln Glenwood Malvern Emerson and Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable
A. P. Reeve
Gleaning in English harvest fields becomes a yearly custom
The old gleaning practice in Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire remains alive after harvest. Women and children roam newly cleared fields in late August collecting scattered wheat ears into small sheaves. They carry the loot home on their heads, thrash by hand, and use or sell the grain. A half peck often takes a child a full day, while mothers and children treat it as a picnic, staying until night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Naomi
England
Hertfordshire
Bedfordshire
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