Jersey B stallion Jersey B 36688 season prospect at West Union Marshall
Pure bred trotting stallion Jersey B 36688 will stud in 1910 for the first three days weekly at West Union livery barn and last three at Cheno weth wagon yard Marshall beginning Friday April 1. Jersey B bay 16 hands 1365 pounds sired by Jersey Wilkes with noted progeny and mares. Fee $10 cash or $14 to insure a live foal, due when foals. For details address Ross Buckner West Union Illinois.
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Jersey B
West Union
Chenoweth Wagon Yard
Marshall
Jersey HK
Jersey Wilkes
Ethel Mac
Planet
Hilue
Pat Rooney
Marvey
Jersey
Bartholomew Wilkes
George Patchen
Clark County Fair
Ross Buckner
Ill
One half must learn the shiftiness of the bullfrog
A publisher notes a witty comparison between societal labor and leisure, citing Longfellow about the world’s divisions. The author credits the Louisville Courier-Journal for a strong illustration of contemporary achievement and satire on modern speed limits.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Longfellow
Zemo Proves Effective Skin Remedy Says Agency
The agency notes Zemo surpasses expectations for eczema pimples and dandruff and plans to continue distributing the product. It stresses Zemo’s external use draws germs from the skin and promises a booklet with simple explanations for curing skin and scalp conditions.
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Zemo
Kelfér Drug Co
How Krakatoa Erupted and Volcanoes Work
A historic explanation outlines Krakatoa’s 1883 eruption and the general nature of volcanoes. It describes lava, cinders, lava cones, and pipes, noting Etna’s many cones and catastrophic eruptions, plus the global effects of Krakatoa’s explosion.
The Senate Lacks Mace and House Keeps It Tradition
The piece notes the Senate has no mace while the House of Representatives keeps a silver eagle mace that rests in a pillar socket during sessions. An officer may use the mace to restore order, though its main function is ceremonial rather than procedural.
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Senate
House of Representatives
House
Washington Cor
St. Louis Star
Preece
Pellat
Washington Star
What Causes Friction and What If It Vanished
Lawrence Hodges explains friction as microscopic interlocking teeth between surfaces and how elasticity lets objects rebound. He notes bearings use brass to reduce wear while sand can increase friction for trains. without friction, screws would backfire, cogged rails needed, buildings fail, and machines would run at 100 percent efficiency.
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Edison
Lawrence Hodges
New York Tribune
Jam stained confession in a saintly tale
A tongue in cheek scene shows a boy Jacky greedily spooning jam from a pot while his mother admonishes him. He retreats from prayer claiming his holiness awaits after death, prompting a wry domestic moment about piety and appetite.
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Jacky
A Matter of Economy
A fragmentary early 20th century note describes domestic savings as a girl’s afternoon departure reduces expenses. The text contains garbled speech and stray names, including Seton and Fane, with unclear context and attribution.
Young lovers' forgery case ends in clemency for Ella Sobieski
In Chicago a judge eyed the tale of Ella Sobieski and Harry Hoenighausen. The girl, granddaughter of John Sobieski, was sentenced to thirty days in county jail while Hoenighausen drew one to fourteen years in Joliet penitentiary after they forged checks in the loop. He confessed and claimed the girl should not bear blame. They had eloped from St Louis with plans to marry, then were arrested March 14.
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Ohh
Ot ‘Royal
Lin‘eage
Ella Sobopin
Tom
Harry Hoenighdagen
New York
Chicago
Trvo
Kersten
Hoenighausen
Joliet
St Louis
John Sobieski
Poland
Vienna
Ella
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Kidney Remedy Warns Users by Personal Testimony
C J Budlong of Washington Rhode Island shares a personal warning about hereditary kidney trouble. He claims four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him and urges others not to neglect treatment before it is too late. Sold by all druggists.
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C. J. Budlong
Washington
R. I
Foley
How many comets have been seen and recorded
The article notes about 1200 comets on record but actual observed totals run into the thousands. It cites Halley’s comet on its 1909 return and lists long observability for 1836, 1847, and various other comets from 1889 to 1907, explaining improvements with telescopes and cameras.
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Equator
Royal Pleasures and King George’s Sporting Patrons
A London cable dispatch reports King George will maintain a royal racing stable at Newmarket and a stud at Sandringham and will patronize racing as his father did. The piece argues royal leisure strengthens public affection, noting monarchs gain support by shared social diversions like racing and hunting.
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London
George
Newmarket
Sandringham
King of all laxatives praised in Buffalo family letter
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo writes that a year of using Dr King’s New Life Pills at home has been a blessing for the family. The remedy helps stomach liver and kidney troubles and costs 25 cents at Robi Prewett’s.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
Robi Prewett
Engagement Faith Surges, Marriage Trust Dwindles
A proverb notes a woman places greater faith in a man during engagement than after marriage. The saying points to evolving trust dynamics in couples and the shift from betrothal optimism to shared life reality.
Dr Bell Antiseptic Salve Advertises Eruptions Cure
Slogan claims best results for skin troubles including ulcers eczema and pimples. Product marketed by Dr Bell with a promise of guaranteed improvement and a price of 26 cents per box offered everywhere.
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Dr. Bell
It Isn’t Every Family Tree That Bears Desirable Fruit
A compact aphorism notes that not all family lines yield prized descendants or beneficial traits, suggesting variability in lineage outcomes and inherited advantages across generations.
Women Find Relief from Aches and Kidney Pain
Marshall Illinois readers are urged to try Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. Mrs. Elizabeth Husted of Marshall praises the remedy, saying it still holds true after years. Sold by Harlan's Drug Store and all dealers 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Elizabeth Husted
Chestnut Street
Marshall
Ill
Dean
Harlan‘’s Drug
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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