Jersey B 36688 Trotting Stallion to Stand at West Union and Marshall
The big trotting stallion Jersey B 36688 will cover mares for the 1910 season the first three days each week at West Union livery barn and the last three at Cheno Sweth wagon yard in Marshall beginning Friday April 1. Jersey B bay stallion 16 hands 1365 pounds sired by Jersey Wilkes with notable progeny and dams from Bartholemew Wilkes. Fee for 1910 is 31 cash at service or 15 to insure a colt to stand and suck, due when foals are born. Further details from Ross Buckner West Union Illinois.
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West Union
Chenosweth Wagon Yard
Marshall
Jersey B
Jersey Wilkes
Ethel Mac
Jersey Mac
Planet
Blue Bell
Pat Rooney
Trial
Marvey
Bartholomew Wilkes
George Patchen
Clark County Fair
Ross Buckner
Effects of Halley's Comet Stirring Asheville Negroes to Tremor
A Asheville NC dispatch reports widespread fear among the Black community as earth passes Halley’s comet. Churches filled and preachers urged readiness while superstition runs high and many refuse to work amid the apocalyptic mood.
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Halley
Asheville
Sisters Aand Brethren
Emil Seidel Milwaukee's New Mayor and Longtime Activist
Emil Seidel, a Milwaukee businessman and veteran political figure, has been elected mayor. A native of Pennsylvania, he grew up in Minnesota and Milwaukee, worked as a patternmaker, led the Milwaukee Pattern and Manufacturing Co, and has long served as alderman and in Social Democratic politics, including a prior Socialist mayoral bid.
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Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
Selder
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Milwaukee Pattern and Manufacturing Company
Germany
Social Democratic Party
Havens of Rochester Wins 32nd New York Seat in Congress
James Havens of Rochester has been elected to the Thirty second district seat, the second Democrat to succeed a Republican since the Sixty first congress convened. He defeated Republican leader George W. Aldridge and is aged fifty one. Havens, Yale graduate of 1884, has practiced law in Rochester since 1887 and formerly partnered with the late James B Perkins.
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Havens
New York
James 5. Havens
Rochester
James B. Perkins
Repubican
George W. Aldridge
Empire State
Yale
Perkins
Cleveland
Roswell P. Flower
Mfr
William J. Bryan
William RB. Hearst
Afr
Congress
Aldridge
John D. Lynn
Bryan
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Havens
Queen Maud's Vision in Crystal Spheres Sightseeing Tale
Fragmentary OCR recalls Queen Maud of Norway keeping crystal spheres for years. She reportedly gazes into them as part of a pastime. The tale hints at a long held fascination with crystal visions and reflective contemplation.
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Queen Maud
Queen Maud of
Norway
Barmléas
The Turtle Eggs For Agassiz A Race To Cambridge
Mr Jenks retrieves fresh turtle eggs for Professor Louis Agassiz. A frantic dash from Middleboro to Cambridge involves a horse, a fast freight train, a cab ride, and a dramatic arrival at Agassiz's house where the eggs are opened in the study amid astonished greeting and a ticking watch.
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Louis Agassiz
United States
Mr. Jenks
Middleboro
Cambridge
Jenks
Agassiz
Atlantic Monthly
Agasalz
Dasher
Wood Road
Professor Agassiz
Boston
Harvard College
Agasair
A Fearful Poison From Tetanine Microbe
A fragment of tetanine from the tetanus microbe is over 100 times more potent than strychnine. Even one fifteen-thousandth part of a grain could kill a strong horse, illustrating the peril of this tiny poison reported by Pearson's.
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Pearson
Incomplete Proletariat Question Prompt In Philadelphia Record
A fragment touches on class tension with the line about wealth and fear. Dialogue features a delver and Mrs Newrich debating sociological problems amid urban unrest. The garbled OCR text references names Brent and a mayberen in a chaotic snippet.
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Delver
Mra Newrich
Philadelphia Record
American soil the key to future prosperity says Dr Cyril A
Dr Cyril A warns in Chicago that the great national problem is restoring and maintaining soil fertility through science and education. He calls out wasted land, urban bias in policy, and the need to keep wealth in farming to avoid future dark ages and preserve American civilization.
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Cyril A
Chicago
United States
America
Russia
India
James J. Hill
Cough Remedy Claims Faded Across Old Patent Ads
Fragmentary ad text touts night time cough relief for children using Ayers and Sherry products. The copy markets single dose bedtime use to “completely control the cough” and warns to consult a doctor, noting no alcohol in medicine and urging doctors to advise on these “stock remedies.”
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C. Ayers
Akes
Gus
Ayers
Foley's Kidney Remedy Claim for Kidney and Bladder Health
What Everybody Wants. Everybody desires good health which is impossible unless the kidneys are sound and healthy. Foley's Kidney Remedy should be taken at the first indication of any irregularity and a serious illness may be averted. Foley's Kidney Remedy will restore your kidneys and bladder to their normal state and activity. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Nothing Wasted Now and Now the Consumer Is Using That
A Milford Herald note highlights a shift where consumers increasingly repurpose or repurpose materials, turning waste into usable resources and signaling a broader second life for discarded goods.
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Milford Herald
Fame Comes to Those Who Do Something Great
A quotation highlighting that fame favors those who achieve notable deeds and even those who err, suggesting the pull of attention is broad and not limited to flawless conduct.
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