Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted For Piles Relief
A physician notes why many tonics fail and piles cures rely on surgery. The Pyramid Pile Cure is advertised as a safe, painless, non surgical suppository treatment for all forms of piles, claiming immediate relief and a radical cure without interruption to work. It is sold for 50 cents with free mailing of information from the Pyramid Drug Co. of Marshall, Michigan. Sun Spots and Cold Winter mentioned in connection with solar activity and galactic observations.
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Ts Sale
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Simple fodder frame speeds winter feed hauling
A brief guide describes a plain fodder frame on a wagon or sled with end standards, allowing three to five large shocks to be moved at once. It notes slow, tedious work when hauling individually in snow and cold, and highlights the frame’s efficiency in saving time during harsh weather.
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Mercury
Zerd
Fodder frame guide aids loading and stability
A Farmers' Voice description outlines a fodder frame built from long poles and cross pieces to rest on a wagon. It uses hooks, chains, or rope to secure over the wagon bolster, with two sets of stands to keep fodder upright. The design supports loading and hauling fodder efficiently.
Frozen milk trade in Copenhagen boosts ice milk effort
The Elgin dairy report details Denmark's frozen milk process for Copenhagen. About one third of available milk is frozen into 25 pound lakes, placed in cans with fresh milk, hermetically closed, then shipped. On arrival can thaw via hot water coils to prevent separation, extending freshness for days. A German commission found the ice milk trade easy to introduce and preferred for aroma and preservation, aiding retailers with surplus.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Elgin Dairy
Bear Hunt and Partridge Tales From the Woods
A girl hunter in Canada and Wisconsin pursued bears with a camera and a small party, facing luck and nerves in three days of rugged trekking. She also photographed partridges, noting the birds’ quick dashes and the limits of camera range. The piece shifts to tales of a candy-adoring girl and a punning French anecdote, reflecting light, urban humor in the periodicals.
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Chicago
Rhode
Cuba
Elas
Canadian
Wisconsin
Beardes
Bren
Chicago Tribune
Doan s Kidney Pills Ad Appears In Remnant Text
An aged faulted OCR fragment mentions Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers at 50 cents, produced by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as United States sale agents. It references a page repeat and religious world words, plus a note on the Argentine locust moving in army-like lines.
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Winter Aiéfon introduces a winter cantaloupe for Christmas tables
The agricultural department has spent two years testing a winter muskmelon from Turkestan. Propagated in the southwest irrigated regions, it is now deemed a success and seeds will be distributed widely with department approval. The melon matures in summer and sweetens in winter, similar to Baldwin apples, and remains delectable through midwinter.
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Agricultural Départment
Turkestan
Burdock Blood B'teres touted for vitality and digestion
Fragmented OCR text suggests an ad touting Burdock Blood B' tere as a secret to happy vigorous health by cleansing the bowels and stomach. The nearby lines appear garbled with references to Fate's Vente and Yale’s admildura, and a fashion note about thirty-something wearers choosing trousers and appearance.
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Fate
Yale
Admildura
Besa
Ates
Black seeded grape desire spurs seedless quest
Farmers' Review notes interest in developing a black seedless grape adaptable beyond California. A seedless variety would command high prices due to fears of appendicitis and enhance enjoyment of eating grapes. Also mentions upcoming erection of boundary monuments between the federal district and the state of Mexico.
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California
Federal District
State of Mexico
Wond Wanted The Statesman Wood on Abscription
The Statesman seeks readers to bring in wood and contribute subscriptions. This brief notice calls for community support and affordable word of mouth involvement. Exact details are not fully clear from the fragment but it urges participation and material support.
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Statesman
Mog Cholera Cure in Horses Reported Failing
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a cholera cure for horses and a pin worm destroyer. The garbled text references disease in horses, a cure, and symptoms like coughing. No clear names, dates, or locations are identifiable.
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Pin Worm
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A Medicine CO
Kalamazoo
Mich
Camille Flammarion
Andervering
Reg- Yintervain
Ods
Hill Gamer
Johnny
Flossie
Detroit
Free Press
New York
Rales
Arbubhles
House of Arbuckle
Arbuckles
Buckle Bros
Kadreas Sll
Arbuckle Beros
Nodion Deepartment
New York City
N.Y
Geo
G. Q
Asa
James Patlahsed
China
Steketee
Pin Worm Destroyer
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