Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Quick Digestive Relief
An early 20th century ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming rapid relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. The copy promises calm nerves, clearer skin, better sleep, and no dieting, with price details and a mail order note to F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan. A brief local note reports a Cygn e Kansas bank failure involving a cashing dispute over a $227 check.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
The Spring Roundup on Western Cattle Ranches
The piece describes the spring roundup as the annual ranching event across the western plains, detailing range herding, corral gathering, branding, and distribution of calves among owners. It notes losses and gains, the logistics of branding, and the tension between beef ranchers and sheep flocks over grazing lands fueling potential conflict.
Alloys of Gold Describe Metal Hardness and Color Change
The article explains how alloying gold with copper adds hardness and a red tint, silver lightens the color, and tin hardens it. It notes beating to remove arsenic and antimony, and cites a red ish brown alloy from 18 parts gold, 18 copper, 11 silver, and 6 palladium. It mentions a sheet articles alloy with 80 copper, 2.5 gold, 2.5 aluminum, and green gold shades from gold cadmium and silver, as per Jewelers' Circular Weekly.
Preservation of the Palisades by New York and New Jersey
The Palisades along the Hudson, long damaged by quarrying, are to be preserved as an Interstate park. New York and New Jersey allocate funds totaling $450,000 to the interstate commission to purchase over 300 parcels and form the park by December 1. George W. Perkins and Abram Hewitt lead the commission. Perkins is credited as moving force behind the plan.
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Hudson
New Jersey
New York
Palisades
Interstate Commission
George W. Perkins
Abram 8. Hewitt
Abram
Prince, Orange
N. J
de Ronde
Nathan F. Barrett
Perking
New York City
New York Life Ensurance Company
J. Pierpont Morgan
Robie
Pickled Lizard Snack Triggers Fainting at Lawrence Univ
A student from Lawrence University Appleton Wisconsin tasted the legs of a pickled lizard kept in the zoological laboratory for years during a chocolate cream wager with two classmates. A girl present fainted. the eater later suffered a bout of nausea but recovered without medical aid.
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Ato
Lawrence University
Appleton
Wis
Zoological Laboratory
Mighty Pipe Organ at Salt Lake Tabernacle
A worker installing a new organ at the Salt Lake City Mormon Tabernacle says longtime residents lamenting the remodel will later weep when hearing the new instrument. He insists the organ will be the greatest in America once finished.
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Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Utah
America
Kellogg’s Columbian Oil Recommended for Colds
A historical remedy column extols Kellogg's Columbian Oil as a splendid treatment for bronchial inflammation and bad colds. It advises taking a few drops on sugar every three or four hours and bathing the throat and chest two or three times daily to ease irritation and itching and to promote a healthy action and cure.
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Kellogg's Columbian Oil
Notice to Postal Department From Oklahoma Postmaster
An Oklahoma country postmaster sent a notice to the postal department stating that on next Wednesday the office will be closed and that the sender is the only man in the neighborhood who can read and write. He offers a pointer and hints at possible consequences if not respected.
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Postal Department
Oklahoma Country
Sur
Hunt
New Transportation Line Aims From New York to India
An emerging service plans a passenger and freight route from New York to oriental ports via Cape Town. Eight Clyde-built steamships of 8,000 tons each are nearing completion to operate on this trade, following o ertures challenging existing tramp steamers monopoly.
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Oriental
New York
Clyde
India
Cape Town
New President of Leland University Dr R W Perking
Dr R W Perking, long-time pastor of the First Baptist Church of Lock Haven Pennsylvania, has been elected president of Leland University in New Orleans. He brings extensive experience in secondary and college preparatory work, is recognized as a Mine scholar, and noted as a strict disciplinarian and businessman. A letter from Miss Mamie Smith of Middlesboro Kentucky praises Foley’s Honey and Tar for rapidly relieving her sister’s croup. Swartwont & Swartwont of Bars notes a hidden writing in Hayes archives in Rome.
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Leland
R. W. Perking
First Baptist Church
Lock Haven
Leland University
New Orleans
Perking
Mamie Smith
Middlesboro
Foley
Hayes
Rome
Lopfeta Not Wanted in Galveston News Narration
Galveston News argues that Texas work programs must include all able men. It states that those who refuse labor deserve no fair bread and calls for state intervention to address idle crime. The piece urges public action to fix roads through work.
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Lopfeta
Texas
Galveston News
Greatest Medicine of The Age Kellogg's Oil Remedy
An advertisement touts Kellogg's Columbian Oil as a powerful internal and external remedy for numerous ailments. It promises instant cures, buoyancy of mind, and full directions with each bottle, sold by F.G. Seaman & Co. Also notes Melons for the Mijiene project in Pecos valley south from Roewell to Barstow, Texas, planting 1200 acres of cantaloupes with an estimated 1000 carloads to Chicago, net value per car load ranging from 200 to 600 dollars.
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F.G. Seaman & Co
Pecos Valley
Roewell
Barstow
Tex
Chicago
Madison Medicine Co Tea Promoted For Mothers This Month
A Madison Medicine Co product, 350, marketed as a tea for mothers of good judgment and ex patients, claims to keep them well this month. Drugstore listings urge patrons to ask their local druggist for the remedy.
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Madison Medicine Co
Mongol ponies prove most useful for service in China
The German army cargoes horses to China find American and Australian horses high blood quality but damaged by sea voyage and unfamiliar forage. Green forage limits feeding. Mongol ponies emerge as the most useful choice for Chinese service.
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China
Pecans Rivaling Peaches in Georgia Profits
A Baltimore Run article notes pecan cultivation may soon rival Georgia peaches in profitability within a few seasons, signaling crop diversification and rising nut industry prospects in the region.
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Baltimore
Times Statesman Offer List of Combined Subscriptions
The Statesman lists discounted bundle offers with Michigan Farmer New York Tribune Detroit Journal Detroit Free Press Chicago Inter Ocean and other papers. Deals include the Statesman plus two or three papers at annual rates ranging from about 1.50 to 2.15, with several weekly and semi weekly combinations.
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Statesman
Michigan Farmer
New York Tribune
The
Detroit Journal
Detroit Free Press
Chicago Inter Ocean
New York Triband
the Statesman
Michigan Parmer
National Rural and Family Magazine
Statesman and
Ladies’ Home Journal
Statesman and Designer
the Thrive
New York World
Michigan Presbyterian
Girls Outpace Boys in Public High School Graduation
The piece notes that public high schools in the United States have graduated 20,344 boys and 36,124 girls. It argues that boys leave school earlier to work, thus reducing the number of graduates among males compared with females.
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United States
Dry Gleaning Cleaned Clothes at Southworth’s Store
Gent s clothing and colored organdie crested dresses cleaned by the dry gleaning process. Curtains, table spreads, mantles, and covers also washed. Prices reasonable. Cleaning days Tuesday and Thursday. EB Whitelas over J Southworth's Clothing Store.
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EB. Whitelasover
J. Southworth
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