Wanted: exchange and sale notices in 1900s Wisconsin paper
Classified items include an exchange offer for a two story brick building in Chicago near Douglas Park, rental details, an address line for Mrs Hovitay Melonis, notices about selling at drug stores, asks for religious items, ads for cattle pasture, patent inquiries, automobile parts and accessories, auto sales agency for 1914 models, and a general money loan notice seeking full details.
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Chiene
Douglas Park
Soldiers and Bullets in War Wounds Revisited
The article notes quick healing of many gunshot wounds, detailing how modern nickel‑cased bullets often pass through bodies with limited damage. It compares impacts on empty versus full stomachs, explains distance effects on bone injury, and questions claims about dum-dum bullets while describing the lead core with a nickel outer shell.
The Pied Piper of Pamelin and its enduring tale
The article recalls the anniversary of the Pied Piper visit to Mamwlin Town in Brunswick and recounts the legend of the Pied Piper leading rats to the river and drowning. It credits a child’s illness with inspiring a poem adaptation and notes preservation through a print collection. It also surveys regional history and ethnic notes about Armenians, Kurds, and Haik tracing descent from Japhet.
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Mamwlin
Brunswick
Jim
Weaser
Meeready
Dba
Inning
Pamelin
Londo Uhiquiele
Armenia
Nice
Turkey
Armenistud
Sai
Kurdistan
Sin
Armatiie
Haik
Japhiuen
Peculiar Punctuation Rule Provokes Petasylvania Editor
An editor in central Petasylvania reports receiving odd frequent contributions from a citizen. A friend’s house meeting reveals a joke about punctuation: a semicolon every twelve words with two commas between semicolons, a rule from boyhood printed in the Evening Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petasylvania
Evening Post
Etilos
Dobson’s Egyptology Debate Sparks Lasting Talk
A remark highlights Dobson’s disdain for trivial arguments and his readiness to engage passionately on Egyptology. The quote suggests that when challenged on ancient studies, he delivers arguments that dwarf debates on politics religion or war.
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Dobson
Harope
Rural District Visit Sparks Secretive Exchange
A terse dialogue unfolds as a visitor asserts rural outreach for diversification while a resident jokes about deceiving her husband in the barn, revealing a lighthearted, domestic moment in a country setting.
Weather heat record and varied wartime notes from Chicago
Prof Cas of the weather bureau reports April heat and drought with just over an inch of rain and a high of 88 degrees. A Panaman Pacific exhibit shows a $20,000 artifact found under an exhibit. A weapon display demonstrates how lightning works. The first shipment of petroleum from Germany arrives at port from Rotterdam. US troops near the Mexico border support a Kansas agricultural college course. State Representative O’Rourke heads a party seeking gold regulation on the old Navajo reservation. A new bill defeat alters political plans. census shows steady population changes over the decade.
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Chicago
Cas
Weather Bureau
Mianvisco
Wilmington
Rotterdam
Brownsville
Lox
U.S
Mexico
Kansas
Agriculttural Volleste
Denver
Colas
O'Rutrie
Prayienk
Pers
Spepetieds
Washington
Chamberlain's Liniment Ad Highlighting Pain Relief
Chamberlain's Liniment is praised as a remedy for rheumatism lameness and similar ailments. Mrs Tanner and other users in Washington Illinois report it works quickly and relieves pain. Sold in 25 and 50 cent bottles by All Dealers for over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Tanner
Wabash
Ital
Chamberlain
Fresh dates and late October plans teased
A lyceum lecturer and a speaker nicknamed Stranger discuss timing of a first freshness catch and push the first date to late October, per a Chicago Post note. The banter hints at seasonal events and scheduling without detailing specifics.
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Lyceum
Chicago Post
How Many American Birds Bulletin 287 Census Guide
United States Department of Agriculture in Washington describes Bulletin 287 Tree and oils all about the bird census. The work offers vows and reports on various bird types for bird lovers and youths, presenting a healthful recreation and destruction avoidance framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Ariculture
Washington, D.C
United States Department of Agriculture
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