Mexican Mustang Liniment Touts Pain Relief Since Age of Grandfathers
An old advertise reel rhapsodizes Mexican Mustang Liniment as a pioneer product that relieves skin and bodily pains with tests of time. It also mentions Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil for burns and injuries and Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for colds. A New Orleans census note reports 15,000 more women than men. Burdock Blood Bitters claimed for lazy liver, and a frightful dream narrative ends with a death warning.
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New Orleans
Davison County Teachers Association Notes Spring Terms
Evocational column lists teachers assigned to Spring terms in Blendon No 3 Beulah No 2548 and Davison County readings. Notes retirements relocations awards and an April 4 program at the courthouse with discussions and performances by local educators.
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Bessie’Avery
Teacn
Blendon No
Mamie Ward
Beulah No
Western Business College
Wealtha Pearce
Battle Creek
Michigan
Katie Rushmore
Iowa
G. G. Harrison
Tolin No. 18
Edna Hendricks
Victor
Violet. Hatch
Mt. Vernon
Says Wife Was Ungrateful Divorces Sues Brooklyn Photographer
Abraham D Zon a Brooklyn photographer is sued for divorce by his wife who claims the marriage ended after she gained a medical education and medical license with his alleged support. In his answer D Zon says he spent 5000 to educate her and she seeks separation because his calling is too humble for her aristocratic ideas.
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Abraham D’zon
Brooklyn
D’zon
Disinfection on coins and global trends in 1901
A survey of diverse topics notes St Peterburg disinfecting small coins, shifts in New York coffee habits, and a growing US family size. It cites Argentina cattle, Canadian power, Mexican demographics, English investment in cables, and rising gold supply forecasts.
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St. Peterurg
New York
United States
Argentina
Mexico
Italy
Europe
Orange
N.S. W
Vladivostok
Cheru
London
Brazil
Venezuela
Canada
Loeb
Vienna
Royal Bank of the Dominion
Egypt
England
Delepine
Reinsch
Orchard and Garden Care Tips From Old Almanac Columns
The excerpt advises breaking up old bones and burying them near grapevines, adding soft soap to the wash when whitewashing fruit trees, and performing severe pruning in early spring. It also stresses choosing smooth bark fruit trees, avoiding pear trees that require heavy labor, and noting shallow feeding roots of small fruits with topdressing fertilizer applied to the surface.
Marriage Surprise Unites Retta Rogers and Ransom Terpenning
Miss Retta Rogers and Ransom Terpenning were wed Friday morning at the bride's home in Mitchell. Rev T Drewett officiated in front of close relatives. The bride, a Mitchell teacher, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Rogers. Terpenning, a Chamberlain druggist, plans to remain in town after the wedding while the couple to visit Tyndall briefly.
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Retta Rogers
Ransom F.terpenning
Chamberain
Pred)t. Drewett
the Baptist Church
H B. Rogers
Mitchell
Married at the home of the bride in Parkston
Fred Widmann and Bertha Schweigert wed last Saturday March 21 in Parkston. Widmann, Mitchell native and businessman, and Schweigert, sister of John and Dan Schweigert, begin their married life with a short trip to Sioux City and will reside over Garner Saloon rooms.
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Parkston
Fred .Widmann
Mitchell
Fred
Fred. Widmann
Bertha Schweigert
Ull
Fred Widmann
John
Dan Schweigert
Sioux City
Garner
Last Survivor of Stockton's Congress Tells California Flag Story
William Hill of Honesdale Pennsylvania is cited as the final surviving crew member from Captain Stockton's frigate Congress which raised the first United States flag over California in 1846.
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William Hill
Honesdale
Stockton
Congress
United Staates
California
Hendricks Home to Be Sold for Improvements
Mrs. Thomas A Hendricks widow of the former vice president consents to sell the home where her husband spent his last years in Indianapolis to make way for building improvements.
Kentucky Shooting Affrays Judge Parker tributequoted
A Lexington report recalls Judge Parker of the circuit court stating that violence leaves so many graves in the city that Lexington would resemble a cemetery more than a living town. The remark is cited as the highest tribute to local fparksmanship.
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Kentucky
Parker
Lexington
Forage Crops and Soil Fertility Economics
States noted for forage crops sustain soil fertility and spend less than 1 percent of crop value on commercial fertilizers. In contrast states neglecting forage crops impoverish soil and allocate 5 to 9 percent of crop value to fertilizers annually.
Early Maine Schools and Their Humble Beginnings
The first Maine towns held schooling in unlikely places. Guilford used Captain Bennett's shed and Dexter’s barn as classrooms while Corinth and Exeter taught outdoors under a tree. In Dexter the crude open pole space behind Mr. Barkers barn served as a makeshift classroom with loose boards marking the walls.
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Maine
oThe
Guilford
Bennett
Dexter
Dxeter
Old Legacy In Wednesbury Funds 200 Gowns 60 Coats
A sixteenth century Wednesbury resident left $1,000 to provide annual St Thomas Day gowns and coats for parish indigents. The legacy was land invested in minerals. its value rose from $1,000 to about $30,000. Charity commissioners now distribute 200 gowns and 60 coats instead of the original three each.
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Wednesbury
England
St. Thomas'day
Simple Castor Oil Ingestion Tip From Medical News
A medical note advises washing the mouth with hot water before taking castor oil to prevent nausea. It explains the water cleanses the mouth, heats membranes, prevents the oil from sticking, and helps it pass down easily. In a separate scene, Brown coins a joke about losing a fiver to a doctor named Tipsalve who claimed to cure rheumatism.
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Brown
Dumley
Tipsalve
Visitors Describe Uproar as Relatives Break Will
In Newark News tone a visitor recalls a loud racket from a distant city, noting the startling noise drew reactions. The line says the sound was merely relatives breaking a will, amid factory and trolley bustle.
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America
Newark News
Clock Stutter Becomes Comic Household Moment
A husband and wife joke about a faulty clock. He guesses the time as about 1, but the clock strikes 3 revealing the malfunction. She questions when the clock began stuttering, prompting a weak humorous defense from him.
Judge weighs a carpenter fraud claim in local quip
A courtroom exchange questions a man hired for carpentry. The judge remarks the worker, though claiming honest effort, may not be a skilled carpenter as he cleaned up his earlier mess. The brief dialogue highlights doubt over his trade legitimacy.
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Prentice Hand
Quotations and Gossipy Snippets from Various Papers
A collection of brief, punchy clippings: editorial quips from the Chicago Post on simplifying notices, notes on long lasting goldfish in Washington and royal aquariums, a Washington Star joke about a statesman, a Detroit Journal party anecdote, and a Franklin quotation about judgment by others.
Kodol Digestive Cure Endorsed by Kentucky Woman
A testimonial from Mrs. Mary S. Crick of White Plains Kentucky proclaims Kodol Dypsepsia Cure as a remedy for digestion and stomach disorders. She states that after years of dyspepsia and trying many remedies she improved immediately and regained weight health and strength after using several bottles.
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Mary S. Crick
White Plains
Gale
Senator Blackburn Occupies Senate Lobby With Pipe
Senator Joe Blackburn of Kentucky is seen smoking a large briar pipe in the senate lobby. A colleague quips that this shows dignity, while another reply suggests it signals comfort.
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Joe” Blackburn
Kentucky
Senate
Aoe
Shake Into Your Shoes 2 Allen's Foot-Ease Ad
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease to relieve corns bunions ingrowing nails and sweaty feet. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a prompt to ask today.
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Allen
The Grapes Were Sour in Berlin Cigar Shop Heist
A burglar failing to breach the shop’s iron door in Berlin scrawled a paint-streaked notice declaring there is nothing here worth stealing, a grim, taunting message left as a postscript to the failed break in.
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Berlin
Sweet Powders for Children Cure Feverishness and Worms
Ad claims a powder for teething feverishness and bowel regulation fixes colds and worm issues in children. Boasts over 30,000 testimonials and lists Allenis Olmsted LeRoy NY for free sample. available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Freer
AddresszAllenis
Olmsted
LeRoy
Flowers for English Market Profit in British Flower Trade
Flower growers in southern France and other favored climates send the products of their skill to British markets finding it profitable to supply fresh blooms and cut flowers for export.
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France
New England Society Seeks Boston Tea Party Rendezvous Site
The New England Historical-Genealogical Society assigns a committee to locate the exact rendezvous point of the Boston tea party on December 16, 1773. Traditions differ and many members doubt the effort will succeed.
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New England Historical-Genealogical Society
Boston
Boston Harbor
McAdoo Builds Noted Law Practice in New York
William McAdoo, former New Jersey congressman and assistant secretary of the navy, now a citizen of New York, has established a flourishing law practice. During his congressional career he ranked as one of the ablest men on the Democratic side.
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McAdoo
William* McAdoo
New Jersey
Navy
Cleveland
New York
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