Worth Reading Stamps Advertise Dr. Pierce Medicines
A testimonial from James Frampton of Sharpsburg Maryland endorses Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery noting his personal cure after three months of illness. He recommends the medicines to friends and mentions free Common Sense Medical Adviser available by sending stamps to Dr R V Pierce Buffalo NY.
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Dr. Pierce
James Frampton
J Tsq
Sharpsburg
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Feeds On The Ranges Improve With Recent Rains
In the county west of here stockmen report hay and grass crops thriving after recent rains. A Jer auld county observer warned of early shortages but says cattle losses will be avoided with a good air cane. Davison county’s creamery needs ample hay and grass, and grazing should stay strong through fall. Conditions west of the river remain unclear due to prior dryness, but rains are expected to aid stock herds there as well.
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Here
Jerauld
Davison
Kentish
Fadlery
Hood's Sarsaparilla Recommended for Health and Sleep
An old advertisement claims food supports body repair and marriage harmony, urging Hood's Sarsaparilla to restore appetite and digestion. It promises restful sleep like childhood and urges readers to ensure they obtain Hood's product.
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Hood
Crop Prospects and Health Elixirs in Local Notices
George Schlund reports better wheat quality and a bumper crop potential in Davison county with high stands and six inch corn tips. Ole Rudd echoes strong yields beyond 20 years, rain aiding harvest resume after brief stoppage. A horse foot care analogy links lameness to removing the cause, paralleled by Dr. Pierce remedies for stomach and digestion including Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets.
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George Schlood
Bleodon Township
Schlund
Davison
Ole Rudd
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Kate Masterson's First Poem Career Reflections
In a Saturday Evening Post reminiscence Kate Masterson recalls sending early poems to Judge under the pseudonym Kittie Ik and to Puck signed Kittie Sr. with masculine voice. Editor H C Bunner mistook her as a boy, responded with jokes, and published She Stood on the Stair in a Christmas issue.
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Kate Masterson
Brooklyn
Judge
Kittie Ik
Puck
H. C. Bunner
Kittie Sr
Gunner
Saturday Evening Post
Apathy and Duty as Husband Defends Fatherhood
Base apathy argues with his wife over the care of their missing son. He disputes her claim he would abandon the children, noting he alerted police and used detectives and neighbors to search. She contends only drastic measures like militiamen and governor action would prove his care.
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Thompson
Nolmes
Johnny
Slarper
Lyddite Explosives and Media Memoir in a Historic Enter
A collage of wartime notes on hearing in the Chicago Tribune office and a technical explanation of lyddite, a picric acid based explosive. The piece contrasts editor Joseph Medill’s deafness with a young worker’s blunt rebuke, then details the explosive’s mechanism, effects, and a quip on independence as the greatest benefit.
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Joseph Medill
The
Chicago Tribune
Jim
Mr. Medill
Goodby
Telegraph Speed Between Stock Exchanges Captured
Ainslee's Magazine notes the rapid transfer of ordinary business messages between the New York and Chicago Stock and Produce Exchanges. Messages have been sent from the New York Produce Exchange to the Chicago Produce Exchange with a reply arriving in 45 seconds.
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New York
Chicago
Ainslee
Good temper of Americans and a {Max O'Rell} anecdote
The speaker recalls a Cincinnati railway station incident when a baggage man violently toppled a valise, prompting a crowd to bet on whether the owner could reassemble belongings. He admits later regret for not valuing his time, then buys a new trunk and leaves.
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Cincinnati
Max O’rell
New York Journal
Poor Millionaire Lately Starved in London Digestive Trouble
A London tale states a poor millionaire suffered starvation due to indigestion. Early use of D King s New Life Pills might have saved him by aiding digestion and appetite. Price 25 cents with money back guarantee. Sold by S H Scallin. D Witts Little Early Risers noted for liver and bowel issues and claimed never to gripe.
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London
D. King
S. H. Scallin
D-Witt
Over Fifty Years Old Remedy Mrs Winslows Syrup Ad
A historical ad claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for teething for over fifty years. It soothes, eases gums, relieves wind colic and diarrhoea, with a pleasant taste. Sold by druggists worldwide, 25 cents a bottle. Also includes a comic aside and a ponder on red brick cities.
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Mrs. Winslow
Harness and farming implements at new display lines
The store highlights a wide range of farming gear including Eclipse Stone Dodger sulky, various harrows, drills, seeders, and grain equipment from Van Brunt to Superior Grain. It features DeLaval cream separators, Fuller & Johnson corn planter, and a new Check Rower. Expanded harness room and bicycle and buggy departments, with Imperial Bicycle anticipated to lead this year.
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van Brunt
Fuller & Johnson
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