Mrs Ida McDonald Endorses Wine of Cardus Cure
A Detroit woman, Mrs Ida McDonald supreme deputy of the Maccabees of the World, credits Wine of Cardus with curing her torpid liver and kidney trouble after four years of illness. She urges other suffering women to seek relief, noting rapid improvement within days and cure in months. Drugstores offer $1 bottles and 25c packages of Black-Draught.
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Ida McDonald
the Maccabees of the World
McDonald
Beaubien Street
Detroit
Mich
Cardus
The
Maccabees
United Es
Order
Cardui
Thedford
Local Notes From Mitchell and Vicinity
Mrs. H. J. Mohr returns to Alexandria. Birth announced for Berry Weyman couple. D. W. Collins promotes buggies and John Deere gear. Miss Helen Smith visiting. Rev. Hoff to Woonsocket for county institute. Several movers and shakers attend Decoration Day events. Fares, rain reports, and repairs feature town life. Brown resigns as Republican foreman. Mead to fill role.
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H. J. Mohr
Alexandria
D. W. Collins
Berry Weyman
Sam, Whyte
Truax & Betts Elevator Co
Helen Smith
Redfield
John Deere
Listed. Com
Earle Brown
Republican Newsroom
Brown
The
Republican
Chicago
Lost mare and foal reported near Mitchell by Bates Bros
Taken up at our place six miles north and two miles east of Mitchell about two weeks ago a brown mare of about 1200 pounds and 12 years old with a young colt by her side. Owner may recover by proving property and paying costs of keeping and advertising. Bates Bros.
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Our Place
Mitchell
Bates Bros
Four States Meet at Notorious Four Corners Point
The St. Louis Republic notes a unique intersection where Colorado Utah New Mexico and Arizona meet at one point. A government stone marks the Four Corners spur in the Carriso mountains near Mancos Colorado, a remote area once inhabited by cliff dwellers but now devoid of nearby settlers.
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United States
St. Louis Republic
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Carriso Mountains
Mancos
Colo
Four Corners
Two Methods For Making Tea In Kashmir
In Kashmir there are two methods to prepare tea. One uses cold water boiled in a pot for thirty minutes with additional cold water, then milk is added. The alternative uses soda in water, boils for thirty minutes, then milk salt and butter are added and boiled again until ready.
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Kashmir
The Emeralds Power and Lore Across Worlds
Emeralds from India Persia and Peru classify by tint and luster as prosines aeronianes and domitianes. Suetonius notes Nero admired emeralds while watching gladiators. The stone symbolizes charity hope joy and abundance and was thought to cure epilepsy and relieve pain.
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India
Persia
Peru
Aeronianes
Domitianes
Suetonius
Nero
Iron and Copper Drive Modern World Demand
The article argues iron and copper are indispensable, noting iron supplies all construction needs and copper is essential for electricity. It claims that a sudden exhaustion of these metals would be far more serious than the loss of all gold and silver, given their pivotal roles in industry and power.
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Main
First Street
Corn Palace
Rocksey Family Exchange Reveals No Sentiment At Trial
In a courtroom exchange Old Rocksey denies sentimental claims when a judge asks about consent. Miss Rocksey questions whether her father would have secured his approval, highlighting family tensions during the proceedings.
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Miss Rocksey
Old Rocksey
Slap at Tradition in Detroit Free Press Snippet
A comic strip exchange shows Kitty blaming Dorothy for a feud over beliefs about husbands wearing homemade shirts. Skitty notes the mother-in-law’s disapproval after the remark.
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Dorothy
Kitty
Detroit Free. Press
Could Take Hin Choice by Coachman on a Windy Road
A humorous excerpt depicts a stout old man guiding horses as a passerby asks him to hold the horses while he fetches his hat. The scene unfolds on a lonely road with strong winds affecting the brief exchange.
King in Delhi Falls as Two Powders Kill Monarch
An account from the Indian Mirror describes a royal audience where a king drank a prepared alkali and then consumed a second drink of twelve white powders. The prince staggered and collapsed as the compound effervesced, shouting for help before dying, illustrating the fragility of rulers.
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Delhi
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Tripp
Sioux Falls
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Tripp Ledger
M. Haislet
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Stanhope
Mr. Koch
America
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O. L. Branson
Tyndall
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Geo. H. Rathman
Mr. Rathman
Live Stock National Bank
Union Stock Yards
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C. E. Vermilyea
D. M. Tiffany
R. E. Ruth
C. W. Johnston
Geo. H. Rev
Frank A. Hammer
Ethan
Hammer
Ethan Drug Co
QO. L. Branson
W. S. Snyder
Jacob Koch, Jr
Chas
Swift
R. N. Kratz
HW. TE. Kratz
D. L. Tenney
Ripon
Wis
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Mr. Coffee
Messrs. Wade, McDonough, Prentice
Miner
RE. O. Garrett
American Book Co
Chamberlain
L. O. Gale
W. E. Crane
R. D. Prescott
Big Stone Lake
Judge Smith
Howard
Wilson
Idaho Springs
Freeland Company
C. W. McKinley
Omaha Road
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
McKinley
Presbyterian Church
R. N
Kratz
Scheurenbrand
Frank Clow
F. Linn
Wilbur Exter
Canova
Presba
Shermadine
Clow
Crow
Hey
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Walleavey
Kimball and
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E. BR. van Alstine
I. D. Powers
Letcher
Ransom Post
John Groves
Yankton
Mr. Groves
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Tf. H. Gunderson
W. H. H. Turneaure
Lead, S. D
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Briggs
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Retha
Swindler
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Jack Sully
Pee County
Sully
Graham
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Clark
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East Fourth Street
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