Not Up In The Classics A House Member And A Reporter
A New York Sun item describes a house member inviting a reporter to a private chat about a speech and biblical phrases. The exchange reveals the reporter’s attempt to recall a line from the classics and a discussion of a Chestnut by Whis Lie amid a campaign to verify a draft speech and its appeal to temptations. Kentucky sources note a pacific stance favoring right over curiosity.
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House of Representatives
Mauelees
Hig
Caloplan
N. Y. Sun
My Beautiful Baby Boy and the Lydia Pinkham Letters
Letters from grateful women describe successful pregnancies and deliveries after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials claim relief from cramps backaches headaches and fatigue, with praise for aiding conception and a healthy baby.
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Dean
Prsenameh
Lydia TB
Pinkham
Mae
Mixpa Trvain
Tomato Growing For Profit In Old Garden Advice
The article outlines profitable tomato farming, noting yields of 250 to 300 bushels per acre under varied conditions. It discusses using varieties like Stone and Victoria, growing methods from hotbeds to outdoors, bed preparation with ashes, transplanting with a dibble, and trellising as plants reach one foot high.
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Powtry
Celery and vegetables praised for health benefits in rural notice
A rural article extols vegetables and fruits as wholesome remedies aiding digestion nerves and lungs. It praises celery onions lettuce spinach and apples for various ailments, warns against calomel, and discusses makeable kerosene emulsion and farm improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calloway Les Save the Mols Norticultural Society
National Rural
Onions as a Profitable Crop for Rich Soils and Careful Cultivation
The article explains onions pay well when yield and quality are secured. It stresses early sowing, good seed, and rich soil, noting onions are heavy feeders requiring well rotted manure or suitable fertilizer. It covers soil preparation, seeding depth, thinning, and consistent cultivation for best germination and growth, from spring planting to maturity, with the St. Louis Republic as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
St. Louis
Handy contrivance cistern system for drawing water
A farmer describes a multi cistern setup with 120 barrel capacity, enabling drawing water from either tank via a brass globe valve and a pump, using underground piping to kitchen level. The system includes a suction trip and quick shutoff to prevent spillage, shown in an Ohio Farmer notice with practical water handling advice.
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O. G. Cross
Ohio
Buaaner
Alabastine Promotes Clean Walls Against Smallpox Spread
The article warns that smallpox spread has been linked to rotting paper on walls and old paste, urging sanitary measures. It promotes Alabastine as a superior rock‑base cement that bonds with walls, resists infection, and restores rooms without scraping or washing.
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Pele
Mail Order House of Smyth Co Builds a National Reach
Illustrations show the John M Smyth Company of Chicago expanding from a small post town supplier to a nationwide wholesale marketer. Their illustrated catalog now exceeds 1000 pages, offering goods at wholesale prices with color photography enabling distant customers to shop at home. The ad highlights reduced middlemen profits and large freight efficiencies, crediting the enterprise as a distant yet thriving wholesaler with a strong emphasis on value and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Smyth Company
Chicago
March and April travel notices from the Louisville area
A fragmented page lists excursion schedules to venues in Georgia and Florida, with invitations to write P. Sid Jones in Birmingham for details. It mentions the Louisville and Garden Spots of the South and notes on first and third Tuesdays in some locales.
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Louisviville Hailroad
Marea Am
Oibag
Georgia
West Pureida
Cates
P. Sid Jones
B. Pla
Bireonzham
Alt
Chicago
Teave St. Pau
Mina
Pau
Mure
Stevens Point
Wis
Mt. i
Murcill
Detroit
D. Ohio
James Ghiece
Guy Stract
Des Maines
Iowa
K. Hoare
Abe Bares
Indianapolis
Pacific Rail Advices and Travel Promos in Chicago Daily
An OCR fragment shows travel ads for overnight railway service via Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles and tourist sleepers. Promotions mention Union Pacific and North Western routes with pamphlets and agent contact. Also includes vintage medical ad Kemp's Balsam and a libertine remark from a Washington Democrat paper.
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Chicago
Union Wevifie
Veature Fine
Overland
San Francisco
Mirigon
Los Angeles
Paville Repres
Califors
Chiswoorth-Western
B'y
WB. Kniskern
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Lo Tille
Coluphos
Kentucky
Ty Lyle Ty
Lane
Dean Mas
Lydia
Minklian
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Duglace
Aray
Plania
Miley
Mike
Entinaee
Wales
Firinn
Charles Samupronan
Walter
Aph
Chaley
Smallfox Distributors
Eacon White
Deacon White
Mar
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Drugg'sts
Auens Apy the
Dota
Yookeza Statesman
Washington
Democrat
Kemp
Lumbago
T. Jacobs Oil
Pablo
Ross Wzosen
Beldale
Minster
Foch
Carstuily Terlad
Sherotara
Sohn M. Amytin CO
Medison Rts
Ouloago
Lika Raser Pally
Ett
Hatore
Jeusteanie
Anambla Poorie
Bowles
Baird
Mins
Palaianiy
A. Alcritage
Abeaga
Moxtress
New York
V. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Fareret Beal
Eriot Mags Orkse
Privan
Bt. Louis
Rite Company
G. Townsend
Geren
Loule, MO
Carter
Eaz
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California
Santa Fe
Kansas City
T. A. Grady
Saeyioe
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Jr Railway
Adams Street
Arden
Wach Ifort
DaAsceriaix
Commers
Seferg
American Exchange
Gressen and
Talore
Western
Canada
Sénkre
Elon
Ollony
Peel
Fay Masalla
Houk
Bal Gueen
SUNY
Allania
Pricey Lorna Rte
Kbludlander, Wis
Boxys
DLOWE
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Epon
Shuey
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