Goat Milk Health Cure Advertisement Sermon
A verbose advertisement extols goat milk as a universal remedy for numerous ailments and promotes buying a milk goat. It claims goat milk strengthens health, improves digestion, and aids sick babies, citing religious and European authorities, and notes market prices and breeds. The dialogue touts Goats Ranch in Putnam and Schuylar counties, urging purchase to improve family health.
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Hurlimann
Putnam
Schuylar
It Happened in Blakesburg Farm Exchange Prank
A farmer enters a Blakesburg store and barters for goods using a herring instead of payment. He buys a ring and bottles of pop for five cents each, then exits claiming the herring settles the tab while insisting he did not take the herring or pay separately.
Three Ways to Learn the Dollar Value
A Blakesburg Excelsior quotation outlines three approaches to understanding money. It notes spending reveals value received, earning shows what is given in exchange, and saving fuels desire for future purchases, urging prudence over want.
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Blakesburge Excelsior
Edmund Hanson Honored As State Clerks Vice President
County Clerk Edmund Hanson was elected vice-president of the State Association of County Clerks at a Des Moines convention for county officials. Attend Moulton's Community Picnic on July 4.
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Chicago
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Platform Committee
Madison Street
Edmund Hanson
State Association of County Clerks
Des Moines
Moulton
Express Baby Purchase Advertised in Missouri Address
A brief notice notes a months old infant and an express item bought via a doctor in Kansas. It invites inquiries to John Hurlimann at R Box 22, Coatsville, Missouri, U S A, stating the item was a good buy and now available cheaper.
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Kansas
John
Hurlimann
Coatsville
Missouri
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Coast To Coast Network
Iowa
United States
Bright
Europe
America
Sam
U. S
Nannie
Switzerland
Lloyd Ellis
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ED. Hanson
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