Hood's Sarsaparilla Cited as Cure for Scrofula
Advert says Hood's Sarsaparilla cures impure blood and scrofula after other remedies fail. Testimonies claim long lasting success for leg sores and neck swellings in families from Texas and Tennessee. Sold everywhere with 100 doses for one dollar, prepared by C H Hood Co Lowell Mass.
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Bear
Hood
Beneft
M. Dart
Crosby
Texas
Hitele
Noma Bueary
Hughey
Tennessee
C 1. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Borax Promoted as Universal Household Cleaner
The article extols Borax as a safe economical cleaner and disinfectant for home use. It describes dissolving two tablespoons in water to purify sinks and drains, washing bed linens, clothes, and kitchen utensils, and claims Borax can clean and protect with minimal odor while reducing disease risk.
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Nature
Jack vows eternal devotion cited by two women in tale
In a frayed note, Jacek signs off with I remain, yours forever. A girl with money speaks, then her friend with beauty replies that if he were poor he would likely remain a bachelor, revealing contrasting views on love and wealth.
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Jacek
Jack
Burtons Paces Price at Center Colorado Expo
Local notes report Burton sets price targets at the Colorado Expo with Gold, Lead, Silver Zeer Galas and related color tests. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Spowann
Burton
Pases
Cnet
Fila
Coloraga
Epec
Miver
Uold
Ares
Tral Atral Sea
Lew Dewnm Barrow for Capacity
A Farm and Fireside writer extols a low down bar row with high capacity and easy loading. Described as superior to the ordinary cart for tight spaces and use around feeding alleys, stables, lawns, and gardens. Construction details specify two by two inch hardwoods for handles and wheel frame and mortised joints for rigidity.
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Lew
Pruning Peach Trees and Home Curing Methods
The article describes pruning peach trees from December to March, cutting back to half of last season’s growth to thin fruit and ease spraying. It also details curing hams and shoulders with salt, sugar, and saltpeter, both in dry and pickled methods, plus constructing a clothes drying rack from simple lumber.
Foundation and frame for a hand bearing implement
The article describes a three quarter inch board foundation for a shaft or ban die, with mortised legs resting above three inches from the ground and rear bracing. It notes two construction options: a solid floor build or a permanent bed from floor to handle top with removable side boards for bulky loads like fertilizer.
Fruit Trees Suppress Grass and Injure Wheat Seedlings
Extended English experiments show grass under trees harms fruit trees and damages nearby wheat. Roots of trees release toxins, reducing wheat growth. cherry and pine cause stronger inhibition. The peach crop of 1906 yielded good prices with strong provincial demand.
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England
The Scholar Dr Evans A Parliament Wit
Dr Evans a witty Melbourne Parliament member was joked as from Queen Anne's era. During a speech he referred to Queen Anne and was challenged with do you know her. He replied I did know her, the scholar is contemporary with all time.
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Evans
Melbourne
Queen Anne
Almanac and a witty dialogue snippet
The excerpt touts the Perana Almanac with claims of wide reach in eight million homes and urges early procurement. It also includes a brief Washington Star dialogue about a daughter’s marriage and a son-in-law with an unpronounceable noble name, reflecting light social humor.
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Mr. Cumrox
Washington Star
Big Jacobs Oil touted for chronic rheumatism cures
An advertisement extols Big Jacobs Oil as effective for chronic rheumatism neuralgia and allied illnesses despite not claiming infallibility. It asserts the remedy’s peculiar qualities suit long standing cases resistant to other treatments and physician prescriptions. The note adds a population figure for Oklahoma and rapid city growth in Oklahoma City.
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Big Jacobs Oil
Fragmented Dialogue Surfaces Historic Oddities and Ads
The text blends a comic dialogue about musicians a quack patent remedy and ancient price quotes from Rome including slaves and artisans. It references Col Lumpkin and King Carlos, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with W GROVE signature, and cites Louisville Quarier-Journal noting high prices for slaves and skilled workers. It also mentions Mrs Winslow's Syrup for teething and misc garbled OCR lines.
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Rome
Cicero
Catiline
Louisville Quarier-Journal
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Remedies, Hull's Cure Promoted
An advertisement warns against medicines containing mercury for catarrh and praises Hull's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective. It notes internal action on the blood surfaces and lists sales by druggists with testimonials and pricing. A separate comic exchange ends with a witty line from the Boston Transcript.
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Hull
F J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ila
Ohio
F. J. Cuensy & Co
Draggista
Setting the Cut Out in Amelia Street Mystery
The dialogue hints at a misaddressed office on Orange street and a misunderstanding involving Amelia and Flo, with Te and Herovert discussing a Brad street search that reveals a funny mistake.
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Amelia
Hforbert Deer
Orange Street
Papa
Brad Street
Mushroom Bureau in Tarare Guides Edible Fungi
A new mycological bureau in Tarare near Lyons offers expert mushroom identification and guarantees. Since its start, locals have brought fungi for examination and many previously unknown edible varieties have been noted.
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Tarare
Lyons
France
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King Carlos
Mo Aera
Prey
Goomley
Tin
Boston Transcript
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