Regional rail pass sale notice across multiple states
A terse notice announces travel passes and ticket limits with details on agents, addresses, and contact codes. It lists states including Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana Texas New Mexico and adjacent territories and mentions twenty day limits and key rates or times.
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Het Mina Pwns & 51
Louis R. Li Ge
eHeh Mont Tn
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
la Fian
Texas
New Mexico
OmMoarido
T.A
Minneaspolis
Minn
Tho mas Jefferson Diet Advice and Patent Remedy Endorsements
An Otsege County notice extols sparing meals in hot weather citing Thomas Jefferson and promotes Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia sold by Eugene A. Pfefferle. It also presents Dr King s New Discovery as a cough and cold remedy endorsed by Wm M Dietz editor of Otsege Journal Gilbertsville. The ad claims high reliability with trial bottle offers and prices 50 cents and 1.00.
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Dr. King
O. M. Olsen
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Otsege County
Wm. M. Dietz
Otsege
Gilbertaville
N. Y
Dy, King
M. Olsen
Get What You Ask For In Advertised Articles
An advertisement advices readers to demand genuine products and avoid substitutes. It promotes Kodol For Indigestion and Dyspepsia as a vegetable juice based remedy that digests what you eat and is sold by Eugene A. Pfefferle.
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Eugene A. Pfefferle
Le Beau Terminal for M&StL Railroad in Eastern SD
The Le Beau Western terminal of the Missouri and St. Louis Railroad is under construction across eastern South Dakota. It includes eighty acres of terminal grounds with shops round house and other buildings. Cattle yards for a thousand animals and a large depot area lie along the Missouri river with artesian wells and natural gas. Rails expected to reach Le Beau by September 1 1907. information from Thos A Way townsite agent Aberdeen SD.
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le Beau
Minneapolis & St. Louis
South Dakota
Missouri River
Cheyenne Reservation
Butte County
Montana
le Beau Sept
Thos. A. Way
Aberdeen
S. D
Lemon for a Masher Aboard Carmania Causes Laughter
Passengers on the Carmania recount a prank on an English flirt who harassed women. Mrs. H. O. Jackson of Norfolk led a setup on the main deck, presenting the masher with a lemon after he reached for her hand, sparking laughter and the crowd shouting for lemonade.
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Virginia
Carmania
New York
Liverpool
New York World
Mrs. Jackson
Waiter IDs the missing St Gaudens work in Lucerne tale
A recalled anecdote centers on Augustus St Gaudens and a German tale about art in America. At a Lucerne dinner, Americans debate a missing St Gaudens piece until a waiter from New York suggests the Farragut monument, revealing unexpected art knowledge.
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St. Gaudens
Augustus St Gaudens
Schwerin Lucerne
Italy
America
Madison Square
New York
Farragut
Child Climbs Jungfrau at Age Ten With Guides
Ida Liechte ten years old climbs the Jungfrau with three Alpinists and two guides. The group started from Eismeer station at 3 p m and spent the night at Berglihutte. The ascent finished in five and a half hours despite strong wind and cold. Ida is the daughter of the Jungfrau railway director and the youngest Alpine climber of note.
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Ida Liechte
Jungfrau
Interlaken
Switzerland
New York Times
Eismeer Station
Berglibuitte
Jungfrau Railway
The Shell Raisuli: A Bold North African Bandit
In this verse portrait, Raisuli sits beneath a palm as drumbeates rally. He mocks pursuers, boasts of captured battalions, and threatens vengeance while sparing a few to secure release for the Shell Raisull. Ties Montague New York American.
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Raisuli
Raisull
J. Montague
New York American
Morphy Solves Devil's Chess Problem During Philadelphia Visit
Paul Morphy visiting the Rev. H in Philadelphia examined a famous painting showing a game between a young man and the devil. The scene portrayed a hopeless position for the youth, but Morphy rearranged the pieces with the board to win for the young man and checkmate the devil in a few swift moves.
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Paul Morphy
Philadelphia
Mr. Murphy
Mr. H
Why Rice Became A Wedding Symbol
At a wedding breakfast a bridesmaid shared the tale behind rice throwing. A frightened flock of doves supposedly signaled misfortune for the couple, so rice was scattered to lure them back. The successful ruse led to happiness and prosperity, making rice a symbol of good luck and peace at weddings.
Wallpaper Offer Notice from J. H. Forster
An early 20th century newspaper snippet advertises wallpaper at 3 cents per double roll. Signed by J. H. Forster, the ad promotes low prices and immediate sale.
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J. H. Forster
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Deamara
Dean
King Cactus Oil
Olney & McDaid
Mirs
Clinton
Iowa
Minneapolis & St.Louis
New Asia
Ming
Minneapolis
Chicago
St Louis
Peoria
Kansas City
Onahu
Des Moines
All Polis
Tila City
Tria City
Sun
Sophron
Paass
Oos
Fuldere
Bates
Bao
A. Th Chitty
L&t
Crosby Fristan Sur Company
Rocke Corre
Neco
Crosby
Shighester Chemical Co
Madison Place
Philadelphia, Pa
Parker
Iereussant
Fay Stack
Sava
Ssakatchewan
Western Canada
Atlas of
Canada
Wm, Pearson CO. Ltd
Worthern Hank Building
Winnipeg
Bante Fo
Lane
Dru
and Soc
Crone Bros
Gordon
Washington,d.c
Department of Agriculture
Daniel Webster
Eagle Roller Mills
Heath and Milligan and Harrison
Andrew J. Eckstein
Pio
Rae Ete
DISA
Matt J. Johrsoh
Bole Sete
Lewis
Shay
Cuddy - Cavanaugh CO
New Ulm, Mian
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