Home Gold Cure Promises Quick Alcohol Cure at Low Price
An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure as a Nevada style remedy to cure drunkenness without notice to the user. It claims thousands cured, offers to mix into tea or coffee, and states it sells for one dollar with full directions and physician advice available. Address Epwin B. Gries & Co. in Philadelphia for prepaid shipment worldwide.
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Teinatow
Epwin B. Gries & Co
Market Street
Philadelphia
F. A. Werman
Baltimore
Bartimone
Tanderwent
New York
F. A
Werman
Broadway
International Rural Clinic
LA Salle Ave
Chicago
Ill
Notice of Redemption Expiration From Tax Sale in Brown County
Public notice under Chapter 194 General Laws 1885 states that parcels were sold at a Brown County tax sale in May 1890s era proceedings to enforce taxes due January 1800s. Redemption period expires on the Sunday of May 1920s, with amounts shown for each property.
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State OF
Minnesota
County of Brown
New Ulm
County of
Brown
Striking Dairy Notions and Odd Animal Facts
A compiled column argues that larger herds do not always yield more profit in dairy work and stresses cleanliness, feeding, and labor efficiency. It blends practical dairy guidance with curious trivia about animal physiology and feeding habits, noting universal patterns and peculiar exceptions in nature.
Silo Experience Boosts Cattle Feeding Methods
A twenty year experience with silos shows silage preserves more healthful cattle feed at less labor and land cost. A mid sized silo yields about 45 pounds per cubic foot. a Jersey cow needs about six tons for half a year. Corn is the best silage material. silage works in summer and winter, with dry forage recommended alongside silage.
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Jersey
Alarm clock birthday joke in Edinburgh professor tale
London Tit-Bits recounts a well known Edinburgh professor who kept a class past noon. Students set an alarm clock on his desk to ring at 12, triggering applause. The professor, smiling, thanked them for the gift and continued the demonstration, leaving students unsure if he understood the joke.
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Edinburgh
London
One Boy's Loyalty
A New York boy in a Canadian school answers a geography query claiming New York is the largest city in the world. The teacher insists otherwise, but the pupil remains steadfast, writing fifty lines declaring New York is the biggest city. The tale comes from the New York Tribune.
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New York
Canada
United States
London
New York Tribune
Praying and Prinking and Odd Turn of Phrase
This clipping presents a string of vaudeville style quips and errors from a 19th or early 20th century miscellany. It includes a revivalist Sam Jones scolding women for “prinking” more than praying, Turner the painter’s dinner toast misfires, and snippets about a Margerille schoolma’am and a misheard riddle, all delivered in playful, fragmented prose. The item reads like a humorous anthology of misstatements and witticisms from various speakers.
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Sam Jones
Jones
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