100 Doses For One Dollar Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad
A Washington D C testimonial touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as cost effective medicine that purifies blood cures pimples eczema and general debility. The user claims it removes tiredness improves energy and blood condition and asserts it delivers on its promise.
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Hood
Mies
Erriz Cotonna
10Th Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Miss Summergal Illness Cited In Letter
A Philadelphia 1988 note comments on Miss Summergal's serious illness and loss of appetite. The exchange discusses whether lack of appetite signals illness, mentioning ice and candy as items she will not eat.
Halls Family Pills Proclaimed Best by Druggists
Bold advertisement proclaims Halls Family Pills as the best remedy with claims of cures. The ad features Fr. Cheney & Co proprietors in Toledo and mentions a five cent price.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
Wynears
Halls Family
The Only Restful Place at Summer Resort
Two weeks at a summer resort left a woman worn out and seeking rest. The Chicago Post notes the need for quiet recovery after such a brief respite before returning home to recuperate.
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Chicago Post
Permanently Aurea Mo Fited Nervousness After First Day
A fragment notes nervousness after first day of using Dr Kline s Great Nerve Medicine. Details are incomplete and unclear about patient name or outcome.
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Dr.Kline
Difference Between Woman's Whist Club and Men's Poker Club
A brief quip from the Detroit Free Press contrasts social clubs with a joke about the outcomes of gatherings. It notes the witty difference between a woman's whist club and a man's poker club ending in dinner versus breakfast.
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Detroit Free Press
Feary. tist mon Educator and Yearly
Fragmentary note from Great Bend Kansas mentions Dr H Kerr and editor. references costs and copy details with unclear context. Contains names Belsader Feary tist mon Educator and Yearly with six pa. and 0c.
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H. Kerr
Great Bend
Kan
Pessimism and Proverb Humor in Philadelphia Ledger
A brief humorous exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger features quips about laziness pessimism and making hay while the sun shines. The dialogue plays on luck and daily wits in a lighthearted tone.
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Philadelphia Ledger
If He Takes It Hope for a Man Takes a Hint
A terse aphorism suggests that fortune favors a man who recognizes and acts on a hint, offering a glimmer of optimism for those who grasp timely advice. It frames resilience through perception and quick response.
Handy hog scaffold noted for practical home use
A farmer describes a movable hog hanging scaffold built from seasoned timber that can hold five hogs up to 800 pounds each. The design uses a chestnut beam, hardwood uprights, and braces with mortises, bolted together with bolts and nails for quick assembly. The device is praised for versatility and longevity. Live stock at St Louis Fair expands senior and junior champion prizes for both sexes with additional reserve awards, aiding fairness in judging.
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Charles E. Cumming
Ohio
St. Louis Fair
Coburn
Moonb jttry Fences for Poultry Yards
A fragmented note describes portable poultry yard fences usable in various dimensions. The cut shows sections about four feet high and six feet long, light frames, and sturdy construction for long use. It recommends low cost and repeated seasonal durability.
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Moonb
Movable poultry fence idea aids spring chick enclosures
An Indianapolis News report describes movable poultry fences built from sectional frames with bottom planks for stability in mud. They can be produced in multiples and linked to form larger enclosures, useful for spring chick rearing with finer mesh wire for surrounding chicks. The piece also discusses oleomargarine laws and consumer demand for oleo sold by merit, opposing attempts to weaken restrictions.
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Indianapolis News
Congress
St. Paul Dispatch
Start in a Small Way for Poultry Success
Advice on starting poultry farming suggests small initial flocks to learn profitability and avoid early failures. It emphasizes beginning with few birds, then expanding as experience grows, and notes trial is essential to discover the true potential. Winterine Cabbage storage tips follow, detailing how to bury a barrel, fill with heads, and keep dry leaves and straw for protection.
Farm Advice on Hogs Preserved with Salt Charcoal
Ten-Farmer advises keeping salt and charcoal within hogs reach at all times. He says they aid digestion and health, with turpentine in slops being occasionally valuable as a disease preventive.
Apple Scab Fungus and Spray Control
A cold damp season favors apple scab fungus growth. The disease is most effectively controlled and profitably treated by spraying with Bordeaux mixture.
Hog Ranging On Old Pastures Proves Value for Farms
The article explains using worn or brushy pastures as hog runs with simple fencing and rough shelters. Hogs root and grub to improve the land, often turning marginal ground into usable forage and fattening before final confinement.
The Peatilent Sparrow Diet Through Life Stages
The passage notes young sparrows eat mostly insects early on, while adults shift to three quarters grain and seeds. It also mentions systematic thinning on a drastic scale as a recommended measure to manage populations.
Dry picked poultry vs live market weight and demand
Market guidance notes that while live poultry shipments meet some demand, the larger market favors dry picked carcasses. It explains the labor of gutting, the price premium for dry picked fowls, and the appealing skin quality that attracts buyers despite the unpleasant preparation.
Woman Found Unconscious On Sidewalk In Condi tion
A damaged obituary style item recounts a former New York mercantile worker found unconscious on a sidewalk. The piece blasts stimulant use and touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for womb related health issues, including testimonials and a sales pitch to women seeking advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Many Roper
Ellis Ave
Chicago
Ill
The Real Question and Elopement Dilemma
A witty exchange frames a playful dilemma about where to elope and where to return from, with light banter between two speakers. The verse plays on the form of a question seeming to loop between departure and return.
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Puck
The Modern Cruiser
A witty Cleveland Plain Dealer quote contrasts cruisers with their role in celebrating and saluting, noting that the principal use is drinking healthies and firing salutes in a humorous context.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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