A Few Timely Folaters Promote Deering Binder Choice
The article urges farmers to evaluate binder quality beyond talk and sales pitches, stressing a machine’s main frame durability and safe weight. It touts the Deering Ideal Binder with a high carbon frame, hot riveted joints, two cutting apparatuses, adjustable reel, Deering Knotter and Binder, brindle carrier, and roller ball bearings for light draft efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering
Deering Rolier
America
I . Deering
Earth
A Delicate Compliment From Pearl’s Mother
Mrs Matchmaker compliments Mr Wise on his interest in Pearl and he replies that his admiration for Pearl’s mother explains his conduct. The exchange reads as a genteel witticism from The Jewelers' Weekly reflecting social matchmaking standards.
Travel offer for round trip to Richmond July 13 16
Travel notice from Richmond Virginia July 13 16 via Big Four and Chesapeake and Ohio railways. One round trip ticket on sale July 11 12 13 with return valid to July 31 and extendable to August 18. For full details contact J er G N A 334 Clark St Chicago.
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Richmond
Big Four
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ry’s
Clark St
Chicago
General Work Attraction Prompts Light Banter
A Chicago News quip jokes about an ad seeking a man for general work. The cartoonish banter suggests the job may be easy while playing on the vagueness of the term general work. It highlights humorous stereotypes of labor and gender roles from the era.
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Beau
Chicago News
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Quick Comfort for Feet
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight or new shoes feel easy Cures corns bunions swollen hot and sweating feet At all druggists and shoe stores 25c Sample sent free Address Allen 8 Olmsted LeRoy N Y
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Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy, N
Ella Fantine Known as Smallest Girl in Class
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note recalls a girl named Ella Fantine, born to a mother who preferred Fantine and a father who insisted on Ella. The child is described as the smallest girl in her class.
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Fantine
Ella
Ella Fantine
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Summer Bath for Health
An 19th century health column extols summer bathing as essential for health and beauty. It prescribes lukewarm water with soap, firm skin rubbing, a cool rinse, and drying, claiming a daily bath keeps the system well in warm weather. ELIZA R. PARKER. The piece ends with a brief, unrelated dialogue about a threshing machine trust and grain.
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Eliza R. Parker
Lane's Family Medicine and Rail Pass Endorsements
Lane's Family Medicine promises daily bowel movement relief and liver kidney support. A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad order allows trip pass holders to stop at any station with conductor endorsement on the pass for onward passage.
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Lane
Underwood
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Oldest Inn in England Claim Backed by Records
The Seven Stars in Manchester, claimed as Britain’s oldest licensed house, rests on documentary evidence. County records show a license dating to Edward III in 1356, with monasteries once hosting travelers and inns expanding in the fifteenth century as towns grew.
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Manchester
Great Britain
Lancaster Castle
London
Edward III
Misery It Entails Upon a Horse and Its Evil Effects
An excerpt discusses the cruelty and vanity of the check rein, noting Manchester's permission to demolish relics, and the Denver Post argues against overchecking. It calls for comfortable harness use and humane treatment of draft and driving horses, asserting moral and practical reasons.
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Saya
Denver Post
Manchester Seven Stars Inn and its Historic Echoes
The old Seven Stars inn in Manchester carried stories from 1564 Flemish weavers to 1642 siege and 1745 Prince Charles Edward. Legends speak of Ye Guy Faux Chamber, hidden passages, and a secret link to the Collegiate church. The piece laments its doom amid industrial growth and cites veterinary views on check reins as cruelty.
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Guy Fawkes
Guy
Alva
Manchester
Seven Stars
Prince Charles Edward
Manchester Regiment
Townley
France
Musical Wonder: Eight-Year-Old Bra Beau Plays Sousa
Lawrence Bra beau, eight, attends Russell School at 358 Brady Street and plays piano with left hand bass and right hand melody. Self-taught child, he learns new marches quickly and often entertains classmates during recess, with a quiet, sweet disposition and French heritage.
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Lawrence Brabeau
Russell School
Brady Street
Lawrence
Tragic decapitation at Rhea Springs shocks locals
In Rhea Springs Tennessee Mrs Sarah Clark age 60 killed herself with a razor after months of dementia and a prior family tragedy. Witnesses recall three lunges ending with the head severed from the body as blood streamed from the blade. Physicians call the case remarkable.
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Rhea Springs
Tenn
Sarah Clark
Clark
Dee
Medical Science
Atlantic Steamer's Larder on a Ship Market
The market under the sea stores two and a half tons of butter in a six by twelve foot refrigerator, plus 5,000 pounds of butter, 20,000 eggs, 2,500 quarts of milk and cream, 4,000 pounds of salt meats, 16,000 oysters, 1,500 clams, and limited lobsters. It houses fruits, vegetables, and a large grocery stock with tea and coffee. Perishables are loaded per passenger count and leftovers are eaten by the crew.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Sardinian Women in Gala Dress and Heirloom Costumes
Sardinian women display elegant figures and graceful carriage with large black eyes and brunette hair. They wear uniform regional styles, rich gala outfits at religious fetes, and treasure costumes as family heirlooms passed mother to daughter, avoiding frequent fashion changes.
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Sardinia
Europe
Hailstones Linked to Bacteria Findings by Dr Harrison
Canadian bacteriologist Dr Harrison reports hailstone organisms contain bacteria and moulds including a new bacillus and coccus. His work supports Burwick's theory that surface water is carried aloft by storms and frozen to form hail.
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C. Harrison
Hall
Tombstones Unearthed During City Excavation Mystery Solved
Workmen digging for houses at Ridge avenue and Dauphin streets unearthed tombstones urns and statues ten feet deep. A local elder recalled a 1715 Swede settler and a marble cutter who hid goods to appease a sheriff and died before the case was resolved.
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Charles Land
Ridge Avenue
Dauphin
Shuster
Whale Parka
Dauphin Streets
Balzac's Room of Imagination and Literature
The New York World recounts Balzac in 1840 described by M Cormon as a room stacked with books proofs and papers. Balzac works rapidly with shirt unbuttoned braces at his hips and chalk inscriptions on the walls imagining the room finished.
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Balzac
M. Cormon
Raphael
New York World
Typhoid Cases Prompt Attention in Philadelphia
Fragmented notices report Philadelphia recording 4000 typhoid cases in three months. The item lists various patent medicines and promotional claims, including Piso’s Cure for Consumption and Doan’s Cough Balsam. Names and locations appear in scattered fashion, with references to advertising copy and unrelated quotes.
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Philadelphia
Gunter to Pinkham Letter Highlights Vegetable Compound Cure
A letter recalls doctors giving up a patient last June due to womb ulceration. After using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and other products, the patient gained weight to 155 pounds from 138 and reports full recovery. Additional testimonials from Mrs. Eva Guyver and Mrs. Barnhart claim relief from miscarriage, dyspepsia, nervous symptoms, and overall improved health.
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Finemann HO
Lydia Pinkham
Mas
Anha Eva Guyver
Hieainsville, Mo
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Holfack
Tomdik
Detroit Free Press
Ayer
England
City OF Manchester
Hefresh
THE
Fleming
British Army
Paris
Kitching
Pritchard
Royal Veterinary College
Sousa
Atlantic Steamer
Larder
Eaie
Balzac’s Furniture
California Fia Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup Co
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
W. C
Western
Canada
Department Interior
Ottawa
C. J. Broughton
Monadnock Block
Everett and Kantz
Fort Wayne
Ind
Decatur Tent &Awning Co
Decatur, Ill
West
H.sanche & CO
State Street
Buckingham
P. Hall & Co
Nashua
N. H
Thompson
Rio Fo Seghania
Eller
Staxapedicine Co
Litchfeld
Iceland
George W
Fabucher
Japan
Sir Edwin Arnold
Mall Lie
Thomas & Brown
Crawfordsville
Porto Rico
Mt. Ayr
Iowa
Coat
Sacha Mer
Frice
Doe
Wales
Evans
Wrs
Gunter
Pinkham
Deering Harvester CO
Chicago, U. S. A
Columbia Bicycles
Ladies
Columbia
Ladies’ Columbia
Pope Mfc. CO
Hartford, Conn
Oklahoma
Atchison, Topeka &Senta Fe Allway
Milwaukee
Ize
Sheboygan
Manitowoy
Kewaunes
Algoma
Sturecon Bay
Marimelte
Menominee
Green Bay City
Goodrich
Gen. Pass. Agt
Fort Michigan Avenue
Chiesgo, IL
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W.morris
En P. Cc. Fees Sricfen Waderinge OS
Pecsion
Burton
Atty Alunos
International Convention Baptist Young People’s Unions of America
Richmond, VA
VIA
E. C. McCormick
Warren J. Lynch
Cincinnati, O
Evans Chemical Cincinnnatilo
Mo Ollom
David City
Neb
Bend
Ripans Chemical Co
Staat Wen Wen Elon Sp
W.N. Y. Chicago
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