Deafness Cure Adverts and Southern Baptist Train Service
The page includes an ear cure advertisement promising relief for deafness caused by catarrh with a money back offer and circulars. It also advertises The Seaboard Air Line’s Baptist Convention service from Wilmington to various southern states with special trains and half-rate travel, listing contacts in Atlanta and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All
Tree
F. J. Canror & Co
Toledo
Druggi
Th. Hal
Southern Baptist Convention
Wilmington
N. C
Seaboard Air Line
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
B.A. Newland
Kimball House
Atlanta
W Anderson
Portsmouth
Aiso
Charlotte
Salisbury
Winston
Leslie & Roger Clothiers
Notable Patent Remedies and Local Notices Taint Page
A fragmented advertisement page lists a mix of patent medicines and salve claims, citing Tetterine for skin conditions, No-To-Bac for nicotine withdrawal, Dr Kline’s neuro remedies, and Mrs Winslow’s Teething Syrup, with scattered mentions of labor strikes, eye water, Cascarets and Caseinets. The items appear amid a Duluth laundry strike note and miscellaneous medical claims from various locations and dates.
Nursery car promised to ease train travelers with babies
A Brooklyn designer unveils a traveling nursery for railroad cars. The compartment is padded and carpeted with two end cotts, a matron, milk and cookies, a toy shop, and a medicine chest to comfort children and ease conductor duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurene
From cobbler to judge in Nebraska history
William D. McHugh, newly appointed federal judge for the district of Nebraska, rose from shoemaker to bench at age 37. Born 1850 in Galena Illinois, he taught, studied law at night, gained admission in 1882, practiced in Galena, moved to Omaha in 1888, formed a partnership with Gen. Corwin, and became a trusted ally of Secretary J Sterling Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. D. McHugh
Nebraska
United States
William D. McHugh
Omaha
District of
Judge McHugh
Galena
Daviess County
Illinois
Releas
Normal
Supreme Court of
Ilinois
Gen. Corwin
J. Sterling Merton
Walnut Timber Purchase Reveals Ancient Birdeye Tree
A company bought J. W. Adame’s walnut timber from Pullin including 70 feet of birdeye walnut found when logging. The tree, thought to be a long blown-down trunk, is valued at $40 per foot, with total proceeds estimated around $2,800, and the deal netted $300 for Adame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Adame
Pullin
Adams
Dover
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Cholly
Puck
Tetterine
J.T. Shuptrine
Savannah
Board of Artitration
Duluth
Sydney CN. Y
Dr. Kline
Ner
B.C. Allen
West 6Ist Street
New York
N. Y. Hood
Hood
N. Y
Alabama Experiment Station
Kainit
America
Nassau St
Age
West
West House
William D. Mhugh
Buckinchawm's
RP. Warex Co
Nashua
N. H
Ad. Sterling
Chicago
Baker’s Chocolate
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Belle Chocolatiere
Uli Lue Vach
Beazer
Memenemew En
Esica
H.W. Johns Manufacturing Co
Maiden Lane
Randolph St
Philadelphia
North 4Th St
Boston
Fielable Charlotte Merchants
Charlotte N.O
Nisi
Stessier & Bro
Werte News & Times Bess Forse
Lightning Chu
Qneb CO
Charlo Complet
GE Oil and
Lombard Iron Works and Supply Company
Aluusta
W.L. Douglas
Mass. FeeSe
Bali
Bobbitt Drug CO
Raleigh
W. A. Smith & CO
Props
Buffalo
N.Y
Bettes
Llions
Durham Cholera Cure Co
Durham
Abenry Stevens’ Sons Company
Macon
McElree
Cardus
Osborne
Ss Beane Ad College
Uxd School of
Shorthal GU Sta. GA
Noren
Poods ‘Ogu
Charlotte, N. C
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