Left handed high school throw sets Nebraska record
The article notes a Nebraska student threw a baseball 192 feet to win a state contest. It also covers diverse topics from Japan’s exhibit at Seattle to frost damages in Europe and a boy recovering speech after boiling water shock. Various historical anecdotes follow, including currency portraits and a New York dinner observed on a wedding anniversary.
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised By Houston Woman
A Houston testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Mrs Bessie L Hicks recounts three years of illness reversed after one bottle, urging other women to try it and believe in its cure. The ad presents multiple claims of safety and truthfulness over decades.
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March winds and steadfast morals for farm life
A folksy column urges pre spring prep and wise living. It champions character over crop yields, shares home tips like apron pockets, and cautions on animal safety and neighborly advice as winter ends. The writer notes a neighbor losing several sheep to a danger and advises prudent household routines.
Various Global Tidbits From Notes and News Items
A collage of short items: elections in Salt Lake County naming Mrs. Margaret Zane Wicher, tech and science curiosities, a New York shopper’s missed time, foreign affairs notes on Nigeria and Bulgaria, and historical anecdotes about John Quincy Adams and Ireland. Includes figures on gold production and voter registration, plus a tale of a lifeboat rescue with a fox-terrier.
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Land values soar in Southern Alberta claims by settlers
James S. Ainslid & Sons report rapid land-value increases after moving to Southern Alberta aided by a Canadian Government agent. They describe building homesteads near Clairsholm, enlarging cattle and sheep herds, and projecting continued railroad expansion within 18 months. They praise outdoor life and returns on investment.
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Constipation warnings and rose bloom notes
The text warns not to neglect constipation and praises Garfield I’en as a mild laxative to keep blood pure. It includes a proverb about trouble and a quote on sympathy. It ends with a Paris note about the rose family growing by 450 varieties in three years and the pursuit of a blue rose.
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The One Perfect Laxative From California Fig Syrup Co
A health ad explains right living and timely relief through a simple remedy. The California Fig Syrup Co promotes Byrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as the preferred laxative, urging readers to buy the genuine product from the company and through leading druggists.
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Unreliable Memory Highlighting Hannah Adams Figure
A nostalgic sketch recounts Hannah Adams, Boston writer and the first woman in Africa to pursue literature as a profession. The piece notes her early achievements, fame, and a famously absent minded memory that led to humorous misdirections on a journey and in daily errands.
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A Philosophical Musing on Work and Morality
An unnamed commentator muses on merit of small deeds like clearing a road stone, marital disputes, and moral hindsight. The piece weighs gender morality, the impact of outlook on life, and the power of perception shaping what one sees in people and events.
Whiskey for Colds and Manicure Adages
An 19th century remedy promotes half a pint of whiskey with syrup sarsaparilla and Torila compound from a druggist. Take by teaspoon before meals and at night for immediate results. A separate remark notes a manicure that never hits the nail on the head.
Murine Eye Remedy Ad Promotes Relief for Eyes
An illustrated Chicago advertisement for Murine Eye Remedy claims relief for red weak weary watery eyes. It credits experienced physicians and promises no stinging. The ad offers a free Eye Book from Murine Eye Remedy Co. in Chicago and emphasizes character and reputation.
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Bromo Quinine Ad Seeks Signature of Grove
An old ad notes a laxative product Bromo Quinine and urges finding the signature of B W Grove to claim a cure for a cold. The item reads like a vintage product promo from a past era.
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Rare 1865 $100 Bill Surfaces in City Bank
A red back rare 1865 gold certificate note appeared in a downtown bank. Bank staff and a veteran official could not identify it at first. The subtreasury confirmed it as valid gold certificate first series, once common in gold transfers.
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Waiter Presses Customer Over Stale Corned Beef
An early morning scene in a cheap late night restaurant ends with a confrontational waiter pressuring a patron who complains his corned beef and cabbage order, placed ten minutes earlier, has not appeared. The exchange shows tension between patron and staff.
Woman seeks revenge through marriage or refusal
An editorial line suggests a woman can reply to a man’s actions by either marrying him or choosing not to respond with a definite course, framing the act as a personal remedy rather than a public complaint.
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