Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsement
Plymouth Wisconsin resident Mrs Ep Bear testifies the remedy revived her energy, enabling her to perform house and garden work while caring for a three-year-old. She recommends the product to others and offers to answer letters about it.
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Underground farm yields mushrooms in former cement mine
Howard Bell of Crittenden New York operates a vast underground farm in a abandoned cement mine. The subterranean facility maintains a constant 47 to 51 degrees year round, ideal for large scale mushroom cultivation as described by Popular Science Monthly.
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Bell
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Hunter in Clearfield Kills Two Deer with One Bullet
William McMullen hunted near Clearfield Pennsylvania and killed a buck and a doe with a single shot. The buck died instantly and the bullet struck a doe passing by. The game warden weighs two fines for two deer in one season and for killing a doe.
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William McMullen
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Honest Talk Always Beats Doubtful Speech
A reflective line notes that constant talking can hinder honesty while doubt invites truth telling. It suggests a plan to default to truth when uncertain, balancing openness with caution in communication.
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America
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Hallowell
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Castoria Promises Gentle Relief for Colic and Sleep
A outlet promoting Fletcher's Castoria claims it soothes fretfulness and fever in babies, aids natural sleep, and calms colic, constipation, or diarrhea. It emphasizes purity, pleasant taste, and physician recommendation, noting a care guide that accompanies the product.
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Geronimo surrender details and controversy in 1886
A historical narrative recounts the surrender of Geronimo in 1886, the roles of Gen. Crook and Gen. Miles, Gatewood's daring conference at Skeleton Canyon, and later debates over who deserves credit for bringing the Apache leader to bay. The piece cites Anton Mazzanovich's Trailing Geronimo and notes Gatewood's pivotal but underrecognized part.
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Gem Publishing Co
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Charles L. Gatewood
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Skeleton Canyon
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Surrender of Geronimo and Neighbors at Fort Bowie
The expedition moves toward the border as Geronimo and Natchez are persuaded to meet General Miles in Skeleton canyon. Miles reconfirms surrender terms, Geronimo praises his honesty, and the group travels to Fort Bowie escorted by Miles. The remainder of the Apache march to Bowie in three days under Lawton’s command.
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Ancient diseases and modern parallels warn in medical talk
Sir Humphrey Rolleson told the British Medical Association that bad health patterns persist from ancient times noting tuberculosis in Egyptian mummies mumps in Greece and bubonic plague among antiquity. He cited malaria in Egypt Libya and Syria and early arthritis among sultans with sweating sickness debated as influenza and appendicitis long before its naming.
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Distinction Between Worsted and Woolen Fabrics
Generally worsted fabrics use long straight fibers with parallel yarns while woolens use cross laid fibers. Worsteds come from long staple wools, woolens from short staple wools.
Kitchen 4A Cabinet Ice Mystery
A fragmented 1928 Western Newspaper snippet shows repeated lines about sun and clouds. The text hints at a quote or poem theme but provides no clear event, person, or place to anchor a fuller summary.
Mill on free discussion and extremity of reasons
A quotation attributed to John Stuart Mill noting the oddity of approving free debate yet resisting its extremes. It argues that if reasons justify an extreme case they justify discussion itself, implying careful evaluation of arguments before rejecting them.
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Traffic on Great Rivers Influx Says Army Engineers
The Army Engineer Corps reports increased traffic on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, stating current flows exceed all previous levels. The note highlights rising commercial movement and the strain on river channels.
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Army Engineer Corps
Mississippi
Ohio Rivers
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