Man's Enemies and the Tiny Killers of Mankind
A Cleveland Leader article argues that microscopic organisms outpace all other threats, destroying more people than battleships or guns. It cites germs spreading disease, rats carrying the plague, and the common housefly as deadly forces surpassing dangerous animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iscee
Ferhor Wella
Earth
Engand
Africa
India
Cleveland
Big Muddy
Man and Monkey Difference in Thought Compared at Clark University
Clippings describe A J Kinnan’s rhesus monkey study showing a monkey can learn to open a box with a key but cannot conceive the key as a tool. The article argues humans distinguish instrument use from mere movement and notes contrasting views in McClure’s Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark University
A. J. Kinnnan
Beceme
E. T. Bronston
McClure
There Was No Accident And The Telegram From George
A woman awaits news of her beloved Willie after a telegram from her brother hints he will run over. Her brother confirms it is not a joke, causing shock and a rush to his office to learn Willie’s fate. The piece blends satire on gossip and a note on invention and social customs from various columns.
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Bemis
Willaw Hamlin
Bbe
Willie
George
Wille
Pearson's Weekly
Bostom Herald
Stone
Henderson
Greenough
Hellmann
Thimmenler and Ferrand
Walter Hant
Blin
Howe
Hunt
Ventor
New York Tribune
France
Mystery at Vernon Manor Ends In Escape
Lady Vernon confronts a cowered butler in a nightdress and a candlelit door scene. The startled servant drops a knife, flees to the stables, and escapes on a saddled horse before any murder occurs. his fate remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Vernon
Alo
For Sale or Trade in Smithland Hotel Equity Snapshot
For sale or trade: equity of $2,000 in a furnished 15 room hotel in Smithland Town, miles from Sioux City. Only hotel in town, rents $30 per month, mortgage $1,050 with $150 yearly payment. Immediate possession offered. Inquire at tailor shop. M. Ricard 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Smithland
Town
Sioux City
M. Ricard
Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey Cough Medicine Ad
Cough remedy advertised as Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey with a bell emblem on the bottle. Guaranteed satisfaction and sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Stung for 15 Years by Indigestion Pills Cure
Ingleside North Carolina resident B F Ryscue finally found relief after 15 years of indigestion pained by doctors and costly medicine. He credits Dr Shoop's Restorative and Dr Shoop's Restorative prescription for addressing the internal nerves that control stomach heart and kidneys. The ad claims the product cures constipation biliousness and various stomach liver and kidney troubles and urges a trial. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Ryscue
Ingleside
N.C
Dr. King
Shoop
Sutherland's Peele Eye Salve Promises Eye Relief
A promotional note touts Sutherland's Peele Eye Salve as an eye remedy. It offers a 25 value guarantee if customers are not satisfied, inviting readers to try and decide for themselves.
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Sutherland
Candy Cold Cure Tablets Marketed For Cold Relief
An ad promotes Preventics tablets with four claimed advantages over rivals: no quinine no harsh taste fast relief pleasant candy flavor and a large 48 count box for 25 cents. Also notes a confinement nursing service in Philip with reasonable prices. A separate government notice from the Department of the Interior announces a contest affidavit regarding homestead entry No 51M and requires appearances and evidence deadlines.
Notice of Homestead and Commutation Proofs in South Dakota
Notices from the United States Land Office at Chamberlain, Pierre and Philip SD dated Nov to Dec 1960 describe multiple claimants like Minnie A Meek er, Mary E Gladman, Isaac L McReynolds, Taylor Mot, and Lyle L Menmett filing for homestead and final commutation proofs. The notices set dates for testimonies before commissioners, name witnesses, and announce contest actions in a region spanning Philip and Chamberlain with references to serial numbers and lands in sections and townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Chamberlain
South Dakota
Minnie A. Meeker
Sears
Philip
Meridian
James AwQuige
Phitty
Tie Kinney
Frank MH. Kinney
Haul Walters Silof Philip
Harvey J. Hickman
Cottonwood
D. W. Hail
Department of the Aturtor
Lind Ofer
Takous Dee
Gladman
Kutts
Mont
Sersey
James A Quian
I Philly
Hoon
Urley M. Culp
George F. Watson
Lovie Bt Walker
Charles A. Knudson
United States Land Ofice
Pierre
Isaac L. McReynolds
K. B. HH
James A. Quigg O 'S
Philip, SD
Howard B. Fislar
Edward Wheeler
RD. Cox
Daniel O'Neil
Philip Ss. D
John L. Lockhart
Register
United States
South Nakots
James A Quire U
Witesses Ie Moshler
Willian F. Woods
James Hoblit
Urry E. Walker
Philly
W. Hall
Iiteror
Lotte Tt. Walker
Philips
Janis
Ulysses
Benson
Mes
Lucy HL Power
Charles
Parmer Allot Whitin
Department of the Imeror
United Stiter Land Office
South Dakotas
Lyle L. Menmett
Bay
Tefare James Quigg
Wis
Clalaut Hamas
Ay Wilaees
Fred Hodgson
Ira McLauchlin
Guy J. Newman
Willan O
Philipa
The
Interior
Department Land Opfice
Mikeles
Nwie
Township
Francis B. Townsend
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Spain
Anid
C. L. Mill
Hevec Mon
Newell Conley
Touchtiu
M.L
Fort Plarre
Mads
Notice of land final proof and estate sale orders
A mixed notice cites Claude A. Kennett of Philip filing for Final Commutation Proof on homestead land in South Dakota and witnesses named. It also includes an Order to Show Cause in the Stanley County Court for Richard A. Hielsk to sell deceased Anderson Hi. Scott’s lands to pay debts, with hearing set January 27, 1890, at Fort Pierre Court House and four weekly newspaper publications.
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Justice Court
South Makota
Cunty of
Stanley
Anderson Hi. Scott
Richard A. Welski
Hack Hills
Hlehaea A. Hiviskl
Fort Pierre
Lisard County
Richard A. Hlelsk
Seth
World Review
Pilly
Said
Ivor
Dinsmore
Jude
Andy T Rtekests
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James A. Quigg
Claude Ramsey
Julius P. Henneberg
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Wiliam O. Kingsbury
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Philip Weekly
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