Electric Bitters and other remedies advertised in a 1900s issue
A miscellany of testimonials and offers for tonics and tonics including Electric Bitters for indigestion and liver troubles, Dr King's New Discovery for coughs, Preventics cold tablets, Dr Shoop's Restorative, and various farm and stationery promotions. Also a Sunday school notice and a call to attend church services.
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Mary Dowling
8Th Ave
San Francisco
Tam
Dr. King
W. V. Henry
Panama
Presbyterian Church
Interior Department Lands Offer Abandoned Homestead Entry No 10202
A notice from the Department of the Interior concerns a land entry in section 27, township 5 north, range 2 West. The entryman is claimed to have wholly abandoned the tract prior to the proceeding, and the land remains uncultivated and not used for residence. Further details appear in the official public records.
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Department of the Interior
United States
Pierre
Chiase
Homestead Entey
Aveta Hatz
Porpoises Playful on Black Sea Motor Boat Trip
Henry C. Rowland recalls a serene Black Sea voyage in Appleton's with a motor boat and a large playful porpoise school. The water was glassy and clear as the animals swam near the propeller, brushing against the hull and performing kittenlike displays for about an hour.
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Black Sea
Henry C. Rowland
Appleton
Water scoops for steam engines and urban oddities
A slice of late 19th century humor and science items. An Epworth Herald note on water scooping for fast locomotives using a trough and sleeve spurt, plus New York city carriage uses for babies and goods, heredity observations, and short quips from various papers.
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Epworth Herald
The Return in Court Scene
A courtroom quip recalls a magistrate noting prior appearances while the prisoner jokes he hopes not to be judged by appearances, reflecting Harper's Weekly humor on legal matters.
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Rainey
Stanley County
Harper's Weekly
Mean Insinuation and Attentive Care Across Families
A compact dialogue excerpt from a Boston Tran script features lines about kindness potentially causing harm, a question on attentiveness to a wife’s mother, and a remark that the sole virtue is the sacrifice of salt. The piece centers on social scrutiny and personal relationships through a terse exchange.
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Boston Transcript
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Stoermer
Gus
Leggett
Railroad Street
Gus Storemer
Philip
Philip Grain Co
C. H. Leggett
E. H. Banks
Hattie B. Bainum
Smith Post Office
G. A. Lamb, the Barber
Bank of Philip
L. A. Kelley
John Hayes
J. Coughlin
McLane & Harrell
R. T. Rostwaon
Presbyterian Sunday School
Pioneer Pharmacy
Robinson Bros
Dr. Shoop
Porpoise
New York
New York Press
Philadelphia Telegraph
Wiggs
Waggs
Nellie
Neille
de Mnentor
Lon Mart
Aldrich & Son
Philip, South Dakota
Illinois Coal
Uhts Inc
Lawrence Flour
Harris & Ping
Byron
L. Clow
U. S
District of
South Dakota
Pierre and Chamberlain
Fort Pierre Bank
J. A. Bielskl
First State Bank of Philip
Bank of Kadoka
J.f.utterback
Belvidere State Bank
R. E. Morgan
Register of Deeds
Stanley Coun Home Land & Abstract Co
M. L. Parcells
Fort Pierre
A. L. Emond
Alway
D. B. McCleery
Wokama
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