Mechanic cures child with restoratives, fights illness
A jumble of ads and brief notices reports cures with Chamberlain’s remedies and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Readers are urged to use King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments, Herbine for digestion, and electric bitters for nervous fatigue, with local druggists offering samples and trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
J. W. Brown & Co
James Brown
Putsmouth
the Herald
Carda
Chamberlain
Lovelady & Co
The Will Supreme Stirs Humankind in Dreaming Verse
A reflective meditation on human nature and fate, contrasting dreams with waking life. The poem weighs pride and virtue, crime and kindness, asking what the mind conceives and how God the Will supreme guides humanity through sleep and wakefulness.
Doctors versus editors in Iowa Medical Journal critique
A critique contrasts doctors and editors highlighting perceived revenue motives in medicine and journalism. It notes editors persistently pursue knowledge and glory, while doctors bill per visit and avoid public accountability. The piece remarks on accountability, education, and language use between the professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Medical Journal
Algona
Advertising Merit as a Business Booster
The note argues merit in advertising helps business success by attracting attention and signaling value. It emphasizes clear messaging, visibility, and trust as key effects of well presented ads.
Hikari Publishes Will N. Denton Verse Series
The Hikari announces a year long contract with poet Will N. Denton to publish one original poem each week for fifty two weeks. Denton, popular in Alabama, will have his verses featured regularly raising reader scrapbooks and a potential future book collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muhiliar
Will N. Denton
Alabamha
Hryranp
Denton
Local deaths and new medical practice announced in town
Mrs. Fannie Clubdson Avenue E dies at home between Fife Jewith and Sixteenth streets and is buried after remains are handled by Echols and Anguin. Dr. M W Glasgow opens Iris office in Wylam for general practice and surgery. Prof. George P McNeill buried after funeral at Presbyterian church following his killing in Dothan Alabama. his son Mr M Ki McNeill mourns widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdajues Willian Jrghins
Wit Wang Lega
Brewlluve
Beautie
Hybovis Warner
Wylam
Elis
Dateat Wararr
Wylamby
de G.W. Lovell
Wilan Baptist Church
Bureying
Chris Uy
Ada
Terlis
Pryhovel
Aquainy
Wilint
Dr. Lavell
Eilat Archibald
Fannie Clubdson
Fife Jewith
Sixteenth Streets
Echols & Anguin
Lr. M. W. Glasgow
Dr. Glasgow
Herod
George P. McNeill
M, Ki. McNeill
Kusby
Presbyterian Church
Professor McNeill
Dothan
Ala
Engineering Notes from a 19th Century Journal
The article surveys rope strength when wet or soap treated, a new cap nut lock for propellers by Capt. Lewis Davis of Liverpool, and a German method for large balance wheels using cast iron spools. It notes a huge Mississippi raft from Stillwater to St. Louis, Yellowstone Park geysers denial of near extinction, fly wheel safety using wood rims, and a personal reminiscence of rural life and early New York travels.
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Capt
Lewis Davis
Liverpool
Anys
Mississippi River
Stillwater
Minn
St. Louis
Yellowstone Park
United States
American Association For the Advancement of Science
GC. H. Manning
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Hullishel
Mie
Wks Rune
Vaditer
Orn
Humatn
Ander
Patte Moxemabes
Phil
Boris
Duteroe
Tee
Jen Torlives Detter
Dughter
W. K. Haviland
Armank
St. King
Lovelady & Co/s drug store
Ballard
H. J. Strickfaden
World Herald
Haven
Wash
Norris Silver
North Stratford
N. H
Herald Office
Boston
Dr. King
R. F. Lovelady
Mami
Sterrean
Charles Crawley
Ciewelv
Reyrale
Kaywriset
Siendiag Ewenitut
Rew
M. Wathen Stenetiat
Jolut Farrow
J. V, Brown & Co
Pitta
Arlington
Tex
J. V. Brown & Co
L. Pease
Lawrence, Kan
Suiniy
Land of Deans
Fife
Trerein
omomomoRe Ensley
Mia
Mra. Wd
Engineering Notes
Connecticut
New York
United Presbyterian
Piano Musig
Te Kingsbury
Se Pring
Sis
Atake
Millane
BE. Frorbss
Second Avenue
Birmingham
J. H. Holcombe
Vvormsilvermirace
F. Ballard
Louis
the Easiey Publising
Herald Job Room
James F. Ballard
St Louis, Mo, Ee
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