Prairie states in growth and odd anecdotes from the week
The article notes muscular growth in a western state since 1876 with population rising from 40,000 in 1870 to 540,000 by 1900, and mentions seed distributions in a congressional district. It also recounts curious tales from Iowa and nearby towns, including thefts, a pearl sale rumor, camel anecdotes, and local business graft schemes.
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King’s New Life Pills Promoted By Postmistress Sales
A Mes Maine advertisement touts a patent remedy claiming to cure stomach disorders and skin problems. It markets pills per box with a testimonial from a Cary resident, presenting a bold guarantee and urging readers to try the product.
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