Hair Vigor Restores Color for Gray Hair Says Mrs Borgeol
An advertisement for Ayer's Hair Vigor claims the product restores natural hair color, making users look younger. Mrs H F Borgeol of Phenix NY testifies that her hair appears dark and thick at over sixty, and she cites the product as the reason. It lists a price of $1 and notes availability from druggists.
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Ayer
H. F. Borgeol
Phenix
N. Y
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Mass
Teutonic philosopher laments talk over deeds
A cryptic excerpt features a Teutonic philosopher claiming people speak too much and do too little. The speaker contrasts beauty with talk and mentions a woman whose lips are red and eyes bright, who uses Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
Apple Butter in the Mountain Farm Yard Encounter
A traveler stops at a mountain farm gate and talks with a maid stirring apple butter. She insists on tending the kettle while offering water only at the well and teases the visitor about mountain life before he rides off, reflecting on local hospitality.
Brave as any man American woman defies Peruvian troops
Mrs Lucinda B Trevitt widow of Dr William Trevitt died at the Home for the Aged after four years. In 1858 while Consul at Callao Peru she sheltered American prisoners during a revolution. She spread an American flag on the steps as troops attacked the house and dared them to cross it. The troops withdrew and the prisoners were sent to America. Ohio State Journal.
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Lucinda B. Trevitt
William Trevitt
Dr. Trevitt
Callao
Peru
America
United States
Trevitt
Ohio State Journal
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promotes Rest for the Stomach
Digests what you eat and argues against starvation as a remedy. Claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all foods like a healthy stomach and provides rest without dieting, restoring natural digestion and aiding healing. Warns against tonics and sedatives.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Sufferers Nationwide
A stream of testimonials from patients across towns like Stratford Pewamo Omaha Windridge Georgetown and Meredith touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a life changing remedy for chronic indigestion. Patients report relief after varying courses from a single bottle to six, with some claiming complete symptom resolution and renewed appetite and energy.
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Peter Sherman
No. Stratford
N. H
M. Houston
Omaha, Mo
W. D. Lance
Meredith
N. HL
Cures for stomach troubles advertised by De & Co
Prepared by E.C. De & Co of Chicago promotes a remedy labeled cures all stomach troubles. The notice emphasizes universal stomach relief and urges readers to seek the product for digestive issues.
Rice farming beckons Texas farmers in modern era
Texas offers vast untapped acres ready for intelligent farmers and growers. Rice cultivation becomes a rapidly growing opportunity in the Coast County prairies along the Southern Pacific Sunset line. Readers are urged to request literature and a Pacific Rice Cook Book by sending ten cents to S F Morse in Houston or J H Lathrup in St Louis for more details.
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Texas
Uluer
S. F. B. Morse
Printers' Ink Offers Advertising Wisdom Across Ages
A nostalgic ad extols Printers' Ink as the oldest publication in its field. It promises accumulated wisdom from advertising experience, urging readers to learn from past efforts to shape today’s success. George P. Rowell & Co. advertises weekly issues for five dollars a year in New York.
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George P. Rowell & Co
Spruce Street
New York
Three months for 25 cents trial subscription offer
Three months for 25c. Mail your name and address with 25 cents for a trial subscription to a musical magazine. Each month includes four new copyrighted pieces of music full size, plus reading matter and illustrations from Every Month Publishing Co at 1123 Broadway, New York.
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Illustra
Will Prosecute Offenders John Hoffman City Scavenger
City authorities announce intent to prosecute violators after John Hoffman the city scavenger vows enforcement steps. Officials urge public cooperation to curb infractions and ensure orderly waste collection.
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John Hoffman
City Scavenger
Sentinel declares private right to animal carcass protection
The Sentinel reports that only Mr. Hoffman May control skinning or removal of dead animals within city limits and that he will prosecute any offender. He notes several past cases and vows to stop the practice.
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Sentinel
Hoffman
Dentist offers limited time dental work at low prices
Dr T T Major and Son advertise reduced rates for a full set of teeth on a drought pressured period. They list gold and platinum fillings, amalgam and cement fillings, and bridge work as specialties. Painless extractions and warranties apply. Office at 410 Ohio Street opposite the courthouse.
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Elise
Ohio Street
Court House
New Meat Market Opens in Market House
Stall No 5 in the market house is opened by Joseph Kehl a well known young meatman. He offers strictly cash sales at low figures with courteous service and invites customers to judge by results. Old phone No 68.
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Joseph Kehl
Kehl
Removal Sale At 604 Ohio Street By Poindexter
Poindexter announces removal sale of entire stock at cost for cash due to lease expiration on April 1. Sale starts Wednesday March 12. Phones listed as 34 and 604 Ohio Street.
Meat Prices Continue to Climb A Spring Trend
Fresh cut meat prices rise to record spring highs as beef cattle are nearly exhausted nationwide. The anecdotal note cites the oldest inhabitants, noting scarcity may push prices even higher.
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W. E. Bard Drug CO
Ohio St
Main St
C. McLaniel
Sedalia Mo
Prop
Morris & Bertman’s
HAID
West Main
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Rogers Bros. & Ackerman
East 7Th St
Sedalia, Mo
EvAns Chemical Co
Acincinnati, C. U.S. A
Stars and Stripes
Geo. W. Lane
Pewamo
Mich
David Maylor
Windridge
Penn
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Ent
Tex
J. H. Lathurp
Ger
Olive St
St. Louis
Wisdom of the Ages
Broadway, N. Y. C
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Dr. T. T. Major & Son
W. E. Poindexter
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