Earth in infancy yet habitable for millions of years
Dr. Thomas C. Chamberlain of the University of Chicago argues to the Geographic Society that the earth will remain capable of supporting life for millions of years. He cites the planet's growing size, stable temperatures, and cooperative land and sea processes as basis for a long future for humanity.
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Thomas C. Chamberlain
Department of Geology
University of Chicago
Geographic Society
Municipal Museum
Chamberlain
Herron Given Fifty Days
James Herron arrested on theft charges for brass lubricators from the Missouri Pacific was arraigned in police court on petit larceny before Magistrate Hugh Gresham and sentenced to fifty days in the city jail. While serving, investigators will pursue other thefts and potential arrests may follow.
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Hugh Gresham
WROTE HIS OWN EULOGY AT HIS FUNERAL
A. H. Smith editor of the Oakland Republican reads his self written funeral sermon at Lyons Nebraska age seventy promising a life of truth sobriety and integrity. He recounts avoiding profanity tobacco and gambling while seeking to leave a pure character for descendants. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised by Arlington Pharmacy.
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Oakland, Neb
Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Universal Interest Grows in His Cures in St Louis
A feature notes the public fascination with his medical cures and the broad interest among residents of St Louis. The piece highlights community reaction, the figure’s impact, and ongoing discussions about the authenticity and implications of the cures.
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ST. Louis
Cooper remedies claim tapeworms caus e most diseases in St Louis
In St Louis, L T Cooper and his New Discovery medicine gain attention by claims that internal parasites cause widespread illness. Reported relief from tapeworms and stomach trouble among local patients is cited, with testimonial from Mrs. W B Emmer who says a 50 foot worm left her system after two bottles.
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Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Corree
W .B. Emmer
Dillon Street
St. Louis
Here lies A chump who wouldn't advertise
Poem laments the unadvertised tradesman who avoids self promotion. A critic vows the dead man rests in calm, with no bank accounts or public praise, and ends with a wry epitaph claiming the deceased as a chump who refused to advertise.
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M. L. Carey
Sedalia markets cereals and breadstuffs price list
Market prices list from Sedalia including butter eggs lard potatoes corn meal sorghum and various flours for retail. Also shows poultry items with prices for spring chickens geese ducks and turkeys per pound and per bushel. Includes wheat bran and Timothy hay prices and general grocery rates.
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Axminster
Aia
Brussels
Wilton Pete
MO. T. Collins
Second and
Ohio Streets
Chicago
Imal
TMC
ONS
Imclaughline Meron
Qmo
Mtergrio
STQRE
Herron
James Herron
Cators
Missouri Pacific
Nebraska
MAN AU
Thor
Philarthropist
Ness
Ing
L. T. Cooper
the Orient
Waltham. Manufacturing CO
Waltham Mass
Dillon & Son
Lamine Street
Astoria
Grand Sale
Kessler
Serson
Sedalia Markets
Gough and Healelung
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