Pink Pills for Pale People claim rapid rheumatism cure
A testimonial claims Dr Williams Pink Pills rapidly cure rheumatism and other conditions with speed safety and convenience. Mrs Margaret Gants of Burlington describes relief after two weeks with one box and two years of freedom from symptoms, plus recommendations to friends. Pills sold by druggists or direct from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY priced fifty cents per box six for two dollars and a half.
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Williams
Margaret Gants
Bodeman Street
Burlington
Dr. Williams
Dr. Willias Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Guaranteed Mining Investments Prospectus Offer
A colophon style notice from ARBUCKLE-GOODE COMMISSION COMPANY invites readers to request prospectus and details about nine associated firms forming an Investors' Guarantee Association with five million dollars capital to protect investors against loss. The ad closes with a stray remark about an actress and an angel.
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Investors’ Guarantee Association
Arbuckle-Goode Commission Company
Deafness Cure Claims and Domestic Goods Pitches
An old ad column asserts deafness from Eustachian tube inflammation can be cured only by constitutional remedies, offering $100 for catarrhrelated cases cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It also pitches Defiance Cold Water Starch and other household products with vendor slogans and a Seneca quotation on charity.
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Hall
F. J Cheney & CO
Toledo
Nrugelete Sc
Takefall
Kentucky Claims Its Colonels Over Captains of Industry
In a nod to state heritage Kentucky asserts its unique title of colonels as a boast alongside other states pride in industry leaders. The line contrasts historic honor with modern corporate chiefs highlighting regional identity.
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Kentucky
Nebraska News Seventeenth Century? (Note: Unable to produce T within 70 chars from provided text)
The article reports numerous Nebraska items: a Burlington trestle fire near Nebraska City Junction cutting rail traffic. hunting accident injuring Peter Sinnet. record corn husking by Alexander Gillaspie. disappearance of R P Ingalls at Long Pine. a Jackson constable detaining Joe Sharkley and hoboes. University of Nebraska agriculture courses starting 1905. forging suspect Joseph Geissel tied to Tecumseh and West Point. cattle deaths from black leg near Diedrich Shindler’s Nebraska City estate. Beatrice eagle hunt. A L Haecker offered Brazil post. Derby perjury case in Lillie murder. dairy science events. Ruth Loper burns. dynamite attempt at Attorney Elmer Thomas’ Omaha home. religious revival at Bradshaw. bridge tax payments by Missouri Pacific. and unofficial Nebraska election returns.
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Alexander Gillaspie
Beatrice
Jasam
R. P Ingalls
Constable Smith
Jackson
Dakota City
Hansen
Joe Sharkley
University of Nebraska
Joseph Geissel
Tecumseh
West Point
Cuming County
Johnson County
Diedrich Shindler
Nebraska City
Shindler
Charles Schank
Floyd Smith
A. L. Haecker
University School of Agriculture
Piracicnha
St. Paul
Charles W. Derby
Lillie
David City
Derby
Dr. Peters
State Agricultural College
J. C. Braun
Snyder
Omaha
Elmer Thomas
Thomas
Civic Federation
Bradshaw
Postmistress Resigns Over Low Pay
Tecumseh Miss Orpha Collins resigns as postmistress at Smart ville in this county. She says the post office pays only 25 to 30 dollars per quarter and she cannot afford to give it her time.
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Tecumseh
Orpha Collins
Smartville
Osmond Bank Sold to Local Osmond Men
NORFOLK The Security State bank of Osmond has been sold by W. M. Rainbolt to a group of Osmond business men. The sale involves several local investors and concludes a major local banking transition.
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Norfolk
Security State Bank of Osmond
W. M. Rainbolt
Osmond
Typhoid Epidemic Hits Northern Nebraska
Norfolk reports a serious typhoid fever outbreak in northern Nebraska with multiple deaths. The cause is undetermined though some blame the Norfolk standpipe, claimed to be open at the top and filled with dead birds.
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Norfolk
Nebraska
Ex Chancellor Fairfield Dead
Information on the death of Rev. Edmund Burke Fairfield former chancellor of the University of Nebraska and longtime prominent educator in the state. He died at his home in Oberlin Ohio at age 84.
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Edmund Burke Fairfield
University of
Nebraska
Lincoln
Fairfield
Oberlin
Gage Farmers Rally Over Elevator Project in Adams
A large Beatrice area meeting at Adams mobilizes support for a new elevator. Over $4,000 is subscribed to finance the project, with plans for a building soon and a grain man named to oversee operations.
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Beatrice
Adams
Stampede of Cattle Drowns Thirty Head in Omaha Creek
Dakot a City reports DAKOTA City C J O Connor of Fromer loses thirty cattle in Omaha Creek as a herd of 500 from a Cherry County ranch is driven toward Homer. The cattle were unloaded without water, scented water in the creek, stampeding, and thirty head drowned and trampled before rescue.
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Dakota City
C. J. O'Connor
Fromer
Omaha Creek
Homer
Mr. O’connor
Big Ranch
Cherry County
Uncomplimentary Physician Tale From Court Intrigue
In a courtly overheated scene, De Garth the witty priestian plans an unfair dose for a sovat warrior, the Duke of Marlborous. When the duke objects, a snare renews and Sarah declares that the cure is worse than the disease, while Gard counsels swallowing the dose with the threat of hanging as the alternative.
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de Garth
Marlborous
Sarah
Lewis' Single Shinder Cigars From Lewis' Factory
Short, hand rolled cigars made from ripe cured tobacco. The ad promotes a rich satisfying smoke and lists 10 cents per cigar with sale at Lewis' Factory in Peori t Illinois.
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Lewis
Lewis’ Factory
Peorit, I
English broker funds daughter in new stage venture
A prominent English stock broker financed a new production at over £7000 to give his 17 year old daughter a leading role. The bet paid off as she later earned a creditable theatrical reputation and opportunity on stage.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Aid
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children's teething pain soothing gums reducing wind colic and discomfort. It claims quick relief and calming effect for babies and toddlers.
Fireman Pulls Intruder From Tracks On Jersey Central Loco
A fireman aboard a Jersey Central locomotive climbed down onto the pilot and knocked a man off the railroad track as the engine approached. The Buffalo Express warns that trespassing on railroad tracks must be sternly suppressed.
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Jersey Central
Buffalo Express
All Love Admiration in Woodland Violet Metaphor
A verse image contrasts the quiet pull of a violet hidden in woods with the public appeal of an American Beauty in a florist window, suggesting inner life versus outward display and desirability.
PILES CURE CLAIMED GUARANTEED BY PAZO OINTMENT
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding problems. It states refunds if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure within 14 days.
New York Girls Must Smoke Joke Sparks Controversy
A sensational quip from the New York Press mocks women and tobacco norms, claiming girls’ scents betray encounters with men in private rooms. The remark triggers debate over evolving social standards and gender expectations.
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New York
New York Press
Modern Education in Birmingham Schools
Birmingham school authorities teach children cooking and shopping skills for economy. Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children claim cures for constipation feverishness bad stomach teething disorders and worms with over 40000 testimonials. Sold by druggists 25c sample free address A S Olmsted LeRoy N Y. Thought for School Boys notes the value of attending school and knowing what Saturday is.
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Mother Gray
New York
A. S.olmsted
LeRoy
Defiance Starch Promises Better Value and Stock Hint
The note claims Defiance Starch outperforms Cold Water Starch and offers 16 oz per package, though sold as 12 oz. It also mentions plumage changes in Ptarmigans and advertises Dr. Kennedy's Kidney and Liver Cure with a free sample offer. A quip about women and onions appears.
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David Kennedy
Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
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