Farm and Fireside Notes on Crops and Hints
Baniles of eornstalks make good banking for the cellar. Salt dissolved in alcohol removes grease spots from cloth. Bent whalebones can be restored by soaking in water. New oak barrels should not be used for vinegar due to tannin. The country needs men who teach science of common things. Ginger soaps and pickled oysters recipes appear along with farm mishaps and pruning tips.
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Telole Blai
Robertson
Canada
Brooklyn Eagle
Kennebam
Teow
Ithost
Chicago
Dicrali
Theresa
W. P
Deceiving Doctors and Opium Slaves Hypocrisy of Toppers
An excerpted critique from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat on opium and alcohol deception. It argues opium use erodes truth, patients feign symptoms to obtain drugs, and doctors must detect concealment in hospitals, dispensaries, and homes amid widespread indulgence and imitation.
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Nna
St. Louis
Pierce
Womentt Duce
Rules for Winter Health by Saxarian
This piece offers practical counsel to avoid illness in cold weather. It emphasizes eating breakfast before travel, dressing the back and chest adequately, breathing through the nose in cold rooms, keeping feet warm, maintaining regular bathing, and avoiding exposure after exercise. It warns against hoarseness and exposure to cold wind and cautions warming the air through the nose when moving from warm to cool settings.
Got Used to Him Happy Man Ceremony Query
A fragmentary dialogue describes a widow asking who should perform a ceremony, noting they are not particular and usually rely on prior arrangements. The text shows informal speech and missing names, reflecting a damaged OCR excerpt from a social note.
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Air Bey
Fragmented humorous quotes sweep the nation in classic wit
A collage of quips and debaters spans satire on money gentleness law and daily life. From pompous judges to silly myths, brief captions lampoon commerce and manners. Notable lines mock newspapers food fashion and public virtue with playful punchlines. The collage reflects early 20th century humor and magazine culture.
Aluminum plans at Rhine Falls meet Swiss opposition
The Rhine Falls near Schaffhausen, Europe’s largest cataract, could power aluminum works under a proposal by J. G. Nethers, Sons & Company. They seek a dam from Laufen Mill to the railroad bridges to supply 75 cubic meters per second and employ 600 workers initially, with a 1,400 horsepower plant and a 12 million franc capital. Hotel owners and tourist interests oppose, arguing damage to the falls and local tourism.
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Felitzine
Constance
Schaflhiausen
Rhine
Schafthassen
Europe
Lake of Constance
Messra. J. G. Nethers, Sons & Company
Schaffhausen
Laufen
Switzerland
London Times
A Wave Power Motor in San Francisco
An engine driven by ocean fluctuations is erected in San Francisco by ET Steen. A bridge spans a rocky chasm with a paddle moved by waves. A nine to twelve foot plunger pump draws water into a suction pipe, lifting water up to 350 feet above tide level for various uses.
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San Francisco
ET. Steen
Demorest’s Monthly
Wall Street Leaders Fall to Rumors and Woes in 19th Century Tale
A chaotic report describes Wall Street figures like Commodore Vanderbilt and Henry Smith facing mental strain, physical decline, and public downfall due to speculation. It cites a banker, E. Evans of Tonawanda, who credits Warner's Safe Cure for relief, warning financiers to curb excesses and protect kidneys to avoid a total collapse.
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Wall Street
Ouse
Commodore Vanderbilt
Henry Smith
Wallsreet
John Pondir
Wallstreet
E. Evans
Lumber Exchange Bank
Tonawanda
N. Y
Warner
Tennyson and Victorian Era Ads In A Fragmentary Page
The page fragment blends literary references and old advertising copy. It mentions Tennyson and a warner in prose, with notices about Demorest magazines, travel health tips, and patent medicines. It references Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, Stomach Bitters, Prickly Ash Bitters, and Tansill’s Punch Cigars, plus catalog-like product pitches and subscription appeals.
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Dante Teud
Pitas
Dr. Pierce
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South America
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New Haven News
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Julie
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Smyth
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Picayune
Boston
Indiana
the Rhine Falls
Aracellous
Demorest
W. JexwinGs Devorest
East Fourteenth Street
New York
The
Hangman
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Hale
Pike
N-1 Haven News
Hoxtom Courier
V. U. Pleayune
Lusiva
Jaren
Cristae
Philadelphia News
Lord
Boston Bulletin
Aye
Mercury
Ercury-miunt
Pop—N. Yi Dluraing Journal
Listos Commercial Bulletin
Ely’s
ELY Bros
Dogetes
Lotia
Syms Oman
Jaane Vanes
Ana Ruggists
Dia
Preece
Eamaeree
Invalids’ Hotel
Bergen Institute
Bu Buffalo
X Nen
Haney
Ike
Piencz
Lerington
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Eva Koeren
Orch Orchant
F. Conwim
Voise Fact Californil
Ep. M. Carrezzi
Oakland
Cait Jordin
Coen Wan
Pieron
Iarge
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Burzano
N. T
Tennyson
Ted
Philadelphia
W. Jennings Demorest
East 14Th St
Act
Hingwell
K. W. Tansill & Co
Tansill
Lear
Joston Bulletin
Nat's Medical Dispensing Co
Brown
Isaac Etenece
Maule
United States
Henry Maule
Filbert St
Merrell
Fenix Miturr
Hico
Ark. J
MenRent Cave Co
Jain Nice
Acifig Manufacturing CO
Jones
Binghamtu
Miliuna of
Man
MLW
Muckisel
Horkford Seed Farm
Hockford
Amonth
Bree
Jay Bronson
Detroit
Midh
Wizard Oil CO
Chicaco
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Alcago Semenosa
Wagner
Shire
New Vork
Kunte
Chirag
New ‘Org
York City
M Ferry
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Simnav
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Free Cent Coentes Electric Melia
Mrockery Countrie
Elnetric Elke
Interfir
Electrin
Crrranta
Shaner Dir
Outs
SAE
Trusitwag
Etn
Lady Arent
STEDT
Netic
Shorthan
BAT Ast
S College
Mil
Alan Beast
Lamberman
Tasally
Howe
Uhr
Pavsisuxs
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