Dingley Dead After Pneumonia Weakness in Washington
The Hon Nelson Dingley of Maine died at the Hamilton House in Washington from heart failure following pneumonia. He had served as governor of Maine and for years as a U S representative, with a career marked by leadership in the Maine legislature and on the Republican side in Congress.
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Fragmented Early 20th Century Property Transfers Listed
Readable portions describe numerous transfers involving Charles Sharick DW Barthol TJ Elste and others across multiple villages and counties. Names include Henry AM Hoots Washington North Adphnson and Packard, with parcels in Blea Hall Delevan and Haven areas.
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Henry AM Hoots
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Michigan Woman’s Experience Reveals Stomach Relief
A brief medical testimonial from Mrs. A. Wouter of Oliver Mieh describes decades of severe stomach distress. After using Sap miparitls, her symptoms eased significantly, enabling her to return to normal work and daily activities.
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Detown ad touts Burlock Blood Bitters cure
A damaged fragment advertises Burlock Blood Bitters claiming to purify the blood and invigorate the system. It cites various invented places and persons in a period style, urging readers to seek the tonic as a modern health remedy.
ELECFED OFFICERS AND MUTUAL FIRM MEETING SUMMARY
The Gratiot and Clinton Mutual Holds Its Annual Meeting at Fireman's Hall St Johns last week. Dorr K Stowell reelected president Geo N Ferry won 62 of 63 votes for vice president Charles B Giffels unopposed for secretary. Net gain 263 members this year total 4457 members and 5663084 in force. 69 losses paid 13381.14 with total expenditures 17368. An amendment to charter broadened stock tax coverage within two counties. Secretary salary raised to 500. The company remains in strong financial condition.
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Henry Stitt
W. C. Mallory
Farmers' Institute Program At Alton Opera House
Parmera Institute outlines two day Farmers Institute program in Alton Dan and Wednesday Feb 1 and 2. sessions cover stock feeding corn fodder dairy cows farm education lightning rods and farm life while a women's section features speakers on health and agitation over Hood's Sarsaparilla amid grip outbreak notices.
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wOeeney Afternion
Diseases of Animals Book in Better Binding
Contents list for a veterinary handbook covering diseases of horses cattle sheep hogs dogs poultry, with the edition labeled 50 cm and published in New York by Humppmeeth Med C Cor, William & dee Mie.
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NERVOUS WEAKNESS REMEDY CLAIMS LONG USE
A historic homeopathic claim promotes Humphreys' Specific No. 28 as a remedy for nervous debility vital weakness and prostration from overwork or other causes. The ad notes usage spanning over 40 years and presents the product as the sole confident remedy.
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Wash day woes and a sickly baby in the Jameson home
A London Weekly story shows Mrs Jameson, her sister Caroline, a maid, and a temporary assistant managing a crowded wash day. The baby sits silent, eyes bright with fever dreams while coins tempt with a half penny. Illness grows. a doctor is summoned as the family endures toil, longing for a meal and quiet, amid the humdrum routine of domestic life.
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