Beaver Herald Rural Notes Anticipate Drought and Plowing
The Beaver Herald reports farm work in progress with Browtie and Bob running sod plows. Farmers plan cotton and corn while new church and school activities emerge. Luther Costes impresses as an industrious young farmer amid local social events and a modest masquerade at Jack Goodwin’s home.
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Holland
Bob
Browtie
Goodner
Arkansas
Luther Costes
Jack Goodwin
J. N. Menier
Mitch Raibourn
Surprise Birthday Party Among Local Friends
Miss Carrie Sprague enjoyed a surprise birthday party at her sister Mrs Jennie Luxons home. Miss Sallie Bedford led a lively group of young people, with cake for lunch. Several local residents and visiting members of fraternal orders attended and issued notices for upcoming meetings.
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Carrie Sprague
Jennie Luxon
Sallie Bedford
Messrs
Willis
John Raibourn
The Past, Mowry for the Home and The Rowe
A fragmented prose piece reflects on creation and personality as a veil of life. It contrasts verdant life and the past with poetic lines about vernal life, memory, and hidden truth in art and time. The text quotes Barry Cornwall in places, weaving reflective musings.
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Barry Cornwall
Fragmented dailies mix ink and advice in echoed notes
A garbled collage shows a fire story from Coahoma wiping out most of a town except a Chinaman refixed by insurers. It drifts into humorous social observations about cabdrivers in London and New York, followed by assorted ads touting Todd’s Kidney Pills and Hale’s Cures, with scattered testimonials and invalid postal claims.
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London
New York
Rilse
Weather contrasts and Canada migration in February reports
Early February reports show Western states enduring extreme cold while Calgary and Canada enjoy milder weather. A St Paul paper notes Calgary warmer than St Paul, attracting migrants as January saw more sellers moving north. Readers see shifting climates and rising Canadian settlement in this era.
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St Paul
Dovlle
Texas
Paul
Omaha
Joseph
Fort Worth
Tre
Burlington
Moorhead
Tateese
Havre
Mont
Williston
Miles City
Mont Medicine Har
Calgary
Can
Edmonton
Leadville
Cole
Canada
North Ward
Dusi¢R
After Dinner Orators and Moody in Northfield Gossip
The piece recalls Judge Henry B. Howland praised as an old school after dinner speaker and his response to Depew. It notes Moody’s simple character and a social anecdote about his daughter Emma at Northfield society, ending with a remark on grace in her heart.
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Henry B. Howland
Hedges
Judge Howland
Senator Depew
Howland
Depew
Mr. Depew
Everybody Magazine
Moody
Grace
Dwight Lyman Moody
Phillips Brooks
Northfield
Emma
Evangelist
No Hard Feelings Amid Arizona Vigilante Debate
The overheard exchange centers on a chaotic incident in which a vigilante group leader claims an erroneous act harmed a husband, while a widow recounts personal hardship and judgment. The dialogue hints at social strife, mistaken punishment, and resilience in face of public danger.
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Arizona Vigilanen Comemittee
Dinguber
Man praises Doan's Kidney Pills in letter from Philadelphia
A testimonial letter from George W. Renwff of Philadelphia describes chronic kidney pain and swollen stomach relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. He claims permanent cure after four years of good health since stopping the remedy. Free trial offered by Foster Milburn Co. and 60 cent price at dealers.
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George W. Renwff
Philadelphia
Wes
George W. Renow
Foster Milburn Go
Huffalo, N
Prien
Defiance Starch and Other Ads From Early 1900s Paper
A collage of advertisements and snippets including Defiance Starch buying tips, music catalog promos, and a fleeting verse about a man who wants a proposal. It mentions John A Balser Seed Co, WNOU, and Kansas City music sales, with generic notes on household goods and cures.
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John A. Balser Seed Co
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All Sick Women Should Read Mrs For's Letter
A broadclaim ad praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female illnesses. It cites testimonials from women including Mrs. F. D. Fox of Bradford Pa praising cures and urges readers to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
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MS. For
United States
Lydia Pinkham
Lynn
Mans
Pinkham
Mra
Faonle D. Fox
Chestnut Street
Bradford
Lydia B. Tinkhins
Mrs. Platine
Mas
Dr. Pierce’s Remedies Promoted For Women
An article extols Dr. Pierce's medicines as essential for beauty health and vitality in American women. It praises sleep water fresh air and exercise and endorses Pleasant Pills and Common Sense Medical Adviser as trusted products with promotional claims.
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Dr. Pierce
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Missouri Pacific Railway
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St. Louis, Me
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Los Angeles
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Inter
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Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe Ry
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Coahoma
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Mich
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L. Douglas
Brockton
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Talking Machines
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Jenkins’ Music CO
Housewick
Defiance
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Tinea Norte
Trinity Springs
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Grover
Mick
Caiategne
Central Telephone & Electric Co
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