Big Four R. R. Time Card Sunday Schedule Indiana
The fragment lists train times for the Indianapolis division of the Big Four Railway. It mentions daily and Sunday schedules, with arrival and departure times, and notes lines such as Daily Ex., Daily Ar, and divisions including Maiden Northern and Southern routes. Names like Travis and Sanday appear in the unreadable OCR portion.
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Indianapolis
Travis Eas Sam Ass
Sanday
Ative No
Daly
ArTesoa Ar
Table in Effect November 14 1900 for Detroit and Lime Northern
Fragmentary railway schedule item noting the 1900 November 14 table for the Detroit and Lime Northern Railway. Mentions train numbers and stations in a brief public notice style, with illegible fragments limiting full extraction of routes and times.
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Columbus
Bea
DEWEY
Heart sickness cured by Golden Medical Discovery ad Pellets
A patient testimonial claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures stomach related diseases and remote organ ailments including heart, liver, and kidneys with Pleasant Pellets aiding constipation. The letter from San Jose California describes prior failures and improved health after taking the medicines.
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Caitione
Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Aes
Eyom
San Jone
Californa
San Francisco
Golden ‘Medical
Census Weighs On Bowersville In Mock Ballad
A comic piece scorns census figures for Bowersville, mocking exaggerations for Perce's Station and Jimtown while praising Heseki MeAny and the town's growing brood. It lampoons townsfolk, editorials, and local quips about population, miscounts, and social foibles with a ragged humorous tone.
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Bowersville
Perce
Jimtown
Henry
Deacon Skinner
Higgins
Heseki
Kerri
Charcoal feeding for swine recommended by Dr. Galen Wilson
A pragmatic guide on using charcoal to aid pig digestion and prevent internal parasites. It describes self feeders, coal from corncobs, and hand methods to convert cobs into charcoal, plus indicators that hogs need charcoal and alternatives like soft coal. The piece cites Theodore Louis of Wisconsin as a key authority and ends with the motto Nature is the best doctor.
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Theodore Louis
Wisconsin
America
Pennsylvania
Galen Wilson
Brooklyn Conductor Asked About Transfer
In Brooklyn a conductor prompts a passenger with the question of a transfer. The man with the alligator bag resists, explaining he has waited twenty minutes for this car and intends to remain aboard rather than switch cars.
Oriental Dance Debated by Peddler and Connecticut Head
A chromo peddler claims his depiction represents an Oriental dance while the Connecticut householder objects saying the East does not feature such dances and asserts local sentiment. The exchange highlights confusion over terminology and cultural representation.
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East
Connecticut
Minister's Wife Confronts Parishioner Over Red Carpet Slippers
A minister's wife confronts him about stomping through the parlor in bright red carpet slippers each time a caller arrives. He explains Christmas is near and he wants to show he is well provided in his responsibilities to his congregation.
Fruit Notes on Growing Markets and Demand Trends
The article cites Dreiser on a one billion dollar fruit trade, tracks Rocky Ford muskmelon expansion from Colorado in 1806 to 23 000 acres across nineteen states, and notes a massive 1900 peach crop with Delaware Connecticut Maryland Michigan leading. It discusses shifting strawberry origins to Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas and the Carolinas plus Virginia. It urges growers to plant and study, arguing transit and foreign markets open opportunities and that the era of slovenly orchards is ending.
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America
Dreiser
Little Rocky Ford
Colorado
Delaware
Connecticut
Maryland
Michigan
Mashalville
New York City
Long Island
New Jersey
Als- Dama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
London
Liverpool
New York
Texas
E. P. Powell
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New York Weekly Witness
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Republican Office
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Allen Sparks
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Atlanta
Cincinnati
Weekly Gazette
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Commercial Tribune
Daily Commercial Tribune
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Agricultural
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J.K. Milgmigan Hardware Dealer
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H. J. Hare
Bradfute Binding
Bradfute
Mad River St
Haston
West Columbus Ave
Brooklyn
Hin
Proul
Robes
Noh Phum
Osborn & Churchill
Court House
Needle and the Hook
Earth
Wheeler & Wilson
John Plummer
Bellefontaine
Geo. A. Henry
Ohio
City
Edison
Orossura
Bowker
W. Barton
East Columbus Ave
Hanhaaer
Thavean
E. C. Williams
Zanesfield
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Logan County
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