Davis Carriage and Canopy Top Vehicles Offerings in Batavia
Batavia Ohio sees new stock Davis vehicles and canopy tops at C S Griffis shop. Canopy top wagons and limbering road wagons featured with advertising from Charley Griffis. Planing Mill in Batavia invites grinding days Tuesdays and Saturdays. Excursion rail passes offered for races and trips to Columbus Kansas City and Washington with low round trip rates via the Pennsylvania lines.
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Davis
Griffis
Batavia
Ohio
C. S. Griffis
Batavia Planing Mill
Main Street
Troy
Charley Griffis
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Batavia Junction
Pennsylvania Lines
Knights of Pythias
National Capital
Baltimore
G.A. Rt
Washington
Gettysburg
Indiana
Pennsylvania Line
F. van Dusen
Sec
Pittsburgh
Watering Helio Tropes for Healthy Growth
Eben E Rexford explains in Ladies Home Journal that heliotropes need more frequent watering than geraniums. The plant’s tiny roots quickly absorb moisture, risking injury and disease if the soil dries. Do not soil stay soaking wet. instead provide more frequent water to maintain proper soil moisture.
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Eben E. Rexford
Ladies’ Home Journal
Observations From Raindrop Sketches By An English Scientist
An English scientist reports over 300 raindrop sketches noting that some drops leave wet circular spots while higher impact drops bruise or scatter water away. Drops vary in water content despite equal size, ranged from nearly invisible to at least two inches in diameter. Occasionally large hollow-like drops wet the entire contained area as they fall. Slate sheets ruled in inch squares served as recording media, later copied onto paper ruled like slates.
Rats Beat Cats as Household Pest control
A House column notes rats are better controlled by traps than cats. The piece warns cats may carry transmissible diseases and poison the household with dangerous pests. It cites a Philadelphia Ledger example on water costing more than fuel in Balakany near Baku where petroleum industry boilers run.
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Balakany
Baku
Philadelphia Ledger
Steamboat Explosion Notice Ends with Unusual Claims
The account reports a steamboat blast in the West with survivors the captain and a Chamber maid both swimming ashore. The passage oddly notes she was insured for 15000 dollars and a curious line about iron and Free Baptist verses. A penny could bear 12000 yards of silk in its makeup.
Brown's Iron Bitters Cure for Dyspepsia and Debility
An instruction style ad note declares Brown's Iron Bitters cures dyspepsia indigestion and general debility. It touts digestive relief and strength via this tonic.
Literature as Merchandise and the Buyer Seller Pact
George William Curtis argues in Harper's that publishers and merchants share a risky, profit driven dynamic. He compares manuscript trading to retail, noting buyers seek the best style and price while sellers rely on buyer demand to profit. The piece frames cooperation with mutual self interest.
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George William Curtis
Harper’s
Eastern muskets and matchlocks in ancient Indian arms craft
The article notes long barrels required for weak slow burning powder and describes Damascus or laminated steel twist barrels perfected in the east long before Western guns. It mentions gold ornamentation on arms and royal examples in Akbar’s workshops, with skilled marksmanship highly valued.
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East
India
Akbar the Great
Chambers’ Journal
Regular Classified Ad Details for Column
Advertisements must be acceptable in nature and no more than five lines per item. Two insertions allowed for each ad in each direction. Regular business ads at five cents per line at regular rates. If the desired item isn’t found on first try, submit again.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Tate
Broominghale
Chearch
Epwix F. Panpas
Winthrop
12Th Street and
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New York City
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Murray Staest
New Yours
PaIy
Parisian Dyeing and Scouring Company
M. J. Kain
Orth & Bennett
California
Tokay Wine
West Court Street
Cincinnati
Chas H
Ciiicininati
Oifzio
Lilly
ST. James Hotel
East Fourth Street
George Weber
Cincinnati, O
Saddlery
D. S. Carrick Saddlery Coo
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4Th and Main, Sts
Chas. N. Hauer
Frederick, Md
Hoe
Hood
Hauer
C. I. Hoop & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hoop
DR. C. Spence
Perintown
Allen T.cowen Jr
G. M. Rust
Owensville
R. Walker
Henry Clasene
New Richmond
Woolen Mills
J. Monair
O. Et
Clinton County
W. P. Finley
Wilmington
Alott
Boston Fair
Lydesdale
Geogrenon
T. H
Wun Lee
Notary Pub
Moy Bai
Tavia
W. W. Bates
Lake Calco
Anena A
Courier
General Nore
East Rikh Street
Comfort
Fifth St
Sarah
NN Buy
UY Hoe
Hugh A Eee
Anager
Merchant Tailors
Moormann & Siefke
Race Street
Fifth and Elm Srs
McOgee
Rnural Society
W Clermont ‘Agrion
F. Walt
Jno
Hubig
East Pearl St
Angitss
United States
St. Prinapetrinta
Waormax Puan
Chicago
Ill
Emin Dalimax
Bicyy Western Pearl CO
Batewrow
Mrew
Waergan
Isha Dean Sine
H. A. Day
Leo
Waraith
Dearborn Street
National Journal
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York Weekly Tribune
the Courier
Gregg & Hulick
Batavia, Ohio
Ohio State University
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Catt Ase Eker
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