The Proper Place Civil War Accounts Reimagined
A fragment from The Proper Place debates cataloguing civil war stories as polite literature. The dialogue questions how such accounts should be stored and presented, hinting at editorial choices and classifications.
Green's August Flower Advertisement
Constipation invites other troubles which come speedily unless checked by Green's August Flower a gentle laxative that regulates digestion cleanses and sweetens the stomach and intestines stimulates the liver to secrete bile and impurities from the blood a sovereign remedy used in thousands of households for indigestion nervous dyspepsia sluggish liver and other intestinal troubles Sold by druggists everywhere Try a bottle take no substitute.
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Green
Interesting Book Exchange Quip Sparks Light Banter
A playful exchange centers on a favorite book theme with a joke about a bank book lacking interest. The witty remark highlights a reader’s humor about finance and reading.
Cold In the Head and Catarrh Medicine Claim
An ad style note describes acute nasal catarrh and frequent colds. It claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cleanses the blood and reduces catarrh symptoms, offered by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio. It also contains a casual line about a youth wrestling his first mustache.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Aspirin for Headache Bayer Brand On Genuine Label
A newspaper item notes the aspirin for headache brand Bayer appears on what is described as a genuine label. The short notice emphasizes the brand name Bayer in catalog or product labeling.
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Bayer
Ohio heads list of 1919 deaths and crimes in state
Ohio records the year’s low death toll 6,402 and crime sprees across cities. Notable items include Delia Stritch robbed at Springfield. two Big Four trainmen killed in Bellefontaine. Paul Repke found dead on Cleveland tracks. wages rise for teachers in Massillon and Marblehead. Kenton and Wavera treasurer charged with embezzlement. wood alcohol drinker dies in Martins Ferry. Cen tre and Toledo incidents, fires, and multistate accidents."
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Cincinnati
Health Department
Delia Stritch
T. J. McCormick
Springfield
Bellefontaine
Daniel Dug
Wavera
Rupa Tobias
Martins Ferry
Steel Basket Company
Iowa
Marysville
Ada Water and Light Company
Ada
State Utilities Commission
Oliver Grimm
Youngstown
Marblehead
Elmer Greer
Vanlue
Hancock County
Bakersfield
Cal
Charles Henderson
Kenton
Northwestern Ohio Railway and Power Company
Toledo
Charles Nichols
Barnesville
Litchfield Township
Mercer County
John Riley
Radcliffe
Union County
Jack Antenoff
Port Clinton
Lake Erie
Kellys Island
Dwight L. McClure
Watkins
M. EB
Arcadia
Dayton
Hocking Valley
Fostoria
Roge Blenkush
St. Lawrence Church
Cleveland
J. R. Wyatt
St. Clairsville
Mike Personvich
Morristown
Joseph Massecissa
Biasca Strizza
Strizza
Irene Helm
Crosding
Columbus
Willys
Automobile Company
Archier
Carl M. Babst
Crestline
Wendell Keyser
Sandusky City
John A. Himmelein
R. D. Mitchell
William Yakely
New Philadelphia
Raymond Ebberts
Covington
Ohio State University
Smith
Common Pleas Court
Ohio State Automobile Association
John Henderson
Cambridge
Glenn
Camp Sherman
Lorain
H. C. Pocauette
East Liverpool
James Scott, Jr
Chillicothe
F. P. Anthony
Akron
Herman Yost
Delaware County
Ohio Northern University
Ohio Traction Company
Mike Demor
Cook
James Hodus
Savings and Loan
Joseph Manse
Cuyahoga Falls
Ira H. Bell
West Mansfield
Glenn Breese
Max Gross
Christine Harrison
Oxford
Chicago
Frank Deaver
William Radcliff
Athens
Lois Cockrell
Isie Janis
Bucyrué
Nicholas Oldrich
West Park
Vida Ozanik
George Allison
John Klump
Allison
George Platt
Cox
James J. Hoover
Fulton
Massillon
John R. Hoover
Zqngeville
Sprouted Oats and Forage as Winter Chicken Feed
The article from the United States Department of Agriculture reviews winter greens for flocks and favors sprouted oats and chopped alfalfa as nutritious grass substitutes. It covers sprouting methods, housing, and complementary feeds like cabbage, clover, potatoes, and milk products, plus water and grit needs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Jack
Seeding Clover in Spring Best Practices
Seed clover in early spring after soil dries. Harrow when possible to prepare seed bed without hurting grain. Drill sowing saves seed, about two to four pounds per acre, and ensures better stands when seed is placed half an inch deep.
Shipments Information Lacking Hinders Fair Quotations
Dealers say shippers fail to provide explicit shipment details. Incomplete data prevents accurate quotations on offered goods, as specifics about consignments, routes, and delivery terms are often missing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Neat Farm Paintings Signal Farmer Efficiency
A tract on the importance of painted farm buildings notes that neat appearance of the farmhouse and barn reflects the owner's efficiency. It argues that appearances matter in judging farms and does not claim paint alone changes productivity.
Poultry Notes Warn Against Neglect and Poor Feeding
The article stresses that neglect and insufficient nourishment ruin poultry profitability, urging proper care, steady nutrition, and attentive husbandry to maintain flock productivity and profits.
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Advertises Nervous Prostration Cure
A reader from Binghamton New York shares relief after a year of nervous condition using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims success for symptoms including iron irregularities, displacements, inflammation ulcers and dizziness. It invites readers to write for advice to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Binghamton
N. Y
J. Christman
Oak Street
New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
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