Railway Time Table Burlington C B N RK R
The Burlington timetable lists train departures and arrivals for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line. It outlines schedule blocks, stopping points, and connection notes for passenger services on the line.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1889
Page
5
The Burlington timetable lists train departures and arrivals for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line. It outlines schedule blocks, stopping points, and connection notes for passenger services on the line.
An excerpted column blends old medical ads and curious cultural notes. It discusses Hall's catarrh cure and a Toledo pharmacal firm's guarantee, then pivots to a mused essay on why the right hand dominates weapon use and skill. It surveys folk birth customs from Ireland Britain Roumania Greece and beyond with brief anecdotes.
An interview in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports England uses guards only for royal trains and suspends normal traffic then. Locomotives use two or three lights, bells are rare, and whistles are loud near tunnels. Drivers must blow the whistle before tunnels or sharp curves per trade rules.
A Crete naturalist describes a curious event from a village, where a boy captured a young sparrow and kept it in a cage at a friend’s house. In the afternoon an adult sparrow, likely the mother, fluttered near the window and finally led the chick to fly back to its original area. The observer notes the strong bond and a possible parent-offspring reunion.
An interview in St Louis Globe Democrat notes fashion in footwear shifts. Styles vary by dealer and fit with younger men favoring wider toe shoes. Kangaroo and patent leathers lose popularity while calf skin remains the stylish choice.
The Rev. H. Simmons spoke yesterday morning noting a shift in terms from the American Association to broader searches for knowledge. He contrasted NAS discoveries of philosophers with modern scenes at baseball fields, highlighting changing public focus.
Dr J L Day of St Louis recalls a Missouri incident when he failed to report births and then christened thirty one infants with his own name for the boys and his wife’s for the girls. The local paper teased him but the names were kept and he eventually faced the fines and costs.
Dr Barrett described Russian paid jokers who attract crowds by rostrums and ticket sales. He witnessed audiences listening to humorous stories for hours as tickets costing about two and a half cents were sold, and noted the laughter and engagement indicated the joker’s effectiveness.
A fragment from the Albany Georgia News describes Representative Reed of Putnam on an asylum inspection. During a late night investigation a committee member spoke with a fair unfortunates and declared he did not recall her presence before. The passage hints at confusion and social tension within the legislative visit.
The readable lines describe a seaside setting with references to spending time at the beach and a partial discussion about a fence or barrier. Details are sparse and unclear, but the scene centers on a shoreline description and a personal account of time spent near the water.
An assortment of vintage medical and dental ads promotes Mistake and Santa Arie nasal cures, Hoods Sarsaparilla for catarrh, California Oat-Roure claims, Pond’s Toothpaste for cleansing teeth and gums, with mentions of eye and ear symptoms and a Buffalo Gap soap incident.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrups as a teething remedy. It claims to ease pain, help sleep, soothe gums, gentle the bowels, and relieve diarrhea in children. Price listed as 26080 per bottle.
An advertisement touts an Absolute Cure in large two ounce boxes claiming to cure sores burns wounds and all skin eruptions. It promotes Abietine sold by J. C. Donaldson & Co at 80 cents per box by mail 80 cents plus postage.
A brief note compares marrying a man believed to be loving to sailing into a storm at sea with fair weather seeming distant. The statement uses nautical imagery to express hope and risk in love and marriage.
A reader claims relief after using Bradfield's Female Regulator. The item presents a testimonial style note praising the remedy as a solution for long baffling ailments and years of discomfort.
The Parker Tia week fair raised 856.85 with donations noted. References mention ladies attempting items like Mothers Fiend and a recommendation for those who are to become ae Ba Payne and Drnaciet. Greenville Al Write Bradfield Reg. Co. and C. O. Duran Huron Dak are cited amid scattered lines describing charitable efforts and food for the hungry.
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