Photographer’s bold plea ends with chilling threat
A photographer tried gentle persuasion to keep a young girl still for a portrait. He then asked the mother to leave, claiming he could “interest her better.” The mother returned to find a harsh remark from the child, who repeated a grim warning overheard.
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Nellie
Laughter Through Ages Mocked Johnny's Changing Views
A reflective piece traces laughter from childhood to old age directed at Johnny. It notes how his sayings and opinions were ridiculed as he grew from child to man, and how the world remains a jolly place that laughs at eccentricities.
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Johnny
Man chooses to satisfy babies over arguing with women
A man spends his time attempting to reason with babies rather than engage with women, suggesting an odd preference for infant interaction over conversation with adults.
Sure Way to Health Through Kidney Pills Story
A Duffey couple from Nora Indiana credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring health and energy. Mr. Duffey says fatigue and weakness disappeared, while Mrs. Duffey notes regained ability to run and jump. The ad emphasizes kidney health as key to overall well being and includes a rabbi punchline about a seat incident in Chicago.
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J. L. Duffey
Nora
Ind
Joseph L. Duffey
Mr. Duffey
Bince
Remedy That Restores Blood and Ends Women’s Aches
An ad recounts Mrs. Ella F. Stone’s recovery from years of debility, indigestion, headaches, and nervousness after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. It claims the treatment rebuilt her blood, restored weight and color, and ended her headaches, urging other women to try the remedy.
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Ella F. Stone
Nebraska Notes reveal winter crops and local growth themes
Snow covers Nebraska drawing applause from farmers and towns. Dairy expansion appears with the Area dairy cooperative paying $18,877 for butter fat. Beatrice Beatrice Creamery builds a new plant to begin butter production. Lincoln and Omaha area activity includes street railway talk, Beatrice club plans, and railroad train delays. Local land purchases total $25,000 to $30,000 with farm transfers near Battle Creek. Recognitions include Beatrice drug theft catch, opera block plans, and Captain C W Henry Memorial hall proposals. Agricultural society finances show a $182 surplus and ongoing fair traditions.
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Areasia
Jefferson County
Colfax
Hinshaw
Jefferson
Burkett
Queen City Creamery Company
Pew
Beatrice
Jack Moore
Owen O'Neill
P. J. O’neill
Battlecreek
Conrad ‘Werner
John Risk
Kingman-Moore Implement Company
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Osborne County
Kas
Beatrice -Creamery Club
Fremont
Pearl Awtry
Shultz
Lincoln
Awtry
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Northwestern
West Point
Nebraska City Street. Railway
F.D. Bartling
J.J. Teten
John C. Watson
F. W. Rheenbrock
M. E. Duff
William Schwinke
Fairmount
W. A. Webb Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Louisville Co-operative Shipping Association
L. C. Stander
Oeees ‘Stohlman
A. R. Bemcaitaly Poeers
H. Ae Debning
Jeas Charles — Eyny
Thun
William Stohlman
John Sass
Politics Offers a Career to the Average Young Man
Senator Sherghum comments on politics offering a career to the average young man but warns the offer comes with strings and caveats as in any political arena.
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Senator Sherghum
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promised as Cure All
A classic testimonial advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures constitutional disease by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. It also references a patent remedy for constipation and closes with a stray poem line.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
All
Patent medicine tips and consumer endorsements from early 1900s
A collage of testimonials and ads offering Allen's Foot-Ease for foot discomfort, Defiance Starch advantages, Lewis' cigars, Piso's Cure for consumption, and Laxative Bromo Quinine for colds. Includes quotes about health, wealth, and social advice, with addresses in New York and Indiana.
Women hospital patients reveal rising ovarian womb troubles
A prewar style plea urges women to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to avoid surgeries for ovarian and womb issues. It cites letters from Mrs. Fred Seydel and Miss Ruby Mushrush claiming relief and even pregnancy after use, urging sick women to write for advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Fred Seydel
N. 54Th Street
West Philadelphia
A Tal, Co
Ruby Mushrush
Chicago
Ind
Pinkham
Lydia Bkickham
Try Me Just Once And I Am Sure To Come Again
A brief wartime era appeal for defense materials featuring Defiance Starch. The ad uses bold promise language to attract repeat purchases and brand loyalty. A compact line cites a slogan style claim aimed at household use and reliability.
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