Neeley's Pharmacy Ad and Local Notices in Harbine
A mix of local notices and ads mentions Neeley's Pharmacy selling Jap-a-Lac and pipes. References to mayoral comment walks around his residence, an election reminder to vote for the best men, and cement walks by Councilman J D Fanders. Also promotes J G Weise pump and wind mill business and a remedy Pin esalve for boils and burns.
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J.d.fanders
Mitchell Wagons Attract Attention For Sixty Years
A rural ad page notes Mitchell wagons praised for durability over nearly six decades. Other items promote Chamberlain's tablets, Dan Kausser’s return to Diller, a Chinese newspaper milestone, farm improvements tips, and ManZan hemorrhoid relief with local pharmacy ads.
Stomach and Liver Tablets touted as ideal purgative
The ad claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are the exact purgative needed for all, strong for adults yet safe for children and without griping. Speech by R. T. Webster & Co. of Adora, Ontario. Spear Drug offers them for sale.
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Chamberlain
Spear Drug Co
R. T. Webster & Co
Adora
Ontario
Canada
Spear Drug
Complete tax list on file at First National Bank
W N Sparks was a Burlington passenger Wednesday for Lincoln. June weddings are foretold of hotter times ahead. Col J B Wright shipped another car load of horses to the Kansas City market Saturday. Notice AN library books should be returned next Monday. Tos Nelson Librarian. Ladies of the Christian church serve chicken pie supper election day Nov 7 at Dr Jeffryes residence. Found A stray hog about 125 lbs can be had by paying the cost for keeping it Henry Benrenos.
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First National Bank
W.N. Sparks
Burlington
Lincoln
Col
J. B. Wright
Kansas City
Tos. Nelson
Ladies of the Christian Church
Jeffryes
Founo
Henry Benrenos
Apples for Sale in Diller This Weekend
Orchard listings note plentiful apples for sale in Diller on Saturday November 4 with seller J B Zoor Pure Blood Black Langshan Cockerels also listed. Odell P O address for contact Mrs C H Wiicur. Community notes include a chicken pie proceeds report and lodge activities at local Methodist meeting and Degree of Honor in October and November.
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Diller
J. B’ Zoor
P.O. Odell
Jeffryes
Ida Bixby
Beall
Rev Kuaner Appointed to Investigate Meridian Church
Rev Kuaner was appointed by his presbytery to investigate matters at the Presbyterian church in Meridian. He is expected to return Friday evening or Saturday morning.
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Kuaner
Presbyterian Church
Meridian
New Paper From Corn Stalks Could Cut Waste
The cost of making paper from stalks runs 22 to 25 dollars per ton while rag and pulp paper costs 60 to 75 dollars. About 53 million tons of corn stalks rot yearly in fields. A new process aims to utilize every stalk part for fine paper pulp wrap paper box board varnish and other products.
Taxes press hardest on the working man without property
The piece argues that taxes incur indirectly on all, including tenants and consumers, and that wage earners without property bear the heaviest burden. It notes self employed pay taxes through consumption and landlords through tenants, urging moderation to ease the strain on workers.
No Poison in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
From Napier New Zealand the Herald reports the Pharmacy Board of New South Wales analysis of cough medicines found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by Chamberlain Medicine Company Des Moines Iowa as the only product free from poisons. It is recommended for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is sold by Spears Drug Co.
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Napier
New Zealand
Herald
Pharmacy Board of
New South Wales
Australia
Chamberlain Medicine Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Spearris F Dawg Co
Alfalfa Growers See Strong Demand Across Regions
Western Nebraska and Colorado alfalfa farmers face high prices due to Texas drought and statewide buying. Buyers from Texas are contracting entire crops while alfalfa feed grinders and stock food makers also drive demand. Illinois dairy operations plan to ship over two thousand cars from Kansas and Nebraska after tests show alfalfa fed cows milk as much as those fed prairie hay with bran.
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Nebraska
Colorado
Texas
Illinois
Kansas
Iowa
Wanted Assistant Manager For County Territory
Help wanted by Chicago wholesale and mail order house seeking an assistant manager for this county and adjoining territory. Salary twenty dollars and expenses paid weekly with expense money advanced. Pleasant permanent position. No investment or experience required. Send for full particulars with self addressed envelope to Cooper & Co. 182 Lake St. Chicago IL.
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Chicago
Cooper & CO
Lake St
Wrinkles and the Face of Time in Life and Death
A reflective note on facial wrinkles as time marks. It argues scowling signals a troubled soul and urges compassionate improving habits to soften features before signs become permanent, noting death may erase lines but life demands gentler ways.
Kindly Fruits Phrase Meaning in Prayer Book
The discussion explains that the phrase kindly fruits of the earth lacks a clear meaning now due to changed usage of kindly. Historically kindly meant of its kind and referred to fruits of the earth each after its kind, clarifying the original sense in the prayer book context.
Antifat Treatment Plea Echoes In German Passion
A patient begs a doctor for antifat treatment to slim down, declaring his love for Eulalia and referencing a German source. The dialogue contrasts medical advice with romantic longing as the patient seeks drastic reduction of corpulence.
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Eulalia
Jinx and the Minx Love Affair Ends in Marriage
A lively exchange from the Houston Post recalls a serious romantic pairing between Jinx and the Minx girl. The speakers note the affair’s dramatic end and unexpectedly reveal they married.
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Jinx
Houston Post
Scattering Joy Behind A Dull Exterior
A reflection on the power of kindness over superficial appearance, urging actions that brighten others' days and foster genuine warmth rather than focusing on outward polish or vanity.
The Kremlin in Moscow A Historic Fortress
The Kremlin sits two miles within Moscow near the city center and is triangular in shape. It houses palaces three cathedrals and monuments, enclosed by a high wall with eighteen towers and five gates. The Redeemer Gate bears a Saviour image and even the emperor must remove his hat. The Cathedral of the Assumption was founded in 1326, emperors have been crowned there for 300 years, and the Archangel Michael Cathedral houses tombs. The Annunciation Cathedral has seen baptisms and marriages of emperors. The Great Bell Tower houses thirty four bells and the Tsar Kolokol bell is the largest in the world. Moscow’s main streets radiate from the kremlin like spokes.
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Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Puffing Our Cigars Pleasures and Box Trade Highlighted
The article extols a broad cigar line pleasing every taste and notes cigars kept moist for a perfect smoke. It highlights a specialty in the box trade and appeals to local smokers.
Life in the Middle Ages A View of Serfs and Charity
A writer recalls feudal life with serfs tied to their lord and surviving on scarce sickly grounds. A Florence letter from 1405 shows an elderly couple told to beg if they fail, a grim mercy framed as Providence and pious care from Monna Cilla and the Medici circle.
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Italy
Filippo Struzzi
Florence
Piero
Manna
Cilia
Medici
Plero
Monna Cilla
The Homer of Portugal Camoens a Gifted and Unfortunate Author
The piece portrays Camoens as the noble author of The Lusiads a poet who sought to match Homer for Portugal His life began with brilliance but ended in poverty marked by a broken heart banishment and poverty despite royal pension and his enduring epic The Lusiads recalls Vasco da Gama Cape of Good Hope and Inez de Castro queen of Portugal
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Camoens
Portugal
Greece
Cape of Good Hope
Vasco da Gama
Inez de Castro
Land's End bowlder known as a man-faced bowlder
On the English coast at Land's End a large granite bowlder forms a shape resembling a human face. Once proud and upright it was displaced during disturbance. now the forehead rests against a nearby rock, creating a striking coastal feature locally called the man faced bowlder.
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Dr. Syntax
Land’s End
Blue Sea
An Irish divine mocks swearing in town sermon
George Canning depicts a sermon where an Irish clergyman denounces swearing by proclaiming that even small children unable to speak or walk run about the streets blaspheming. The anecdote illustrates the Hibernian tendency to exaggerate beyond reason.
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George Canning
Flying Frog of Africa Described as Winged Reptile
The flying frog from tropical Africa, described by Bischoff after an equatorial expedition, has webbed feet forming four large membranes per hind foot and three on each fore foot. It paddles air like a bat or fledgling bird, can reach ten yards per second, and stay aloft for ten to fifteen seconds, with flights ranging from seventy five to over a thousand yards in some reports.
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Africa
Bischoff
Europe
Order of Batrachians
Bishoff
Ishoff
A Pair of Rubbers On Thunderstorms
A humorous piece extols wearing rubber footwear during storms as a simple safety measure. It argues lightning seeks conductors and that being insulated on the floor with no contact to other objects prevents harm, citing numerous experiences where rubber saved lives.
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Rabb
Nature's Best Tonic: Laughter as Health and Harmony
The piece extols laughter as nature's tonic that harmonizes mind and body, eases stress, and acts as a life preserver. It calls humor a divine gift promoting health, joy, and longevity, suggesting cheerful living improves physical and mental balance.
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