Patched Harvest of Goods and Quack Remedies
Local items note first shipment of holiday goods at the RACKET. An assortment includes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Liniment praised for coughs and injuries sold by Chipperfield Drug Co. A New York court ruling frees a man from supporting his mother in law or wife who leaves him. Postal law penalties rise for writing messages on mail. Echoes of cash-only business cautions and local shop talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberisin
Chipperfield Drug Co
New York
Lve
Chamberlain
Chipperfield Drogue
Prosperity for Walt Mason Linked to Wide Syndicated Reach
The Emporia Gazette notes Walt Mason earns about a hundred dollars weekly from multiple sources. Half from a Chicago syndicate selling prose poetry to hundreds of papers, twenty five more from a Hearst column, and the rest likely from William Allen White's publication. Mason began in Atchison and worked in Lincoln Beatrice and Emporia shaping editorial content and weekly editions.
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Walt Mason
Emporia Gazette
Walt
Chicago
Hearst
William Allen- White
Mason
Atchison
Lincoln
Journal
Beatrice
the Express
Liveon
Emporia Gasette
Bill
Europe
Electric Bitters Endure As Panacea Says Editor
A stray 19th century advertisement essay extols Electric Bitters as the greatest heart and stomach remedy, praising its purification of blood and revitalization of the body. It cites a testimonial from W M Sherman of Cushing Maine after three bottles, and notes tensions between mail order ads and home merchants in West Salem Wisconsin.
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Kiddey “Proubdle
Sherman
Cushing
Chipperfield Durg Co
Mortgomery Ward & Co
West Salem, Wic
Noupareil- Journal
Fragmented Atchison Globe excerpt on daily life
An Atchison Globe fragment notes people delaying tasks due to fatigue and low energy. It mocks impatience and mentions high mountains, taxes, and noisy conditions amid a broad, derailed observation of contemporary life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Globe
Cleaning Black Goods for Summer Wear
Tips on keeping black fabrics looking fresh in hot weather. Shake garments after wearing, brush hems, and dust with a fine whisk or velvet brush. For silk or net trimmings use black crape, and maintain by regular brushing outdoors, avoiding dull or dusty appearance.
Reed Experiments With Coffee Mixture
A fragment describes Reed and Rether discussing coffee measures and a tablespoonful amount. The text hints at a recipe idea that never fails but lacks full context or clear action.
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Reed
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Mra. A. M. Diller
Pisteburg
Kan
Paole
America
Tincher &Rigdon, Pyne
Pacific Coast
Shasta
Southland
Ar Watson
Sabery
Waggoner Bros
Erralmers
S. Pearce
Dillba, Sebraska
Dieh
Diller, Nebr
A. L. Tiistman Auctioneer
Eoles
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