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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1895
Page
7
A woman friend declines a request for her daughter to visit Mamie holding back from an unusual act. The daughter explains she lent Mamie her chewing gum and now wants it back, prompting the mother’s dismay.
Advice promoting Hosetter's Stomach Bitters as a travel health tonic. The text claims it counteracts fatigue from travel, neutralizes impurities in air and water, calms the stomach liver and bowels, and helps prevent malaria rheumatism and kidney and bladder issues.
A mix of railroad anti tobacco policy notes, an ear disease cure pitch, medical opinions, and ad snippets. The railroad circular bans tobacco on duty and in stations, while other items offer Hall's Catarrh Cure and miscellaneous maxims and products from a miscellaneous page.
A miscellany of home bread instructions and consumer ads. Includes a Boston brown bread recipe with cornmeal rye flour and molasses, alongside notices for Hegeman’s tamphor Ice, Comstock Hughes Co information, Parker's Ginger-Tonic, Hindercorns, Winnie’s teething syrup, and second-hand billiard ads from Omaha.
The piece argues that an Arab child learns to withhold facts to avoid trouble. It claims foreigners misinterpret the Arabs as liars due to misleading answers and suggests outsiders should mind their own affairs to be understood.
An 1804 advertisement from Comstock, Hughes & Company at the Rialto Building in Chicago invites readers to mail for a book on speculating in limited margins in grain and stock. It also notes a testimonial for Piso's Cure and cites Mass. Frank Moses in New York with a postal address.
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