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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
3
A speaker criticizes senators and representatives for personal requests over public business, noting that every encounter centers on appointments, patronage, jobs, or favors rather than legislation or policy. He claims no calls from officials address public matters.
The sultan of Turkey has a passion for playing cards in his leisure hours. He spends most of his time at cards, and those who beat him in the game earn his lasting dislike. Even in his will the miser’s generosity is noted.
An assortment of items from a periodical page includes an Oklahoma land offer with notes on subscriptions and a promotional map book, various testimonials and patent remedies, household tips, and light quips. It contains advertisements for dyes, a stomach remedy, dessert suggestions, and product endorsements, interspersed with generic editorial-style lines and humorous maxims.
Nebraska selling agents for Union Carbide Co manufacturers of Calcium Carbide for acetylene gas urge orders. Pacific Storage and Warehouse Co at 912 914 Jones St Omaha promotes supplies to buyers.
The grounds chosen for the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian site aim to restore the old home to its original state and gather valuable relics within its grounds. South Carolina holds many such relics, reflecting the state’s rich heritage and hospitality.
A collection of brief, humorous or promotional lines mentioning Magnetic Starch as a premier laundry product, age as a notion, hair care, a corn cure, and advice on choosing servants. The fragmentary text reads like old advertisements or satirical notices with dated phrasing and quirky claims.
A fragmented OCR item promotes Wheat-O7 as an absolutely pure health food. It claims a steel cut process removes indigestible parts while retaining nutrients for easy digestion, especially for children and those with dyspepsia constipation or headaches. It touts digestibility, ease of cooking, and long shelf life.
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