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Newspaper
The Old Abe Eagle
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1895
Page
3
An old tobacco remedy, Bacco-Curo, promises a non stopping method with a vegetable formula and a guaranteed cure. It claims no harsh withdrawal, notifies when to stop, and offers a money back guarantee, with testimonials from a user praising success after many years of smoking.
A young boy with four cents visits a peanut and fruit stand near his father's office. He bets the vendor that four cents buys four cents worth, then pays four cents for four cents worth. The vendor questions the transaction but the boy asserts the bet was won and walks away.
A humorous collage from early 20th century papers includes notations on engagements, marriages, and social quirks. It features Birdie McGinnis’s engagement to Charli Rondclipper of Harton, plus light exchanges about fashion costs, courtship, and social banter with quick one liners and humorous asides.
Laven Ronwell in New Moxico offers daily departures at 24Hpan from Peon Texas arriving 1130 p.m. and connections via the Texas and Pacific Railway to North South East or West. Leaves Pecos at 4 a.m. arriving Roswell at 100 p.m. Central Time. For rates and connections contact the company agent or Jeee S Miller Eddy New Mexico General Manager.
A collage of ironic exchanges and humorous snippets from early 20th century papers. Snatches include a proposal talk about a scheme for wealth, a sleigh ride joke, an Impressionist critique, a pickle of a home cook, and a request for a winter overcoat.
AnOCR fragment shows an old newspaper ad promoting daily and weekly subscriptions by mail with prices and sample copies. It references The News as a champion in the West, plus a garbled exchange about dances and fortunes, likely from a serialized page or script excerpt.
A New Yorker recounts unpacking a barrel from a storage service and finding only excelsior and paper, with china missing. The tale recalls a long misadventure across several storage stages, converting the episode into a humorous caution about costs and mishandled belongings.
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