A Life Saved A Distant Father Credits Pills
Frank B. Trout of Detroit testifies that Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People saved his daughter's life after a long decline from illness. He recalls pale weakness, weight loss, and eventual recovery after using the remedy, praising the pills as a life saver and urging others to try them.
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Frank B. Trout
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Trout
Hopper Ain
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Andy
Jean
Wil- Hate
Weliaans Fodicite Company
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Read 4nd Reflect SLO) Moment for Agricultural Implements
Headquarters for agricultural implements machinery and vehicles including fish bro’s and farm goods. Sells spring wagons concord buggies cantons sulky and hand plows with other farming gear. Emphasizes guaranteed harness steel hardware paints oils seeds and grass stock with satisfactory prices and responsive inquiries.
Sullivan Hot Springs Resort Near Clayton In 1898
The Sullivan Hot Springs near Clayton sit two and a half miles above town at Salmon river’s south base with bathing waters famed for medicinal qualities. Improvements entice invalids and pleasure seekers as a day trip 50 cent round trip. two plunge baths completed and other conveniences planned. J P Spaupina, county treasurer, notes road fund warrants bearing 7 percent interest payable within sixty days from February 15, 1898, Challis.
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Salmon River
J. P. Spaupina
Challis
Tom Marshalls Bold Capture by Col Baker in Civil War
During the Potomac army’s training near Washington a Confederate scout known as Tom Marshall, famed for penetrating Union lines, is captured by Col. Baker. Baker disguises as a Confederate, lures Marshall, subdues him, and leads him to Federal lines where Marshall is jailed in Washington. Marshall later dies in a cavalry action after Kilpatrick surrounds a Confederate house. Baker’s pursuit earns credit for the capture.
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Tom Marshall
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Leesburg
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Alexandria
Marehall
Tlis House
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Tie
Capt. Rueble
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Berk’s
Col. Taker
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Jine
Tom Marshal
O Jo
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Marshail
Col
Baker
Marphat
Marshal
Peisoner
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Housewifery and Industry in the Home
A young mind thrives when engaged in useful work and learns from mastering kitchen details. The piece extols the value of practical housekeeping, praising the role of a skilled housekeeper in improving family welfare, contentment, and esteem. It urges girls to gain knowledge of culinary and domestic economics.
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