Blessings of Farm Life Draws Credence From Streeter
Saturday June 25 1904 extracts from The Fur the Landa by J W Streeter defend farming as a route to independence and prosperity. He argues land sustains life supports liberty and that a nation’s wealth rests with those who till the soil. He cites Dr Philip B Hawk on outdoor exercise improving blood and urges more rural work over clerical city jobs.
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J. W. Streeter
Philip B. Hawk
University of Pennsylvania
Hawk
Washington Letter Notes From the Capital in 1904
Washington Letter from June 16 1904 discusses Democratic mood after Republican Oregon gains. It notes potential Roosevelt support in the West, electoral dynamics with New York Illinois and Indiana, and hints on Perdicaris and Varley negotiations. It also covers Levi Z Leiter's funeral, Curzon connections in London, property concerns in Washington, and cabinet activity including resignations and corruption charges.
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Washington, D. C
Oregon
West
Roosevelt
New York
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Delaware
Nevada
Idaho
Spioner
Bolters
Call Wanted Ad Offers Trading Leads and Jobs
A concise public notice suggests using a call based want ad to seek trades, sales, or employment opportunities. The snippet emphasizes direct contact via telephone to discuss offers and arrangements. The readable text focuses on the ad method rather than specific items or companies.
Compound Interest in Advertising Returns
A narrative explains advertising as compound interest for marketers. It compares ad spend to capital, equating profits to interest and noting goodwill can be valued and sold. The piece emphasizes skill in investment determines the rate of return and urges advertisers to compound results.
Startling Evidence For Dr King’s New Discovery
Fresh testimony pours in claiming Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs and consumption. A Benterville Virginia man says three years of bronchitis vanished after using the product. It is advertised as helpful for lungs and throat illnesses including pneumonia and grip. Guaranteed by S Kingaton druggist. Trial bottles free with regular sizes 50c and 1.00.
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Dr. King
T. J. McFarland Benterville
S. Kingaton
That Throbbing Headache Pills Claim Quick Relief
Advertises Dr King s New Life Pills a cure for headaches and sick nervous head aches claiming pure blood buildup and health boost. Offers 25 cents with money back if not cured selling by S Kingston druggist.
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Dr. King
S. Kingston
The Pastor Takes Farewell to Backwoods Parish
A preacher in a rural church bids his flock farewell with ironical jabs about lack of funerals, marriages, and fully paid salaries. He jokes he is appointed chaplain to the penitentiary and that he will go where he cannot come, promising to prepare a place for them.
Eight Longest Words Feature in School Journal
A brief noted feature lists long English terms such as incomprehensibility and antitransubstantiationalist. The item cites Mrs. Louis Ernest of Evansville Indiana and a local ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming to aid sick people and cure others after failures.
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School Journal
Louis Ernest
Evansville
Ind
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
S. Kingston
Driven to Desperation Poison and Recovery Ad
A rugged family endures accidents and burns living remote from civilization. The ad urges bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best healing option and promotes Rocky Mountain Tea for nightly use, with sales at S. Kingston's drug store. The copy closes with a rustic proverb about life’s misfortunes.
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Bucklen
S. Kingston
Rocky Mountain
S. Kingston’s
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