Ayer's Pills Endorsement by Texas Contractor
J O Wilcon of Sulphur Springs Texas proclaims Ayer's Pills as the best medicine he ever tried. He cites over twenty years of use in his family and in recommending them to friends and employees, noting numerous confirmed cures for various complaints in his testimony.
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J. O. Wilcon
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Ayer
Woulid
J. J
Spottsylvania
C. H
J.C. Ayer
Webster's International Abreast of Tiees Grand Educatr
Webster's International coverage remains current with broad educational notes and references. The piece highlights ongoing programs, teacher training, and community engagement, emphasizing access to linguistic and literary resources for students and educators alike.
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Tiees
Dictionary The Successor of the Unabridged
A promotional notice touts a revised dictionary as a complete library in itself. It highlights extensive revision by 100 editors costing over 300000 and claims to answer history spelling pronunciation and meaning questions. It cites praise from The Globe Toronto and The Times Hamilton as the best working dictionary and a valuable family purchase in Canada.
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the Globe
Toronto
the Times
Hamilton
Canada
Do not buy cheap reprints of ancient editions
Public advisory warns against purchasing low cost photographic reprints of old newspaper editions. Readers are urged to request a free prospectus with specimen pages and illustrations to evaluate quality before buying.
Mark Chaplin Fashionable Tailor and Clothier
Mark Chaplin Fashionable Tailor and Clothier offers prompt city orders and Outport service with self measurement cards sent to customers seeking a perfect fit. A guaranteed excellent quality suit or outfit.
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Mark Chaplin
Fashionable Tailor & Clothier
Sr Street
St. John's
Poyt
Notes on a Trip to the North West
Diary style reminiscence tracing a Atlantic voyage to Winnipeg and a long rail journey through the United States from Manitoba to Chicago. It notes customs at Gretna North Dakota, stops at Grant Forks and Minneapolis, admiration for St Paul Union Station and Chicago’s electric capital, Pullman cars, and Oberlin College with its chapel and music conservatory as a notable stop along the way.
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Winnipeg
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Boundary Line
Gretna
United States
Uncle Sams
Grant Forks
North Dakota
Pan
Ann
Chicago
Union Station
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Railway
123Rd Street
Pullman
Wullman
Iowa
Toledo
Oberlin
Ohio
Conservatory of Music
Boston
Helma
College
Profesor Wright
Journey East Through American Cities With Haney A Parsons
The writer describes a passenger voyage and train journey from Detroit to Buffalo and Albany to Boston. He notes friendly locals, affordable living for youth, and well arranged spruce and apple landscapes. Parsons signs off promising more letters detailing city life and sights.
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Miranda
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Syracuse
Buffalo
Albany
Haney A. Parsons
The Production of Wheat and Market Glut Explanation
The article analyzes a wheat price collapse caused by global overproduction led by the United States and Argentina. It notes rising yields and expanding areas in both nations, with European and Indian crops also contributing. Argentine expansion is tied to gold premiums and immigrant labor, while Britain questions sustained profitability at low prices. It warns of future price recovery only via reduced acreage.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agricultural
America
Argentine Republic
Muuch
Europe
India
Argentine
Buenos Ayres
Essex
London
Wolf Hunting in Russia Described as Most Dangerous Sport
A San Francisco Chronicle writer recounts wolf hunts in Russia with a sleigh, horses, and a servant. Hunters lure packs of up to 300 wolves, face relentless pursuit, and must keep horses ahead to survive. The account ranks wolf hunting above tiger hunts in danger and notes no tangible trophy after the ordeal.
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Russia
San Francisco Chronicle
India
New Great South American Kidney Cure claim
Relief in six hours from kidney and bladder diseases with a touted cure sold by all druggists. The ad touts rapid relief, immediate pain cessation, and universal benefit for males and females, including urine retention. It also oddly mentions instantaneous photography of suspects at a bank teller window as a separate note.
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London Proprietary Medicinae
London
Agnew
Benara
Ying
Bank of Poe
A Boon to Horsemen and Various Notices
A collection of short notices praising Liniments and tonics for horses and humans, with testimonials from Mr George Robb of Markham Ontario. Includes claims of cure for curbs and sprains, plus broader statements about canary farming, newspaper counts in Germany, and health anecdotes. Also mentions Minard’s Liniment and Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion with various cure claims and a note about Japan’s 550 newspapers.
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George Robb
Markham, Ont
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Twillingate
Notre Dame Bay
J. P. Thompson
Quakerville
Dilde Run
W F. Coaeker
F. J. Barnes
Coakerville
Dildo Run
W. F. Coaker
Herring Neck
Neumeyer
Berlin
Mason & Hamlins
TABER
Newfoundland Piano & Organ Company
Water Street East
St. John’s
J.P. Thompson
Webster's
G. & C. Merriam, Publishers
Springdale, Mass
USA
The
Twillingate Sun
Germany
England
Barsaparilla
Woolford
Wil
Great Britain
House of Lords
Minard
Belgium
Japan
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