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Hearty Breakfast Observations After Big Football Game
A Providence Journal excerpt recalls a Boston hotel cafe scene the morning after a major football game. A lawyer comments on honesty amid adversity while a college man reflects on old ties and renewed temptations among former classmates.
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Cattle Struggle in Freezing Texas Storms
Amarillo rancher George Laverne notes cattle suffer more from severe storms than Texans, as cattle without shelter huddle on plains overnight. Wind, sleet and zero feel bite, and cattle curtail movement to stay warm, gathering in lowlands when shelters scarce.
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Mated Lives of Birds Echo Human Ties in Study
A feature on bird mating in which the baldheaded eagle and golden woodpeckers mate for life. It notes the eagle remains widowed after loss and never reopens with another mate, while woodpeckers grieve and stay with one partner.
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My Butt In in Business Prompts Insertion Ads
The My Butt-In scheme converts into practical use with wholesale lines urging free advertising cards. Retail dealers display an American Federation of Butters Membership Ticket promising access to “putt In” in conversations. Cards list president Bill Goat and secretary Nan Goat, with password details on the reverse.
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Medium’s Spirit Musicians Falter in Afterlife Jest
A Washington Star quote captures an inquisitive man recalling demonstrations with a guitar and tambourine. He notes his friends in the spirit world proved to be poor musicians, describing a surprising reveal about afterlife musical talent.
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Hectic Hiram and Icicle Ike Bond Over Ice Memento
In a Chicago News tone, Hectic Hiram questions the value of a carried chunk of ice while Icicle Ike defends it as a memento from a former sweetheart. The exchange casts a wry mood on memory and sentiment through a quirky prop.
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Corn as Italy and Servia staple food and polenta use
The article explains corn as a staple in Italy and Servia replacing wheat and potatoes. It notes polenta as the peasants’ diet, cornmeal bread and mush use, and foreign uses like Johnny cake. It discusses oil in the germ, value loss when removed, and compares fat, protein, heat, and minerals to wheat.
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A Safe Medicine for Children Cham Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
In buying a cough medicine for children never be afraid to buy Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. There is no danger from it and relief is always sure to follow. It is especially valuable for colds, croup and whooping cough. Sold by H. J. Conner & Co.
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Pleasant and Harmless One Minute Cough Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts a product called One Minute Cough Cure as a quick remedy that clears mucus reduces throat and lung inflammation and soothes coughs including croup and whooping cough. Sold by R H Miller.
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Dr King's New Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption
Striking hidden rocks of consumption and pneumonia, Talladega Springs resident W. McKinnon writes he was near death until Dr King's New Discovery offered relief after only one bottle. The testimonial praises its efficacy for sore throat bronchitis coughs and colds with guaranteed return.
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De Witts Witch Hazel Salve Praised by Editor
J. Tucker of the Harmonizer Centre Alabama commends De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles cuts and burns claiming it heals without scarring and is the best salve on the market. Sold by H. Miller.
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The Colonel's Waterloo and Cures in a Letter
A Honey Grove Texas Colonel nearly met his Waterloo from kidney trouble and dyspepsia. He credits a single bottle of Electric Bitters as the best medicine on earth after failing with his family doctor. Sold and guaranteed to cure biliousness and kidney disease by R H Miller, Druggist, at 50 cents a bottle.
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Women's kidneys disorders blamed on sex not kidneys
Women misattribute kidney symptoms to female diseases while real issue lies in deranged kidneys. Nervousness, headaches, dark circles, back pain signal trouble. Solay's Kidney Cure claims to restore health for weak nervous women, stopping irregularities and strengthening urinary organs, sold by I. & Canner & Co.
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Dean's Kidney Pills Gain Back Relief in Algona
Local readers share positive experiences with Dean's Kidney Pills as an effective remedy for backache and kidney complaints. J F Rowe, a market gardener from Mamersburg, praises the product after using a box and notes other Algona residents report similar benefits. Available at R H Miller's drug store with price of 50 cents. Doan's is the sole U S agent.
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Women Truthfulness Debate Prompts Medical Advocacy
A physician argues women misrepresent symptoms to doctors, urging that many sufferings stem from inability to disclose. The piece promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound via letters from women seeking Mrs. Pinkham's guidance, claimed to offer relief and improved health.
Wanted Ladies and Gentlemen for City Jobs
Old established business house with solid financial standing seeks representatives for territories and wholesale department. Salary 12 to 318 weekly with expenses paid weekly from headquarters, expenses advanced, permanent positions. Apply The Columbia 030 Manon Building Chicago Illinois and 620 Monon block Chicago Illinois.
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