Revels in Radis Chaos as Campaign Ends in New Nicopolis
In New Nicopolis, a heated political campaign reaches a fever pitch with brass bands, torchlight processions, and 427 stump speeches nightly. Voters face a tight race as rival parties claim momentum while families juggle campaigns with tavern chatter and shop duties.
The Vote That Fooled Me and Fred
In Vanderson's farmhouse sequence Charley is misled by Fred into believing his ally will vote. Charley endures grungy work and social pressure to secure Vanderson's support, only to learn Vanderson has always backed the opponent's ticket and Fred played him for a vote.
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Fred
Vanderson
Charley
Vanderaon
Mr. Vanderson
Polis
Vannon
Wanderson
Vamdersos
Father
Sonny
Thad
Manley J. Pike
Farm and Garden Notes on a Discharging Wagon Box
A detailed description explains a novel wagon box that dumps gravel without shoveling, using hinged bottom planks and chains to spread load in road ruts. It covers construction, operation, and winter use, with additional rural economy thoughts from Colman's Rural World.
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Hoadmaker
Hollister
American Agriculturist
Fancy Poultry Building and Fragments from Fireside
An 19th century poultry building plan describes housing for about 250 birds with 19 ft high, 100 ft by 25 ft structures, tar paper insulation, vermin protection, and possible loft. The piece also surveys Fireside Fragments including recipes, a music rack craft, fashion advice on veils, naturalist anecdotes, and a short cartoon caption.
None But Royal Boxine Powner Baking Powder Claim
The text proclaims Royal Baking Powder as absolutely pure and superior in leavening strength and wholesome use. It contrasts with rival powders advertised as as good as Royal, noting those contain alum and are unhealthy. Official U S and Canadian analyses, state and municipal health bodies endorse Royal for safety and quality.
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U. S
United States
Canada
Municipal Boards of Health
Mixed Victorian Oddities and Advertisements in Newsprint
A collage of quirky quotes and early ads appears, including a potion pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure at 75 cents a bottle and references to patent medicines. Other snippets mention a Florida rail route, a joke about a thermometer, and a promise of St. Jacobs Oil as a cure.
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Manset
ST. Jacobs Oil
Don’t Kill the Baby Cough Remedy Warning
An alarm warns that opiate cough mixtures have caused deaths in infants with croup. It promotes Reid's German Cough on Kidney Cure as safe, non narcotic, and non overdosing. Readers are urged to mail for a trial bottle from the Sylvan Remedy Co. of Peoria Illinois with a coupon from the paper.
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John W. Caughey
N. E. Homestead
Reid
Sylvan Remedy Co
Peoria
Ifl
Cenerals Sherman
Locan
Durand
L Street
Washington, D. O
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