Untitled Advertisements and Industrial Update Fragment
Fragmentary text shows assorted ads for tonics and cures, a joke line about a dog, and scattered railcar shipment figures. Mentions Dropay treatment by Dr HD Green, a head ache remedy by Dr Davis, Casdarets and Candy Cathartic ads, and a railcar order by Hal l and Ohio Railroad with thousands of new cars and a union station project at Bowen Masa.
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Union
Bowen
Masa
A Friend's Advice and a Cure for Liver Trouble
A thirty six year tale from Mary Lingard about severe liver tumors and persistent pain. A friend’s urging led her to Dr Ayers Sarsaparilla, sparking relief and lasting health after a lengthy struggle. She credits repeated spring courses and the remedy with her recovery and urges others to seek Curebook material.
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Mary Lingard
Mingly
Sinty
Gveyerera
Sivised
Ayere Sarceparilla
Asady
Woodstock
Ayers Gareapariila
Ayers
Mary Sinyard Begas
Ayera Gar Tila
Ayera
Lowell
Wass
Southern States Pensions and Homes for Confederate Veterans
A survey of Southern states shows Alabama Arkansas Georgia Florida Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Missouri North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia provide pensions or homes for indigent Confederate soldiers and widows. Kentucky is not listed. Pensions range up to about 100 dollars monthly with varying eligibility and state homes house hundreds to thousands of veterans.
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Len Marcus Dg. Wright
Nashville
Alabama
Confedere
Arkansas Pisches
Little Rock
Georgia
Arkansas
Florida
Jacksonville
Louisiana
New Orleans
Maryland
Pikenville
Mississippi
Missouri
Higginsville
Foxy
North Carolina
Rolla
Raleigh
Legislature of
South Carolina
Coldiera
Tennessee
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
State of
Texas
Austin
Hia Eiice
Virginia
Richmond
Lee Camp
Ketucky
Bank Job at Races Sparks Ambush Bloodshed
A tale from Independence Iowa recounts a gambling den robbery during a race meet where $700 was taken from a bank roll. The trio planned a burglary using a ladder and back window. after the theft one thief was beaten by partners over the split. The incident reflects a mob atmosphere of thieves and gamblers surrounding the event.
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Independence
Iowa
Hia Joss
Talking Machine Irritates Busy Telephone Subscribers
A San Francisco experiment with an automatic phonograph on a telephone switchboard drew ire from callers who mistook the machine for a human operator. The machine’s phrase Busy now, call up later provoked threats and abuse, risking the removal of the invention despite its potential usefulness.
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San Francisco
Hartford Times
Fragmentary Missive About Ambition and Affection
A partial line of text suggests a conversation on ambition and focus in business. A romantic exchange notes a kiss and anticipation of the future, reflecting personal sentiment amid a broader theme of dedication and success.
Women Fire Brigade Forms In Naaso Sweden
A 160 strong female contingent forms a fire brigade in Naaso Sweden. The village water supply relies on four large tubs kept full by women. Two lines carry full buckets from tubs to the lake. one line balances the buckets, the other returns them to refill.
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Naaso
Sweden
Proverbial Advice From the Chicago Daily News
A collection of blunt maxims on character and judgment urging practicality and restraint. The advice warns against judging by appearances, overestimating others, and placing blame, urging readers to make the best of situations and avoid needless trouble.
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Chicago
Faith and Life In The Christian Way
A Christian Advocate article argues that true faith manifests in daily life and sacrifices. It cites Romanes and Cambridge scholars to counter the belief that science or intellect alone define virtue, insisting believers show Christlike conduct publicly and privately.
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Oman
God
Christ
Pick-Me-Up Panel Quip Reflects On Shared Decisions
A humorous exchange from Pick-Me-Up shows Tier Way asking to have his way and a companion replying that agreement is needed. The short dialogue stresses compromise when paths diverge and consent aligns with mutual goals.
Cascareta Candy Cathartic Clans Your Blood Clean
Promotes Casparets as a cure all for skin issues and bodily impurities. Claims beauty benefits and fast results, selling inexpensive doses and promising satisfaction with no health risks. Features vague medical claims and ad style language typical of early 20th century drug advertisements.
Advertisements offer curious reading and bargains
The piece urges readers to study advertisements for interest and savings. It mentions reliable advertisers, claims of cures like Piso's Cure, and references to various people and places, including Cherry Valley and an Aussie note.
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Piso
Amon Kelner
Cherry Valley
New Sleeping Car Service Additions Across Cities
The Denver and Rio Grande announces new weekly Pullman Tourist sleepers to Omaha Chicago New York and Boston with through Portland and Utah routes. Cars offer regular comfort at half price and include a twelve hour layover in Salt Lake City. Rates and details available from railway agents and regional offices.
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Denver
Rio Grande
Beenie Mne
Omaha
Chicago
New York
Boston
Portland
Oregon
Utah
St Louis
Ogden Vila Rio Grande Western Railway
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Bif
Nevins
General Agous
HM. Cushing
RPA
D &Rg Railway
Galt Lots City
Oregon Short Line
Rio Grande Western
Rio Grande Western Announces Fast through Route to Chicago
The Rio Grande Western starts a new rapid service February 6 with the Atlantic Express from Salt Lake City to Chicago arriving 2 16 pm on the third day. It will connect from Chicago to New York with matching through trains and offers Pullman Palace and Tourist sleeping cars. The evening train departs Salt Lake City at a stated time, reaching Denver and Chicago in advance, with connections to morning trains for New York and Boston.
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Atlanticxpress
Salt Lake City
Denver
Chicago
New York
Boston
Verry Pullman Palace
Pullman
Atrack
Prominent remedies and moral notes in an 19th century pamphlet
An ornate collection of testimonials and ads references Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and Castoria. It includes patient cures praise for Beecher quotes and various health elixirs, with endorsements by prominent figures and open letters to mothers. The piece interlaces medical claims with moral exhortations and commercial promotions.
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Prom Republican Traveler
Arkapone
Arkenns
Pater
Willams
William
Williama
Medicine Go
Shhenectady
Mothehs
MVG
Piicher
Eloria
Nour
Samuel Fitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Kan
Estoher & Castoria
Chas
Er. Fletcher
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HD Green
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Asia
Starr
Dr. Davis
Fin Surprise
Hall and Ohio Railroad Company
Placidi Fullman's Palace Car Company
Michigan Peninsular Car
Sroning
Eas
Chubinger Brosco Ai
Mmce
Carcarate
Rome
Lehall
Yas Gillard
Elgin
Kiccling Hamedy Company
Chlange
Bend
John R. Dlckey
Drouco
Kutol
Leon
Vie
Answeriag
Phila
Li Pest Scat Jones
Inghamton N
Pires
Southern Veterans
Mexytuchy
Pomstone
Boldiers
Wittows
Confederate Rocieties
Petitlon Attorneys
James
Bolones
Nobelievers
Romania
Cambridge
W. Thompson
George Cadriel Stokes
Taft
Ademe
Clark Maxwell
Caylay
Routh
Tedhunter
Ers Rere
Meadacha
di Davis
Dantern
Australia
el Toula
Wanton
Henry Ward Beecher
Price
Tay
Italy
Kadeoen Starling Remedy Co
California
Cal
Heville