Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement urges use of Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil for bowel complaints in children. It claims a cure, notes pleasant taste when diluted, and asserts physicians cannot prescribe a better remedy. Sold by all dealers and addressed to H Williams.
The Last Man in British Columbia meets Inspector Duffy
In Victoria British Columbia Inspector Duffy of Scotland Yard pursues escaped convict Laurence Kimball. Woolson the Great Mines manager aids and blocks the chase, offers passage, and later colludes with the convict before the two part ways and Kimball ultimately surrenders in a Yukon pursuit. The tale blends intrigue at the harbor with a moral tension between friendship and duty.
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Great Mines Outfitting Company
Victoria
British Columbia
Acard
Woolson
Arthur St. Claire Woolson
Inspector Duffy
Scotland Yard
Laurence Kimpall
Kimball
Duffy
Laurence Kimball
Dartmoor
Atlantic
Canada
His Majesty’s Warriot
Yukon
Wootson
Mr. Jameson
Jameson
Hodgson
Mr. Duffy
Great Mines Company
Laurence
China
Arthur
Old Man
Yangtze Valley
England
Tallyman
Open to settlement on Fort Berthold and Pine Ridge lands
Executive proclamation opens about 150000 acres at Fort Berthold in North Dakota and 466662 acres at Pine Ridge and Rosebud in South Dakota to homestead entry. Applicants must register in specified towns within set windows and pay appraised land value plus filing fees. Weather data and entry guidance provided by the general land office.
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Dakota
Fort Barthold
Montraille
McLean Counties
North Dakota
Pine Ridge and
Rosebud Indian Reservations
Moletto
Bennett Counties
South Dakota
Fort Berthold
Bismarck
Minto
Ryder
Garrison
Plaza
N. D
Chamberlain
Dallas
Gregory
Rapid City
Berthold Reservation
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
General Land Office
Department of the Interior
Washington
Boss Fly Trap Offers Simple Insect Elimination
A grocer shares a practical fly trap using a sugar barrel with a wire screen top and a conical inlet. Flies enter, are trapped, and are destroyed over a kerosene flame, with the corpses fed to chickens. The method promises relief for households and shops during summer.
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Ife
Hera
Stock foods claims debunked as fattening hype
The piece criticizes a stock food advertised to double milk and fatten cattle and hogs in forty days. It argues real nutrition comes from alfalfa and grains, while tonics add little value. An agricultural college feeding trial showed pigs without the special foods gained more or equal amounts when not fed the claimed products.
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One Agricultural College
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Carter
the Vindicator and Republican Co
Estherville, Iowa
Foley
H. Williama
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Terun
All Newsdealers
ANN & Co
Troscuay
New York
Washington, D.C
Anderson Drug Go
H. Williams
Estheruville Commercial College
American Press Association
Vermont
Federal Department of Agriculture
Fetrigg
Rogue River Valley
Oregon
Sterling, Illinois
Steadfast Mills
N. Y
Lond
Wennestall
Adolph Eisler
Washington Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
He. J. Barnum
Breville
WN. Y
Buckley
Zoo
S. H. Williams