Peruna Ad and Humorous Anecdotes Parade Across Page
The snippet references a Peruna remedy ad urging prompt action to Dr. Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus O. It also includes a Stag Party joke exchange about Wilkins and his son and a Council Bluffs reward notice. A biology lesson line from the Chicago Tribune closes the fragment.
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Bilkine
Wilkins
Monale
Bikins
Wilkine
Council Bluffs Nonpaori
Mill
Eraybbe
Chicago Tribune
Fragmented dialogue and playful quips in a Pennsylvania column
A Pennsylvanian gossip collage features jokes about invitations to balls, chaperones, and a line on states funniest. It includes sly asides about Miss Gaddie in everybody's business and a tease about a scandal. The piece echoes Philadelphia Press humor and newspaper flavor.
Plant growth mystery at Illinois pot experiments
An article reviews Professor Cyril Hopkins of the University of Illinois and his pot experiments with a plant showing unusual vertical growth. The writer notes a 28 inch specimen and discusses possible causes including alkali in soil, water leaching differences, and unknown factors. The piece also mentions broader interest in crops adapted to Egypt and Mediterranean regions.
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University of Illnois
Cyril G. Hopkins
Ile Neadway
Eadie
Plant with Mediterranean climate appeal discussed
The article notes that climatic conditions in many parts of the country resemble the Mediterranean, fueling hopes for widespread use of a certain plant. It mentions the plant’s northern growth limit in the United States has not yet been denied.
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United States
A Place for Brome Grass on Winter-Ice Affected Lands
The passage explains that brome grass tolerates winter thin ice conditions on low farms, while red clover mammoth clover alsike clover white clover timothy and red top suffer. Brome grass and quack grass withstand adverse conditions, aiding farmers in poor soils and suggesting quenched seeds. Nurse crops can protect clover in hot regions during summer.
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Farmera
Baby Beet and Mare Care in Farm Notes
The Farmers' Review discusses baby beef demand and how only high grade Durham Hereford Angus or Galloway calves can yield quality baby beef. It stresses breeders must use high grade cows and AI to meet growing domestic and foreign demand. Horse notes advise feeding mares in foal with regular work and protein rich rations for healthy offspring. A section on cost of making weer and trial data from experiments notes gains and limits in cattle feeding profitability and management.
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Durham
Hereford
Albert Hicks
Cook Co. I
Farmers’ Review
Market costs rise and cuts urged for cattle and grains
A Wisconsin reader notes past profit from livestock has vanished as costs for labor feed and grain climb. The piece urges optimizing production costs and expanding read newspaper strategies. A testimonial praises Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and rheumatism with remarkable recovery claims from Frank M. Buell of Cox.
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Cox
Wis
Frank M. Buell
Dodd
Bright
Mr. Russell
Chippewa
Wisconsin
Railroad Rate Legislation and Property Rights Debate
Testimony before a Senate committee features Inter-State Commerce Commissioner Prouty arguing against giving the commission power to set railway rates. He insists railways must set own rates and warns against confiscating property by artificial or uniform rates, citing the Fourteenth Amendment and existing case law.
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Senate
Washington
Inter-State Commerce
Prouty
Rome
Create Court of the
United States
Forteenth Amendment. Co
Soae
Prisoner’s Pride Sparks Courtroom Sniping
A fragment recalls a tense exchange in a Chicago Journal tale where a Judger questions a convict’s honesty while the other asserts no shame in coming out of prison. The line hints at pride and public judgment without clear context.
The Embittered Chauffeur Crowd at Palace Hotel Fire Rumor
A night crowd filled the street when rumors flew that the Palace hotel was on fire. The embittered chauffeur lamented that the crowd scattered before he could rush the burning tonneau to safety.
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Palace Hotel
Courb
Skin Humor Cure Promoted By Boston Advertiser
An anonymous testimonial claims a long battle with a severe skin humor ended quickly after using a product from Cuthura. The note urges others with similar complaints to seek treatment, citing an address at 449 Congress Street in Boston.
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Cuth Ind
Cuthura
Congress Steet
Boston
Forest Creamators Ticket Request Sparks Boston Mixup
A stranger in Boston rushed a New Haven window shouting for a ticket to Forest Creamators. The agent calmly asked if a round trip was needed. The traveler exclaimed in frustration, questioning his supposed destination.
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Inc
Boston
New Haven
Forest Creamators
No, this is not a valid title for a newspaper card
The provided text discusses cattle market terms and the value of choosing cattle that are purebred or high grade. It notes that choice cattle demand high prices and require similar feeding effort as poorer animals, sometimes maturing faster with less daily care.
Totally Untound Rubber Is Not a Real News Item
Fragmentary text references a house lacking a foundation and a phrase about a build. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events are clear. The readable fragment suggests a construction issue but provides no concrete facts to summarize.
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Foundaton
A Trifle Mixed With Comical Kitchen Disaster
In a playful domestic scene Mrs Honey brags of a new wedding gift cookbook. Edwin reads a misread recipe including almonds, sugar, eggs, pepper and odd ingredients like carrots and onions, mistaking it for soup notes. He laments the muddling of almond souffle with Irish stew and jokes about coating the book's leaves.
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Angelina
Edwin
Is Marriage a Germ Disease Aims at Divorce Control
A dated piece argues that divorce rises from marriage and questions whether marriage is a germ disease. It imagines scientists catching the germ to form antitoxins to reduce divorce, claiming future regulation of divorce with precise science. It cites Herper's Weekly in a speculative tone.
Patents Issued Last Week To Northwestern Inventors
List of patents granted reported by Lothrop Johnson patent lawyers for Northwestern inventors. Names include Scott Ab bott Watertown Minnesota and Albert Alles Ortonville Minnesota with items such as heating drum thresh for tooth drafting instrument bearing for isk drills speed indicator display bin and an immun calculator.
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Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Minn
Scott Abbott
Watertown
Alexander Algeo
Algeo
N. D
Albert Alles
Ortonville
Jacob Faust
Gladstone
Edgar Hodgson
Minneap Colis
Henry Roth
Minneapolis
Oliver Sheppard
Centerville
State of work hours and ambition in a debated remark
In a fragmented quote a speaker argues the hours a man works are set by the state of his advances and his ambition, countering a rubber or supreme court reference. The exchange centers on personal drive versus external constraints.
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Supreme Court
Framing a Symphonic Morning Promise
A fragmentary line notes a reader who can read one of those framen symphonies before breakfast without scowling, promising a joyous, gladsome day for the reader.
Mrs Pinkham's Advice for Sick Women in Lynn
Readers in Lynn Mass learn of Mrs Pinkham offering helpful medical advice to women who contact her letters from Enferm and others praising her for lifesaving guidance. The column touts her experience and the value of her replies, noting the cost of a stamp and the vast reach of her assistance.
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Pinkham
Lynn
Masa
Fmnlck
Partially a Mystery At Philadelphia Woman Burned
A woman named Sayitt-I nearly burned to death in Philadelphia as bystanders watched the fire spread quickly. Observers question why Philadelphians were slow to respond and how the blaze ignited so rapidly.
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Sayitt
Philadelphia
Thinkitt
Twice Two Forehead Jibe Sparks Brief Punchline
A local quip in the Philadelphia Press jokes about two heads being better than one with a pun on foreheads. The lighthearted line contrasts two jokers trading lines in a newspaper cartoon style moment.
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Philadelphia Press
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