Wisconsin College Exhibition At Barron County Fair Grounds
The University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture hosts an exhibition of Short Course work at the Barron County Fair Grounds in Rice Lake September 10 to 12. Farmers and families are invited to visit the University tent to view agricultural work and join a free mailing list for bulletins and reports. The note cites the university’s educational advantages and opportunities for young farmers and promising readers from the Experiment Station.
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College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Barron County
Rice Lake
Wisconsin State Sunday School Convention in Waukesha
The Wisconsin State Sunday School Convention will be held in Waukesha from September 17 to 19. Noted speakers include E. O. Excell B. F. Jacobs Marion Lawrance Alfred Day and W. C. Pearce. Pastors superintendents primary workers and teachers are invited to attend and delegates are requested from every school. For information contact State Secretary Rev. E A Potter Mukwonago Wisconsin.
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Waukesha
Wisconsin
E. O. Excell
B. F. Jacobs
Marion Lawrance
Alfred Day
Michigan Association
W. C. Pearce
Chicago Association
E. A. Potter
Mukwonago
Love and marriage guidance from Alcott in The Ladies Home Journal
A September Luouisa M Alcott piece urges men to seek a compatible partner to sustain happiness and keep life thriving. It stresses the enduring value of a genuine woman’s love to maintain an Edenic, long and joyful life.
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Adam
Paradise
Louisa M. Alcott
The
Ladie’s Home Journal
The Ten Talent Man Like a Chrysanthemum
A concise meditation compares the ten talent man to a chrysanthemum with many blossoms, noting that on first acquaintance he makes a grand impression and displays multiple gifts.
Social liberties of American children condemned in brief
A Ladies' Home Journal note from September warns that child dances and evening parties disturb children’s rest, arguing such liberties fuel youth excitement and harm their futures. It asserts that children lack informed strength to handle late hours and suggests restraint.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Bible as Storehouse of Imagery and Language
A concise reflection on the Bible’s abundant imagery and varied style, noting its value as literature beyond its spiritual message. The piece highlights approachable language alongside ornate phrasing, underscoring the text’s enduring linguistic richness.
Public notice bids sought for Washburn town highways
Sealed bids will be received at the Town Clerk of Washburn until August 31 1901 at 7 30 p m for the construction of highways described starting at the quarter post between sections 32 and 33 township 48 north range 5 west and extending west along the quarter line then north to the section line between sections 32 and 33 half a mile. The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reject any or all bids. C O Sowder Town Clerk.
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Washburn
Board of Supervisors
C. O. Sowder
Rail and Lake Passenger Rates Advertised by City Ticket Office
The notice lists multiple travel options with rail and lake combinations from the Via Duluth route to Detroit Cleveland Michigan Central and Soo routes. Prices range from 17 to 23.95 dollars with meals berths and tickets available at 303 West Second Street. A. B. Noble promotes the short line advantage and smooth connections with leading lake lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Railway
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co
Owen Sound
Lost Irish Pointer Found At Business Premises
A notice from T. H. Robinson states an Irish pointer is in possession of his business and the owner can reclaim by paying costs. claim must be made in person at the business.
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T. H. Robinson
A Worthy Successor to Cure Catarrh
An old practitioner claims a new treatment for catarrh called Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure. Priced at one dollar per month, it promises to relieve and permanently cure catarrh by removing the cause and stopping discharges. Sent prepaid to the United States or Canada from Edwin B. Giles & Co. Philadelphia.
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United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Com Pnay
Market Street
Philadelphia
Dr Le Duc's Female Regulator Promoted For Menstrual Relief
An advertisement from Paris promotes Dr Le Duc's Genuine French Female Regulator to cure delayed and irregular menstruation. It claims reliability and offers shipping, with price of $2 a package or 3 for $5, listing multiple druggists and stores as distributors.
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Owen, Frost & Co
Washburn
Bayfield Pharmacy
H. G. Gille
Ashland
A. H. Miles
Iron River
Qane & Sodergin
W. Superior
Max Wirth
Duluth
Be Your Own Physician in Urinary Health Ad
Advertisement from The Kidd Drug of Elgin Illinois promoting Geneva Improved Tablets to cure urinary system diseases including inflammation irritation ulcers and gonorrhea with a money back promise if not cured. Offers two for five dollars and lists multiple distributors across Illinois and Minnesota.
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Kidd
Elgin
Gustan Weing
Geneva
America
Owen, Frost & Co
Washburn
Bayfield Pharmacy
H.G. Gielle
Ashland
A. H Miles
Iron River
Lignell & Sodergren
W. Superior
Max Worth
Duluth
Don’t Force Your Bowels Vegetable Regulator Ad
An advertisement promotes a bowel regulator and liver vitalizer described as harmless and pleasant tasting. It claims no griping or pain and lists prices from 25 to 50 cents. Sold by Owen, Frost & Co. dispensing druggists in Washburn, Wisconsin.
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Chichester
Englis
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Square
Phila
Owen, Frost & Co
Washburn, Wis
August Flower the Leading Medicine of Its Time
A vintage advertisement touts August Flower as the world’s largest selling medicine for indigestion biliousness and related ailments. It claims it cleans the system stops fermentation aids liver and nerves and provides quick relief from dull feelings and headaches with a few doses. It also promotes Green's Prize Almanac. tf.
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Green
Milwaukee Sentinel Promises $15,000 in Governor Vote Guess Contest
An arrangement with the Press Publishing Association offers Milwaukee Sentinel readers a chance to win part of 15,000 in prizes by guessing the combined governor vote of Iowa Massachusetts and Ohio on November 5 1901. Prizes total 15000 with 5000 for first, 2500 for second, 1000 for third and many more. Subscribers get one free guess per month prepaid and may send subscriptions for multiple months to gain more guesses. Communications go to the Circulation Department Milwaukee.
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Press Publishing Association
Milwaukee Sentinel
Iowa
Massachusetts
Ohio
Daily and Sunday Sentinel
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Philadelphia Record
Buffalo
Edgar
Eller Paledo
Masonic Temple
Washburn Electric Light & Power Company
Washburn Ice Co
Ice
L. N. Clausen
J. D. Manning
Gilbert Olson
H.C. Prudhomme
Monarch
Racycle
Barnes
White Flyer
Smith & Zime
M All Payments
Bayfield
Orienta
Pratt
Port Wing
D. M. Maxcy
Caxton Bldg
Chicago
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