New 300 Feet Law Bans Liquor Near Schools In 1905 Proposals
The Stout bill limits liquor licenses within 300 feet of public and parochial schools and bans new licenses after dates in 1905 and 1908. It sets procedures for remonstrances by parents, with exemptions for drugstores hotels and restaurants established before 1905. Also notes a Christiania waiter logging extensive steps per year.
Crystallized Grasses Show Off Sparkling Bouquets
A household note describes crystallizing grasses by boiling water with alum until dense enough to support an egg. Remove from heat, place dried grass bouquets in the solution, then cool. Lift out the bundles to reveal a mass of beautiful crystals.
A disclaimer guest in cheap restaurant asks for hot roll
A weary patron in a cheap restaurant asks a waiter for a hot roll, insisting he cannot be penniless and must be able to pay, expressing doubt about the waiter’s reading of his finances in a colloquial, early 20th century tone.
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St. Louis Republic
Dairy Barn to Feature Silos and Reduced Loft Space
An Inland Farmer notes the near future dairy barn may cut loft room in favor of multiple silo-like structures not airtight or solid. Several months or the entire water supply of roughage could be impacted by this design.
Shelter the Youngsters Calf Shelter Idea
The notice urges building a small shelter for calves to shield them from sunshine and flies in summer. It emphasizes low cost and good return on the investment.
Gradual Ration Changes Preserve Cow Milk Flow
Jersey Bulletin warns against abrupt diet changes when cows switch to spring grass. Sudden removal of ground feed can blunt milk yield, and recovery may be impossible as grass strengthens. Gradual adjustment helps maintain production through the season.
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Jersey Bulletin
Crockery That Wears Well Is Guaranteed by Finstad & Aune
The firm Finstad and Aune of Washburn Wisconsin guarantees crockery against glaze wear and heat damage. They warn some wares craze in fine cracks and are not worth keeping, promising defect free pieces for customers who have been annoyed by such ware.
Physician and Surgeon in Washburn Wisconsin
Advertisement notes a physician and surgeon located next to the Post Office in Washburn Wisconsin urging prospective patients to seek medical care locally.
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Washburn, Wis
A W McLeod Attorney at Law in Wisconsin
A W McLeod operates as attorney at law with offices above Bayfield County Bank in Washburn Wisconsin providing legal services to local residents.
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Attorney AT Law
Bayfield County Bank
Washeburn, Wis
Eye and Throat Clinic Notes and Services
Practice limited to diseases of the ear nose and throat with eye testing and proper glasses. Office rooms 15 and 16 at Ashland Masonic Temple Wisconsin.
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Ashland
Masonic Temple
Wisconsin
Three Physicians Treated Him Without Success
W L Yancy of Paducah Kentucky writes that three top doctors failed to help his kidney disease. He took Foley's Kidney Cure, saw immediate relief after the first bottle, and claims three bottles cured him permanently. He highly recommends the remedy.
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Paducah, Ky
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Frost & Spies
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