Nerve Cure Ad Promises Relief for Child's Nervousness
An advertisement for Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Remedy claims it calms nervous disorders in children and restores sleep and general health. A Buffalo testimonial from Mrs. Mary Ballett describes her now 21 year old daughter as calmer, stronger, and with improved eyesight after use. The ad notes price 60 cents a box and lists J. W. Chase Medicine Co. as manufacturer with J. E. Lemmon, Washington Iowa as local retailer. Also mentions a separate listing for a house for rent by Wilber Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Mary Ballett
Dearborn St
Buffalo
N. Y
Myghter
J. W. Chase Medicine Co
Dollar Signs in Feeder Trade Highlight Light Lambs Profit
The article surveys lamb and swine feeding markets, noting buyers avoid overfeeding light western lambs yet profitable opportunities exist for husky lambs and quick-margin finishers. It cites corn as a finishing feed for swine, announces specialization in breed and grow practices, and references rising interest in Shorthorn cows and pig finishing strategies.
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Michigan
North Dakota
Chicago
Dorset lambs and fall markets boost Brighton sheep trade
The Brighton livestock market eyes a surge in native lambs in coming years. Vermont farmer W G Appleby argues Dorset sheep offer high profitability: fall lambing improves lamb prices, winter conditioning lowers feeding costs, and spring shearing yields four to five pounds of wool per ewe, boosting overall returns.
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Brighton
New England
W. G. Appleby
Fillmore Farms
Vermont
Dorset
Early lambs resist worms with proper Dorset management
Early lambs are less able to be infected by internal parasites than spring born lambs. With proper management Dorset lambs can be kept practically free from stomach worms, a major drawback to successful sheep breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
No Googo Eyes for Her Miss Dunkirk Seeks Work
Miss Julia C Dunkirk of Indianapolis placed an ad in a Chicago paper claiming she wants a stenographer or bookkeeper job not a romance. A Chicago dispatch notes she has answered many want ads in three days and fears leering, disrespectful advances from some employers while seeking steady work with a boss too focused on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia C. Dunkirk
Indianapolis
Chicago
New York World
Dr Hill as a Diplomat and Master of Courtesy
A New York World profile of Dr David Jayne Hill then assistant secretary of state and future ambassador to Berlin portrays him as the smoothest born diplomat in Washington. He was unfailingly polite yet his refusals could be cryptic and baffling as a reporter learned during a late night encounter filled with Latin Greek and French phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jayne Hill
Charlemagne Tower
Berlin
Washington
New York
Gaul
Dr. Hill
Dr. Nill
Dr. Till
Uncle Remus Sees White House Visit With Roosevelt
Joel Chandler Harris known as Uncle Remus arrived in Atlanta after dining with President Theodore Roosevelt in Washington. He recalled the trip fondly saying the president gave him a hearty welcome and praised his warm reception. Harris described feeling tired after a rough journey and late hours at the White House.
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White House
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
Atlanta
Washington
Roosevelt
New York Sun
Remus
Snap Bean Farm
Hypnotic Anaesthetic Powers Do Not Need Drugs
A London dental hospital case shows a young woman became insensible and had five teeth extracted purely by belief. An ethyl chloride apparatus failed to release any anesthetic, yet the patient entered a trance-like state from suggestion alone.
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London
God and the Republic coin slogan proposal sues for change
A New York meeting of the Lewis Avenue Congregational church chapter drew up a petition to place a phrase honoring God on U S coins. The resolution condemns In God We Trust for inviting jocularity but supports a sacred phrase like God and the Republic to reflect religious sentiment without alienating humor.
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Young Men's
Lewis Avenue
New York
United States
New York Times
Roosevelt
God
Lincoln
Chase
Torrey describes postresurrection body at Chicago talk
Evangelist Torrey asserts that after resurrection humans will have physical bodies similar to current ones, able to eat, without fatigue or illness. He cites fatigue limits in his present work and recalls encounters with large crowds, noting recognition of Elijah and Moses on the mountain and questioning how spirit expresses itself without a body.
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Evangelist Torrey
R. A. Torrey
Great Northern Theater
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Trees Planted Around McKinley Monument in Buffalo
About thirty young trees were set out in the grass plots around the McKinley monument in Buffalo by the park department. The planting drew mixed views as observers worried the trees may obscure the monument once they mature, though officials say shade trees fit the overall plan and the trees are intended to stay.
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McKinley Monument
Buffalo
Park Department
Buffalo Times
Offer to pay for waste paper monopoly in Kwongchow
The South China Post reports Chan Tai Yuen a Chinese merchant offers to pay the government 4500 dollars annually for the monopoly of collecting all waste paper in Kwongchow and Shiuhing prefectures to supply material for firecracker manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chan Tai Yuen
South China Post
Kwongchow
Shiuhing
Bazaar by Ladies Aid at Methodist church Haight rooms
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a bazaar in the Haight rooms at the south west corner of the square on Saturday December 7 beginning in the morning and continuing all day and evening. Many sufferers from rheumatism have been surprised by the prompt relief from Chamberlain's Pain Balm which makes sleep and rest possible. For sale by Cook and Sherman.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Haight Rooms
Chamberlain
Cook
Sherman
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J. E. Lemmon
Iowa
Mall
Wilber Miller
Corn Belt
Middle States
National Swine Magazine
Daisy
National Stockman
Nhe
Wmel
Paul
THE
Washington Brick and Tile CO
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Leas
Studebaker
Monte
Stauebaker
Soudebaker
Adi
Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Co
South Bend
Indiana
Mason Transfer and Storage Company
City Feed Yard
New York American
Gan
Germany
GOD and the Republic
Earth
W. E. Chilcote
Dist
Agt
Equitable Life of Iowa
Nicola
Harmon
Bartlett
D. A. Ghalmers
North Marion Ave
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