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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1902

Page

8

Read and Read eczema remark at drug store scene

A clipped excerpt notes Raley Read described as an eczema of the scalp with casual remarks about a coal question. The Philadelphia Press tone is humorous as a striker and clerk exchange humorous banter appears in the fragment.

Vunton Miter Philadelphia Press

Rural Mail Boxes and a Convenient Carrier Box Wheel

A rural mail box system article describes mounting multiple mail boxes on a single wheel to streamline delivery. A six foot post, end wheel from an old binder, and attached boards hold four to six boxes. Carriers fill all boxes from one stop. deposit mail in one box and lift a signal flag. Variants show four to eight boxes on one wheel.

Post Office Department C. E. Knudson

Planting of Trees on Up-to-Date Farm

A farmer describes early spring tree planting to preserve shade and protect the environment. Sugar maples line the roadside and house, with hard maples, ash, and chestnut left as sacred as part of brush-clearing. The piece urges farmers to replace cut trees and notes trees aid climate and flood control while praising farmers as benefactors. It also notes Cuban vegetables entering Chicago markets and the potential for a substantial winter garden trade, with Cuba’s climate allowing year-round production and future nursery growth.

Cuba Chicago Antilles Luye United States

Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Cure for Back and Kidney Troubles

An 1890s advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a universal cure for backache and kidney disorders tied to urinary issues and Bright's disease. It cites Mrs. Adam Guntle of Crawfordsville Indiana, claiming long relief after three boxes, and offers a free trial by mail from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with a 50 cent per box price.

Bright Dean Adam Guntle South Plum St Crawfordsville Ind

Nrisco System New Observation Unite Cars

Train service out of Saint Louis and Kansas City includes handsome Observation Cafe Cars under Fred Harvey management. Cars feature libraries, spacious observation rooms, easy chairs, writing materials, newspapers, electric lights and fans. Trains depart daily via the Frisco System.

Vrisco Saint Louis Kansas City Fred Harvey Frisco

Gratitude Amid Illness in a Wry Quote

A fragment from the Chicago Record Herald quotes a doctor naming a condition as the speaker, Connolly, reflects on possible death with a strangely cheerful wish. The tone mixes grim medical talk with dark irony about recovery and happiness.

Cnolly Fats Chicago Record-Herald

Very Low Colonists' Rates to West and South West

Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route offers one way Colonists and Settlers tickets to California and North Pacific Coast points and select western territories at half first class fare plus $2.60. Tickets valid first and third Tuesdays monthly from October 2nd to April 31st, available via local agents or H. C. Townsend, G P T Agent, St. Louis. Includes a quoted civic quip about officials and taxes amid reader comments from Cleveland Plain Dealer and Indianapolis News.

Missouri Pacific Railway Iron Mountain California North Pacific Coast Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana Texas H. C. Townsend St. Louis

Why educated women choose marriage or singleness

A porch conversation contrasts educated women's marriage expectations with bachelorhood. They discuss whether education broadens horizons and whether women decline proposals for higher standards, anchored by two women who recently married. The exchange reveals social views on education, marriage, and autonomy.

A Fatal Mistake In Moonlit Summer Stroll

Philadelphia and New York lovers in a summer hotel scene tease each other about familiarity. A fatal mistake unfolds as a signal from the post tests a tense moment. The snippet blends social irony with a warning about pride and misreading intentions.

Philadelphia New York N. Y. Herald

Peruna endorsements from several notable figures

Letters praise Peruna as a cure for catarrhal trouble and colds. Congressman Wilber from Columbus testifies to nearly full recovery, while C F Given of Sussex NB and Julian Weisslitz of Buffalo share strong testimonials. They urge others to seek Dr Hartman’s advice if results vary.

D. F. Wilber Onco Peruna Medicine, Co Columbus David F. Wilber C. F. Given Sussex N. B Perona Sangerlust New York City Julian Weisslitz Hartman Dr. Hartman Ate Hartman Sanitarium Columbuay 10

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