Wine Prospects Blighted By Storms In Prance
Heavy rains and fierce winds ruined the early harvest in eastern France, wrecking what had been the brightest wine outlook in a century. Growers face losses as the season’s crop deteriorates amid unsettled market expectations.
Early Census City Rankings and Graham Grain-O Ad
The article notes Peete in Philadelphia as the largest city at the time of the first census, with York second, Poston third, Charleston fourth, and Baltimore fifth. It mentions Grain-O a grain beverage replacing coffee, priced at 15 or 25 cents per package, and Allen's Foot-Ease free samples for foot care. Also cites a Katy Flyer route from St Louis to San Antonio and California destinations, plus a remark on ice man bills.
Testimony of nerves and stomach woes to Mrs Pinkham
A letter describes severe nervous tension stomach upset and systemic fatigue with pains in the groin and back. The writer fears illness and seeks Mrs Pinkham's help noting widespread distress and insomnia as a sign of a haunting condition.
Obscure 1900s advertisements mix in Swarthmore monument note
Fragmented OCR shows varied items from patent medicines to travel ads and public notices, including claims about Halls Catarrh Cure, Allen's Foot Ease, Cascarrets, and pills. It references census notes, weathered opinions on education, and a Swarthmore Pa monument project.
Kansas News Clippings From Topeka and Statewide Updates
Kansas towns feature eight Kuhsans in a college and a major waterworks project costing 850000. Wallace county reports no local newspaper. Topeka hosts a specialty company of home talent and the Kansas Dairy association plans January events. Kansas legislative reapportionment looms. several counties and towns record elections, commodities, rail purchases, and farm shows.
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Tola
Charney Curtis
Topeka
Kansas
H. Bentley
Kingman County
John Seaton
Wichita
Kansas Har Association
John Marshall
Santa Fe
Preston
Kansas State Dairy Association
Preston Plaindeale
F. Todd
Oklahoma
Leavenworth
Wulfeckuler
May Scott
Ioa
Bingham County
Idaho
The
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Prominent Mrs Olberg Advocates Dodd s Kidney Pills
Near retirement in journalism Mrs Henriette C Olberg of Albert Lea Minnesota once led linen and flax exhibits at the World s Fair in Chicago and the Omaha Exposition. She credits Dodd s Kidney Pills as a help during taxing official duties and travels. General Sir Anthony Blaxland Stapleham obituary notes a long military career from Navarino to the Crimean War and Chinese campaigns.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Northwest
Henriette C. Olbere
Olberg
Chicago
Omaha
Nebraska
Distaff
Dodd
Stanchewe
Anthony Blaxland Stampham
England
British Empire
Navarino Bay
Tempers and tales from a bygone era in one issue
A string of short items covers science notes on human and animal temperatures, a new Washington railroad permit tied to Colville reservation, Winston Churchill on newspaper work, metal compositions for white metals, Roosevelt’s campaign mileage and speeches, a China marriage market note, Victoria’s relic gift from Italy, a North Andover cat living with a cow, and Rev. Dr. Hale’s charity work in Boston.
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Weehington
Werner Miller
New York
Colville
Washington
Republic and
Kettle River
North Andover
Mass
Hale
Edward Everett Hale
Boston Associated Charities
Buenos Aires Meat Markets and Sudden Deaths Report
In Buenos Aires vegetables are sold in piles and buyers estimate quantity and quality by eye. Butchers price meat per chunk rather than by water. Chicago reports twenty nine cases of sudden death in three days as doctors blame weather and temperature shifts for many deaths.
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Man
Buenos Aires
Chicago
Baston's Graver Crimes Increase
During the year ended September 30, the Boston criminal court saw about 5,000 more cases than the previous year yet noted a rise in grave crimes. The article mentions China as a major source of coal and outlines eighteen provinces with large deposits. An Eastern Shan-See anthracite area is described as 13,500 miles in extent.
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Kansas
Atchison County
Sumner County
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Baston
Boston Criminal Court
China
Sxhent
Noted Knight Templar Endorses Peruna Health Remedy
A soldierly figure described as Colonel T. P. Moody advocates Peruna, recounting long battles with catarrh and stomach problems. He cites personal and spousal recoveries, praises the remedy, and urges readers to begin Peruna promptly. The ad frames catarrh as widespread and lists The Peruna Medicine Co. of Columbus, Ohio, as the source.
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Staten Wes West
Buffalo
Chicago
Oriental Consistors Mazons
Michigan Avenue
Muxdy
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
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