Lone Oak coal land deal closes near Pittsburg
The Lone Oak coal land holdings northwest of Pittsburg on the Frisco were sold from Robert Lan yon Sr of Wisconsin to Robert HM Lanyon of St Louis and William Lanyon of Iola. The 656 acres at 100 dollars an acre include much of Lone Oak townsite and 120 village lots. The Lanyons plan extensive coal operations and a large smelter plant.
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Lone Oak Coal Land Holdings
Pittsburg
Frisco
Robert Lanyon, Sr
Wisconsin
Robert HM. Lanyon
St. Louis
William Lanyon
Iola
Lone Oak
Lanyons
Three Weeks Change After Kidney Pills Remarkable
Mrs A J Davis of Murray credits three weeks with Foster Milburn Co kidney pills for relief from kidney trouble. Dizzy spells backache and knife like pains disappeared. Advertises 50 cents per bottle sold by dealers. Also includes jokes and quotes from Harper's and San Francisco Chronicle about bees and marriage guidance.
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A. J. Davis
Murray
Saya
Dean
Dwan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Frank H. Short
Fresno
San Francisco Chronicle
The Road to Wellville Postum Ad Claims Coffee Cure
A dramatic testimonial from a 70 year old man credits Postum with ending daily coffee spells and unconsciousness. He details severe coffee withdrawal, heart weakness, and improved health after switching to Postum, noting sleep and alertness improved and declaring the coffee habit ended. The ad is attributed to Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan with headline The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Youngster’s plea for end of spanking echoed in home scene
Wallace Knight recalls a small daughter who asked to be spanked to end her punishment. The girl, kept in bed for disobedience, said lying awake would not improve her and a spanking would, in her view, finish the matter.
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Len
Wallace Knight
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cure for Scabies Patient Shows Rapid Recovery
A New York woman describes how a mission treated a severely scarred patient with scabies and other ailments. After seven weeks of care a regimen of Cuticura Soap Resolvent and Ointment led to swift improvement, with the patient later securing work and regaining strength. Laura Jane Bates of Fifth Avenue credits the treatment and notes the patient’s progress in a letter dated March 11, 1907. It is signed Madame and describes the patient as previously behind but now ahead.
Lewis Single Binder cigars sell over nine million annually
Advert appears to tout Lewis' Single Binder cigars claiming over nine million sold annually and high quality. Mentions factory in Peoria and originator Tin Foil Smoker Package. Also cites artificial flowers makers in New York and Defiance Starch directions for stiff collars.
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Lewis
Lewis Factory
Peoria
Inquiring Freddy Questions Porch Milk Mystery
A youth asks who leaves milk on the front porch at night. His mother suggests God might, but the boy pursues a definite answer with a thoughtful, childish aim to know truth. The piece mixes a child's curiosity with a light humorous tone.
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Freddy
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