Special Excursions to Southwest By Kansas City Southern Trailway
Special excursions to Southwest listed for Feb 7 21 and Mar 7 21 1905 via Kansas City Southern Trailway to Port Arthur Beaumont Lake Charles Galveston Houston San Antonio and all points on KC S Ry with 21 day limit and stopovers both ways. For literature on The Land of Fulfillment or further information write S G Warner G P T A KC S Ry Kansas City Mo Judge notes the door often goes to the hard knocking.
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Southwest
Kansas City
Port Arthur
Beaumont
Tex
Lake Charles
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
S. G. Warner
G. P
T. A
Winter Chautauqua in the Pines Opens March 2 1995
A Winter Chautauqua in the Pines begins March 2 1995 in Citronelle Alabama touted as the greatest Chautauqua in the South. Low railroad rates are arranged. For details and programme literature contact your home agent or Jno M Beal G P A M OLR K St Louis Mo.
Scrambled Ears Prompt a Restaurant Quarrel
A witty department store salesman ordered two fried eggs in a central city restaurant. He demanded one egg fried on each side and hurried the waiter. The Irish waiter misunderstood and a kitchen scramble ensued ending with the waiter declaring the ears were scrambled after a brawl with the cook.
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Ireland
Philadelphia Press
Enok
Retainer Definition Cited by Yonkers Statesman
A Yonkers Statesman item explains a retainer as money paid to lawyers before work begins likening it to paying a gas meter upfront. The quotes reflect broader newspaper voice on public gullibility and skepticism toward pretentious self knowledge.
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Pop
Yonkers Statesman
The Postum Change That Restored Health
A woman recounts severe stomach and nerve issues from coffee. After replacing coffee with Postum, she and her husband and baby improved. color returned, strength restored, and stomach troubles ended. Postum Co. Battle Creek, Mich.
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Postum
Baby
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Practical hotbed construction for small gardens
The article describes building a south facing hotbed in a trench 18 inches deep with a frame and sash of 8x10 glass. It instructs layering one foot of cured horse manure, then six inches of sandy loam or clay soil, keeping the bed loosely packed, watering weekly, and maintaining distinct heat for crops from lettuce to tomatoes.
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Orange Judd
The Value of Bran in Farm Feeding
Prof Harry Snyder argues in the Northwestern Miller that wheat bran is a cost effective safe, nutrient rich animal food ideal for beef and dairy feeding. Bran provides protein fat and carbohydrates with high digestibility and is superior to corn oats rye barley and many wheat varieties in protein and fat content.
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Northwestern
Harry Snyder
Millionaire Seeks Endowed Chair for Job Training
A Brooklyn Life quip notes a financier plans to endow a university chair to teach graduates how to get a job. The remark highlights demand for practical career guidance and placement skills in higher education.
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Brooklyn
MAKE CUTTINGS EARLY FOR PROPAGATION
A farm and home guidance outlines autumn cuttings for grapes currants gooseberries and ornamentals. Use 6 to 10 inch mature wood plant at 45 degree angle in nursery rows or buried in soil with buds facing one direction. Plant in spring in garden soil and cultivate for strong growth including willows plums quinces spirea privet and barberry.
Whitewash Formula Using Cement Lime and Milk
A durable whitewash is made from equal parts Portland cement and quick lime. They are slaked separately with water and thinned with skim milk to reach the desired consistency.
Cow Tail Holder Invented To Aid Milkmaids In Michigan
A Michigan man introduces a cow tail holder to ease milking. The device clamps on the cow’s legs with a flexible link to the tail, reducing effort for the milk purveyor.
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Michigan
Practical farm tips for storage and propagation
The note offers farm guidance on oiling harnesses, crimping hog rings, attending breeders meetings and livestock events, cellar ventilation, fruit storage, frost prevention with a kerosene stove, drying wood to avoid mold, open shed packing, and repropagating coleus plants for next summer. It emphasizes timely actions and seasonal preparation.
Feeding Daily Hay To Fowls Keeps Them In Clover
Those with sowpen hay should provide a daily green food for fowls. Hens eat leaves dry but prefer moistened or steamed hay, which makes them feel in clover and eat more. Bulk hay brings peas as well as leaves for the hens.
Striking a General Average in Public Pay Folly
Quotation from Washington Star about public officials whose pay is described as shockingly small for some and surprisingly adequate for others. The exchange highlights the idea that even low wages can average out against higher sums.
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Washington Star
Temporary and Permanent Loss Quip From Collier's Weekly
A humorous line from Collier's Weekly notes a specialist advising quitting smoking for a while and the patient joking that he must give up fifteen dollars for good. The brief reflects period humor on health costs and addiction.
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Collier’s Weekly
Dodd's Kidney Pills Promoted in Ward Arkansas Notice
From the West reports of cures by Dodd's Kidney Pills. J W Waggoner testifies the pills cured his kidney and bladder problems after trying many medicines. He urges kidney patients to take Dodd's Kidney Pills and claims they cure Bright's Disease.
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Ward, Ark
West
Dodd
J. W. Waggoner
Bright
Things More Deadly Than the Cigarette
Russian dispatches warn of dangers beyond smoking as new threats emerge. The Chicago Chronicle notes readers should heed warnings and consider broader health risks discussed by foreign reports.
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Chicago Chronicle
Earliest Green Onion Introduced by Salter Seed Co
La Crosse Wisconsin firm John A Salter Seed Co markets a new Earliest Green Eating Onion. The advertisement touts it as a valuable new money making vegetable and a winner for farmers and gardeners.
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John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
Test Plant and Seed Catalog Offer to Readers
An old style notice offers a plant and seed catalog for 16 cents postage, claiming 10 000 plants including cabbages turnips celery lettuce onions radishes and flowers plus 26 cents postage for a Salter's Fourth of July Sweet Corn offer. Includes testimonials and unrelated quotes from Chicago Daily News and others.
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Salter
Cory
IS. L
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Kidney Cure
The advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the only kidney remedy tailored for women. It claims it treats female disorders that affect kidneys and cites testimonies from Mrs Samuel Frake and Mrs J W Lang about relief from backache bearing down sensations and other kidney related symptoms. It invites women with kidney trouble to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Samuel Frake
Prospect Plains
N. J
Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
J. W. Lang
Third Avenue
New Yorks
Woren
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California
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Omaha
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E. L. Lomax
T.A. Omaha
Neb
Mark
St.Jacobs Oil
Price
Carters
UTES
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United States
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C. J. Broughton
Quincy
Chicago
W. H. Rogers
Traction-Terminal Biag
Indianapolis
Ind
T. O. Curnrte
Dren
New York City
Enterprise Mfg. CO
Phila
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Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
J. F. Merry
Dubuque
Iowa
Siohece
Mulhall
Sioux City
SreRes Fitzgerald & CO
Box K
Washington, Bv. C
Putnam
Desler
Atonroe Drug CO
Unionville
Missouri
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