Learned Litterateurs and Famous Writers Lauded Sky
Sherard says Maupassant despised literature and preferred other topics. Cory describes her Helena Montana home as a small yellow and white dot by a large lake. Martin, 90, plans a monograph series on Garrick Macready Rachel and Brockmarr. Crawford and Soderini work on a Pope Leo XIII site ps to four volumes. Hardy, Dorchester recluse, dresses simply and shuns overcoats, favoring a sheepskin waistcoat in cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harborough Sherard
Paris
Guy de Maupassant
Fanny ¥. Cory
Child Fe
Helena
Mont
Theodore Martin
Garrick
Macready
Rachel
Baron Brockmar
Marion Crawford
Count Soderini
Clementi
Thomas Hardy
Dorchester
Church Celebrities and Clerical Notes Across Nation
A carved lectern memorial for Amos Adams Lawrence in Appleton Wisconsin stems from Boston founder of Lawrence University. Ex Representative H Kirke Porter will tour the world to raise 1 5 million for Baptist missions to endow foreign schools. A new mass from Melan at Canisius College was approved by Rome. Rev Dr William Rainsford resigns from St George's Church New York for health. Rev Robert Harley is sole Congregational member of London's Athenaeum and a noted mathematician who once neglected multiplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Church
Appleton
Amos Adams Lawrence
Boston
Lawrence University
Wis
H. Kirke Porter
Pittsburg
P. Bonvin
Melan
Vesant Square
Robert Harley
London
The
Athenaeum
Rheumatism Cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills in Syracuse Tale
Mrs A Baker of 119 Fitch Street Syracuse testifies that after a year of severe rheumatism centered in the left knee and dizziness she was cured by three boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills. She notes prior misdiagnosis and states she bought more to confirm lasting relief, praising the remedy. The pills claim to supply missing blood elements and purge impurities, with Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady selling 50 cent boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams’ Pius
FARM 2GARDEN OR PRETTY GOOD LAND LEVELER
A Michigan Farm and Home reader describes a soil pulverizer and leveler built from three hardwood poles six inches in diameter and eight feet long. Poles are chained together and a board with an old mowing machine seat extends beyond the third pole to provide a driver’s seat. A double-tree connects to the front pole by a short chain.
Treatment of Potato Scab With Corrosive Sublimate Bath
A farmer explains that soaking seed potatoes in a corrosive sublimate solution kills the scab fungus and prevents disease spread. Prepare a bath using three ounces of corrosive sublimate in ten gallons of water, soak seed potatoes for two hours, in a separate barrel, and keep the solution away from animals.
Retaining the Humus in Soil Health and Moisture
The article explains humus as decayed plant matter enriching soil by adding bulk and moisture retention. It notes humus decays at varying rates, is depleted by sun exposure and lime, and warns fresh lime can be destructive, reducing drought resistance and crop production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Believer in Deep Plowing from Missouri Farmer
A Missouri farmer advocates deep plowing to improve soil moisture storage. He urges gradually increasing plow depth each year and turning furrow slices to aid subsequent work. He cautions against plowing when soil is too wet to avoid soil damage and harder work later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Living Death No More after Kidney Pills Rescue
Andrew Johnson of Sioux Falls says a year of kidney trouble left him bedridden and emaciated until Dean's Kidney Pills improved his condition. A doctor had warned he could not live six weeks. After use, swelling subsided, appetite returned, and he regained weight. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Poster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
West Twelfth
Sioux Falls
S. D
Dean
Poster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
California Fig Syrup Co
California
Fig Syrup Co
Unlucky thirteen and a creditor’s table tale
A fragmented dialogue recounts a meeting of creditors in a lawyer’s office about unlucky numbers and payments. The piece weaves in an ad passage for Nickel Plate Road service from Chicago to eastern cities, noting through trains, dining options, and low fares. It ends with quips about college choices and a foot care powder advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victualat
Tuala
Chicago
Ft. Wayne
Cleveland
Evie
Buffalo
New York
City
Boston
New York City
Bow Fon
Iowest
Infantile Eczema Cure Claims Save Baby's Life
An old advertisement fragment touts Cuticura remedies as life saving for infantile eczema, recounting a baby’s months of suffering and rapid recovery after using the products. The text also includes scattered quotes about health and morality from various readers.
Indian Proverbs Reflect Stereotypes and Conflict Lore
A collection of sayings portrays Native Americans with harsh stereotypes about cowardice speech and violence. Phrases claim the paleface dominates by power and deception. The text links ritual, theft, and divine judgment with enduring land conflict and gendered humor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michigan
South Dakota
Chicago Daily Nev Ae
Sanny
Allen
Olmsted
Roy
Lumbago
Acura
St. Jacobs Oil
Pathy
Baby Lyon
Cutiura
Maebella Lyon
Opyiston Ave
Parsons, Kun
Mies
Chicago ‘Tribune
Washington Star
Thore
Mim
Europe
Johne
Ree
Detriot
Dodds
Castoria
Chesebrough Mfg. CO
State Street
Hicu Class
Druccists
Tre
Brocktea
W. Lade
Genullia
Chas
Cillisg
Clifford Bik
Grand Forks
Dal JT
Machlan
Watertown
Dakars
Jackson Street
Paul
TOWER
A. J. Tower CO
USA
Tower Camatiam
Toraats
Gray
AN. RA
Alu
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!