Lovelorn Pringe and Gould Tie Up in Secret Hoboken Wedding
Prince Helie de Sagan and Anita Gould reportedly wed secretly in Hoboken New Jersey as reporters chased the couple. Authorities say a civil ceremony June 14 in France will seal the alliance, with each party keeping control of their fortunes amid divorce constraints.
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A Happy Mother Crown Princess Gazelia and Her Sons
Crown Princess Cecelie of Germany joyfully welcomes two sons to the imperial family. Crown Prince Wilam, heir to the throne, and baby Louis Ferdinand strengthen the dynasty as Ger mans celebrate domestic happiness and enduring affection within the royal pair.
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Wolves and the Cougar Reeked Revenge at the Trap
In a fable from the Worcestar Post two wolf brothers find their chicken tree ravaged by a hungry cougar. They claim no owner, face a bears guidance, and set a trap by the brook to catch the cougar. The trap springs on Bruin, teaching respect after theft.
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What Made the Difference in a Tiger and Clown Tale
A Bengil tiger boasted strength over a clown in a show. The clown claimed a little box contains power to counter brute force. The tiger raged at bars as the clown’s whip kept him in check, proving brains beat brawn in this jungle showdown reported by the Detroit Journal.
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Detroit Journal
Bowser Mocks Grip Then Loses Voice In Public Dramatics
In a comic skit adapted from a 1908 piece, Mr Bowser brags he can defy the grip’s seriousness and failingly fends off laryngitis. After days of inept remedies, his voice returns during a home scene as he shouts at a tramp, shocking Mrs Bowser with the recovery in full view.
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Struggling Young Author and the Cost of Advice
A fragment from a Pittsburg newspaper item about a struggling young author who rejects friendly advice, arguing that advice often harms the author. The brief lines reflect a witful exchange where the author questions the value of well meaning input.
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Tye
Pittsburg
Those Broken Ranks CopsTlekt Tribute Poem Fragment
Fragmented war era verse reflects on fallen comrades and the fading ranks. It laments thinning lines, aging veterans, and distant memories while honoring past sacrifices and the enduring praise due to those who served. The piece blends sorrow with hopeful renewal and gratitude.
First Gun Firing Man Ends Life After War
Edmund Rufin, who fired the first shot at Port Sumter and led a James River plantation life, faced ruin by Confederate fortunes. Disappointed and humiliated by the South’s defeat, Rufin reportedly shot himself on June 11 1860 at Amelia Court House after the war.
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Cannon bail donation from Fort Sumter to National Museum
Dr Hutson Ford of Washington donated a 40 pound cannon ball fired at Fort Sumter during the Civil War era opening engagement. The artifact was presented to the National Museum, highlighting its historical significance and link to the fort's first clash.
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Teaching Colt to Back and Winter Feed Practices
A short guide on training a young horse to back using an older animal and steady driver patience. It notes placing the horse near yards with birds for stimulus and recommends seed crops like broom corn sorghum and grain to maintain egg production and variety during winter.
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Minster
Fiese Jesson
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Wellness and Joy
An old advertisement touts Hellfater's Rocky Mountain Tea as a palatable, healing remedy. It claims to aid the weak and provide curative elements, inviting readers to purchase at 3 cents per tablet or 3 cents per tablet from A. N. Schultz.
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Hellfater
Schultz
Kodol for Dyspepsia and a Georgia letter backstory
A faded 1900-era personal note from Rodny, Ga, describes relief after using Kodol for dyspepsia. The writer recalls stomach and bowel issues and mentions a blood purifier, expressing goodwill toward the recipient and signing off with best wishes from Onsroll, Rodny, Ga, August 27, 1900.
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SD Breuning & Co
Pills and Cures Parade in Odd Patent Medicine Ad
An old advertisement extols Warner s White Wine of Tar for coughs and praises Da Witt s Kidney and Bladder Pills for backache and kidney relief. It touts Kennedy s Laxative Cough Syrup and Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup as gentle yet effective. The misspelled testimonial from Mr Barber credits Witt s pills with curing urinary issues, urging readers to buy from Schultz & Co and Breauflow Co. The piece frames kidney and bladder ailments as common and solvable with patent medicines.
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Schultz & Roy
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