An Appetizing Tid Bit from Crown Special Lager
A short pitch extols Crown Special Lager Beer as a comforting nightcap after opera or entertainment. It claims the beer banishes gloom, invites sweet sleep, and offers home delivery if you lack a case in the cellar.
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Burkhardt's Brewery Ad Promotes High Grade Beer
Local advertisement for Burkhardt's Brewery touts high grade beer with contact numbers 259. The copy emphasizes quality and product appeal through brief promotional lines.
Pawn Ticket Dredges and a Dreary Future Theme
The Chicago Tribune and Detroit Journal pieces warn readers about pawn tickets scams and relate a dreary view of the future as the automobile changes traditional courtship. They describe how swindlers exploit customers in pawn schemes and contrast this with a bleak social outlook.
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Requests To Local Societies Will Be Paid From Tallman Estate
A jury in Common Pleas sustains the will of Mrs Rosalie Tallman. Bequests include $50 to George Billow and $1,000 to the city hospital for an elevator. Other gifts go to St Pauls Episcopal church Second Baptist church and several individuals and organizations. Butterworth suit for fees assigned to Judge Nye. Mitchell sought by Sheriff in a divorce petition case. Ernest PaneGer will probate. guardian for minor children to be appointed.
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Pennie
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Teresa Dyer
Akron Board of Charities
Bloomfield
Benjamin Butterworth
J. Ritchie
D. A. Nye
J. Ritchie Haw
Butterworth
Mitchell
Kelly
William D. Mitchell
Ernest Paneger
Anderson
Prospect Street property owners protest C A C railroad switch
Property owners on Prospect Street filed a protest with the Board of City Commissioners against granting permission for the C A C Railroad to cross Prospect near Mill with a switch on the old Jennings School site, purchased by the Pennsylvania Railroad. The board had not received any formal request from the railroad to extend rights to this property. The protest was tabled for future consideration.
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Christmas Art Panel Gift with Platino Cabinets Offer
A city advert promotes a Art Panel gift with each dozen Platino Cabinets priced at four dollars. The panel, regular five dollars, is described as new and unique and tied to the cabinet purchase with a call to visit and be convinced.
The Elevator Boy by M amwell Woe Kind and Good Man
A reader recounts meeting Mr Mosswell an elevator agent who offers friendship and guidance to the narrator the elevator boy. The tale depicts trust mentorship and a claim of life improving assistance from a benevolent building agent.
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C. Lewin
Mosswell
Ranimis
Motors
Rikit
Ile
Anitation
Benign tenant schemes and a missing sister mystery
A chaotic tale unfolds in a building with Mr Mosswell and Dam on & Co. The narrator recalls thefts of Tempus and mint iron, constant talk of a California gold mine, and a plan to leave flowers for a pale faced stenographer. The plot thickens around a grave and a mockery led by Banks and an unseen donor.
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Elevator Boy's Turbulent Farewell in a Mystery Life
In the life of Summis, the elevator boy, a violent room confrontation ends with Mr Mosswell nearly killed and the speaker betraying heartbreak. Misused trust, starvation era hardship, and a grim departure mark the decline of the adopted father figure as tension erupts in a brutal incident followed by a final, sorrowful farewell.
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Banks
Lim
Summis
M. Quan
The Nameless Child Recalls a Poem by Eugene Field
A fragmented OCR passage recalls a poem about a child and a mother figure, with lines of whimsical dialogue and a later reflection on time and memory. The speaker contemplates staying playful while growing old, and mentions themes of childhood songs and the life of the author.
Feae growth Le lnk and royal youth in decline
Anarchic, archaic prose depicts nobility and youth clashing with grim punishment. A judge condemns theft and cunning, while themes of perseverance and kingship surface amid fractured dialogue and cryptic scenes. Strong entities include unnamed youths, a judge, and coded references to royal duty.
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