November Ailments Their Prevention and Cure
A historical health piece discusses November’s chill, body adjustment, and the kidney strain from reduced perspiration. It touts Peruna as a remedy, cites Doewna, and notes long use in Europe and America. mentions balloon law and social chatter about celebrity figures in a garbled late 19th or early 20th century style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misi
Europe
Amelia
Denno
Prattman
Miiny [Bo Puis
Lomes
Love of Animals in Wartime Prose Vignettes
A fragmentary excerpt reflects on animal affection amid siege conditions. Quotations hint at reactions to cruelty and care, with mentions of Paris and emotional scenes showcasing humanity’s bond with animals during hardship.
Minnie’s Sincere Prayer in From Everybodies Magazine
In the piece Minnie imagines a house without a tailor where Mlome endures long talks about fashion. At night she prays aloud with fervor asking the Lord to make them all very stylish. The mock prayer blends humor with everyday wishful thinking about style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Everybbody's
Mlome
John Fiske
John
Nitia
Mary
Martha
Mr. Fiske
Doctor’s Trials to Wellbeing Through Grape-Nuts
An overworked Ohio doctor shares his struggles with indigestion, weakness, and mental fatigue from long hours. He reports rapid, lasting improvement after adopting Grape-Nuts for breakfast and dinner, aided by pamphlet The Road to Wellville and a Postum Co endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hedlethy
Ame
Wellville
Postum Co
The Deluge by David Gramam Phillips
In a tense office confrontation, Roebuck challenges Walters to quit excuses and fraud, while Walters vows to reveal crimes and face ruin. Roebuck rejects manipulation, offers mercy only if Walters reforms, and Walters concedes defeat, leaving Roebuck to confront a moral crisis in a company once ruled by menacing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Roebuck
Tom
Mr. Roebuck
New York
Watters
Grey Col Road
Towad
Rorhuck
Peruet
John Wilkinson
Raebuckson
Run
Thougher
Wattery
Turbulent Dinner Echoes of Snobbery and Power
Inside Ellerslys' drawing room Matt Blacklock observes the social elite, feels humiliated by his own snobbery, and confronts his belief in industry leaders as Roebuck and Langdon clash with his ambitions. The scene exposes vanity, power, and the lure of influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roetnick
Walters
General Grant
Ness
Grant
Rachuek
Roebuck
France
Feebuck
Red
Blacklock
Black Mutt
Anita
Ellerslys
Mrs. Ellersly
Tate
Mowbray Langdon
Langdon
Eello
Lemons Scarce and Prices Rising Domestically
A lengthy analysis traces lemon shortages to a record summer boosting demand while supply from Sicily Naples and Spain falters. It notes European sources like Messina and Naples supply the U S and explains how curing and rind processing for citrate of lime shapes prices and availability. The piece highlights fragile lemon trees frail in cold snaps and the artificial late ripening methods on Italian estates that drive peak prices in May and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Mail
Messina
Palermo
Sicily
Naples
Spain
Malaga
Murela
Carthagena
Lisbon
California
Unite Tates
Europe
Great Britain
Lera
England
Sieilian
Ilmost
Trench Riviera
Italy
What are you crying for my poor little boy
A Ladies' Home Journal fragment shows a man comforting a crying boy after a fall, with dialogue highlighting familial concern and a neighboring sister remarking on the incident. The piece reads as a domestic vignette with gentle humor and cautionary tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Practical Joke Involving Counterfeit Bill Reported
A New York Weekly item describes a prank where a person flashed a counterfeit five dollar bill to a stranger. The interaction escalates as an officer is rumored to be searching for the offender, prompting the victim to demand real money and threaten exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Weekly
Ballooning Struggles and Descent Story in Appletons Article
An Appletons magazine November piece recounts ballooning peril with vivid detail. Pr Julian P. Thomas describes ascending to 10,000 feet, a cool air current condensing gas, and a rapid fall through clouds and a forest to a forested landing. Ballast, provisions, and even a brother were sacrificed to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian P. Thomas
Appleton'’s Magazine
Claude
Fragmentary Tale of Courtlife at a Dinner Party
A readable fragment describes a dinner party at Boaton and a winter stay at Sih Réind. A guest jokes about a diary kept for court life while another quips about secrets and honor. The dialogue hints at social intrigue and hidden confidences within aristocratic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Henstadts
Basuagh
Wits
Genet Woilant Waltond
Guten Victoria
Sih Réind
Laighing
Ephon
Amie
Allenist Converses with Czar in Odd Exchange
An allenist wanders through an Ingane asylum and asks a man on a brown bench his name. The man replies with a backhanded reference to being Czar Nicholas, noting a prior title of emperor of Germany held by a “frat wife.”
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Alt
Allenst
Nerecly
Czar Nicholas
the Atlenst
Germany
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Tinern
Goulds
Larry Lehr
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Aly
Peay
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the Deluge
David Gramam
Phillips
Mr. Langdon
Monson
Mrs. Langdon
Miss Ellersly
Miss Fillersly
Matt
Belray
Iowa
Wig
Eviersly
Wael
Mark Twain
Dr. Parkhurst
Galifornia
Carter
W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
Stalnthin
Brockton
Mass
Douglas
Dougige
Brockton Mess
Tae Yuan Lompson
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