Dooley on Medicine and Christian Scientists
Dooley jokes about medical practice and Christian Scientists as he recalls a parish doctor from years past. He mocks beliefs, contrasts old medicine with new progress, and notes how nerves and humor mix in healing. The tale blends comic dialect, local color, and reflections on medical progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christyan
Manny
Mr. Hennessy
Mr. Dooley
Iver
Polis
Father Hickey
Iverybody
Mickrobes
Gardner
Dock
Ingine
O'Hannigan
O’ Hannigan
Modern Fable of Ralph Trains a Money Getter
A father's plan to mold Ralph into a financier backfires as the boy grows up mimicking hard business ethics. Ralph abandons sentiment for profit, creates a family rift, and ends up ousting his father from the business after learning the brutal lessons of the stock market. The piece ends with a moral about how a child's early bent shapes the adult.
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Ralph
Stock Exchange
Providence
R. L
Ki Yi
Father
Old Stories of Everyday Life in Montana
Feature sketches recount quirky encounters in a Montana city, including a visiting Irish giant seeking Misther Dooley, a talk with a newspaper editor, and tales of local workers and pets. The piece blends humor with frontier life and anecdotal moments from daily labor and community life. The wandering visitor details misadventures with belongings and family ties amid Irish and American dialect color.
Tariff Reform Promoted By Public Demand
The Chattanooga Times notes tariff reform is sought by the public. It reports that Republican tariff advocates deem Mr Babcock’s proposed iron and steel tariff revision too drastic but hints that even firmer measures may be offered later. The piece asserts the people want reform and will secure it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga Times
Republican School
Babcock
Rounder tabernacle sermon warns Butte aldermen on ethics
The Rev Jerry Amateaur delivers a sermon to Butte city aldermen at Rounder tabernacle urging fidelity to city law over personal connections. He cautions against special privileges, political debts, and breaking fire and building codes for friends or saloon interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rounder Tabernacle
Butte
Jerry Rounder
Be Buttes aldermen guard city interests and integrity
A speaker urges aldermen to resist selling city favors inside fire limits and warns against promises made for political gain. He stresses duty to all citizens of Butte, condemning favoritism and urging judges over partisans before noting a preacher’s broken promises and an aldermanic season pass for services.
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McCarthy
Dandy
Butte
Council
Jerry
Mrs Culver Known for Aid to East Side Tenants
Mrs. Culver, daughter of Senator Clark the Montana copper king, is a well known benevolent figure in the East Side tenement district of New York. She helps worthy persons and often travels with a team, while warning against impostors who seek to exploit her generosity.
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Culver
Senator Clark
Montana
New York
Percom
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F. P. Dunne
Mr. Ce
Moriarity
Tim Moriarity
Dock Cassidy
Miles City
Ashland
Miles
Jamestown
N. D
Campbell
Alliance Hall Association
Valley City
Asylum
Gladstone
Dillion
Mont
North Dakota
James McNany
Keogh
Yellowstone
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Mr. McNany
Texas
George Ade
Robert Howard Russell
Ralphy
Fiim
Santy
Responsible Corporation
Papa
Mamma
Herculanaeum National Bank and Fundamental Reserve Trust Company
Dada
Oold
Misther Dooley
Dooley
Pat Dooley
Mulligan & Dooley
Neo York
Mary Ellen
Michael Aloysius
Hanna
Waterford Dooleys
Bridget Casey
Pether Dooley
Ballylaneen
Little Jimmie McCarthy
East Fourth Street
Anaconda
Jimmie
Long Dan McCarthy
Mr. McCarthy
Pup
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