Kaiser In Different Pose War Anniversary Quoted
Senator Myers of Montana recalls the Kaiser’s wartime stance on peace and notes a self styled bold, bad man who started the world war. A frontier-style exchange with Redface Leary and a Tin Can saloon preacher ends with a punchy retort about having no enemies to love.
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Senator Myers
Montana
Germany
Kaiser
Redface Leary
Redface
Tin Can
Nedface
Parr
He has the earmarks of a Brent musician
A snippet contrasts a male speaker’s claim that a Brent musician shows distinctive earmarks with a female reply questioning if all musicians share such marks, hinting at identity and branding in a social exchange.
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Brent
Brooklyn Groups Pledge Anti-Yellow Dog Clubs to Halt War
Brooklyn, New York, reports 20 antiwar clubs named Anti-Yellow Dog pledging efforts to stop the war Hans.
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Brooklyn, N. Y
Cicer ay Cabinet Reflects on Duty and Sacrifice
Poem fragment contrasts longing for lofty sacrifice with neglect of daily duties. It urges the soul to value small daily cares while aspiring for higher heights of service. The lines emphasize balance between ambition and routine across a contemplative tone.
Bananas and Relishes Featured In Home Cookery Column
A home kitchen piece extols bananas as a flavor-absorbing, easy-to-digest fruit and provides recipes for banana croquettes with lamb chops compote of bananas with orange syrup baked bananas fruit cocktails cucumber and onion pickle chutney relishes tomato conserve and cucumber chowder. It cites Jaden boughs in autumn and includes garbled closing lines.
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Marion Harland
Horserad
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Offer Kidney and Bladder Relief
An old Holland remedy claims centuries of use for kidney and bladder issues. The Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules are imported, five drops per capsule, and promise relief from backache rheumatism and related pains with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Haarlem
Holland
Holland Laboratories
Locomotive Heroic Self Destructs Against German Assault
An American railway unit in France used a $15,000 locomotive as a last resort during a German advance. Sergeant George Robertson ordered the steam valve sealed and fuel shifted to the fire box, then retreated. The boiler exploded moments later, destroying the locomotive and scattering German forces. Robertson earned the Croix de Guerre.
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Railway
George Robertson
Robertson
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for Deafness
An 1890s style advertisement claims catarrhal deafness is incurable by local applications and can only be cured by a constitutional remedy Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It asserts the medicine works through the blood to reach mucous surfaces including the Eustachian tube and offers a hundred dollar reward if it fails.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Outrageous Justice Tale and Tarbuckle Wit
A Arizona court fined a man ten dollars or ten days in jail. He paid nine dollars and thirty days were imposed. The man sued for redress but was told a remedy would require another sentence. Tarbuckle riffs on women and invitations, ending with a simple joke about needing a big house to avoid inviting friends.
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Arizona
Tarbuckle
Pays to Hustle and Waiting Wisdom
A Louisville Courier Journal note contrasts patience with initiative as a street-smart maxim. It implies fortunes favor those who actively pursue opportunities rather than wait passively.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Is She Very Rich She Takes A Glass Of Milk
A witty exchange notes a person’s presumed wealth based on a habit of drinking a glass of milk at every meat. The remark highlights social class through a simple domestic image.
Debutante Dilemmas In Baltimore Star Excerpt
Debutante faces a crunch between marrying a loving poor youth or a rich banker who dotes on her. Worldly mother counsels money over affection, highlighting social pressure in a Baltimore Star excerpt.
Proverb Phrase Mirrors Sleep Wisdom
The line suggests a paradox about sleep habits, urging early rising by implying one should retire without a partner or idle companion. It frames a practical rule about daily rhythm and personal discipline in a concise, aphoristic style.
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