Benevolent Associations seek medical aid for diseases
A fragmented notice mentions Benevolent Associations and charitable groups including Good Templars and various societies. It references a Dr. Partman or Hartman in Columbus seeking help for patients with grippe or similar illnesses and urges readers to obtain his advice at the Shoe Heart Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penevalent Association of
Chicara
Mars
Ation
Yonretta Eioaearn
Templars
Woessia Charactar
PAW
Colipas
Tlartman
Shoe Hearty Sanitarium
Columbus
Motel funerals and hotel burials spark landlord objections
The Observer reports landlords push back against funerals in hotels arguing such houses are places of comfort and cheer not mourning. Protests arise as families seek services at hotel venues to avoid arrangements elsewhere, prompting debate on propriety and venue authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pincus
Elder Pettus Rebuffs Call for Quiet Departure
An amused exchange reports Senator Pettus of Alabama as a long serving octogenarian who jokes about resigning to let younger politicians take his seat. An Alabama colleague suggests extending tenure to 100, prompting Pettus to quip about trading places if he dies, highlighting generational push and humorous rift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Pettus
Alabama
Tie
Pettus
Jim
Mr. Pettus
New York Times
Fifty Dollars to Sit Down and a Kidney Cure
Carmel Indiana December 1 Joseph L Duffey recalls an illness in the fields that left him weak and unable to rise. After using Dodds Kidney Pills he reports restored health appetite and strength and claims others in the area have found similar relief from kidney related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Ind
Joseph L. Duffey
Mr Duffey
Iradhi
He Spoke Too Soon With an Odd Medical Exchange
A fragmented dialogue centers on a doctor advising a countryman to seek another. The exchange includes interruptions and a rebuttal about the doctor’s guidance being foolish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countryman
Countrymann
Fragmented notes reveal a chaotic multi-source foreign press roundup
A jumbled OCR page compiles diverse clippings from Washington Star Boston Advertiser Denver Post Detroit Free Press and others. It cites political figures judges editors and editorials with references to trials accused criminals and press ethics. The text merges opinions on justice yellow journalism and international affairs without a single coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boni de Castell Ee
Doallah
Denver Post
United States
Jtidlehutts
Chele Sam
Boston
New York
Tynenhing
Globe-Democrat
Craig
Chiese
le Ds
Wien
Ds Tadkimss
Washington
German Chancellor directs empire to collect insurance against unemployment
Chancellor von Buelow orders imperial statistics to gather data on unemployment insurance. The directive covers foreign experiments in the field and expands data collection on social welfare programs amid economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancelor von Buelow
Germany
Prominent Dewey County Cattleman’s Son Killed in Hunt
Warren McMurray, son of a noted Dewey County cattleman in Oklahoma, was accidentally shot by his hunting companion red Porter near Butte. The incident occurred during a hunting trip in rural Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren McMurray
Dewey County
O. T
Red Porter
Butte
Inventor of the Polka Linked to a Bohemian Village Dancer
A fragmentary tale credits a Bohemian girl Hanickza Selezka from Costelec on the Jover Elbe with inventing the polka after performing a solo dance at a village farmhouse in Nau. The step allegedly evolved from Pulku to Polka, spreading to Prague, Vienna, and Paris within a few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanickza
Prague
Vienna
Paris
Couple Shares Quiet Evening Turned Romantic Dream
The pair lounged together on a sofa as he whispers affection and she blushes, their playful exchange culminating in a promise to become a pair. A later line notes the scene as a “beautiful dream” with the barns up, per London Answers. Also pitched is a medical ad for Dr August Koe nig's Hamburg Drops claiming to cure liver disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
August Koenig
Hamburg
Portrait Pricing and Pondering by Richar mudde
A playful exchange in which Mr. Richar mudde asks about painting a picture and whether it would be full length. He questions the price per square foot or yard, revealing a humorous take on portrait commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D’auber
Mr. Richarmudde
Somme
Richarmudde
Utaltimore Herald
Rubber Stamps Made to Order and Daters
All kinds of rubber stamps available with set inking daters and new ink pads. Request the catalogue by sending to Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Miscellaneous 19th Century Humorous Fragments and Ads
A mash of witty quotes and odd notices from old newspapers offers jests about patriotism and names, quips on bald Indian heads, domestic routines in Holland, a 75 cent dating ad, and a teething syrup pitch for Mrs Winslow. The text blends humor, cultural bits, and travel or consumer hints from a bygone era.
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Benevolent Associations
Ericg
Mas
Meetta Alr
Alalsil
Pir
Dubuque
Waterloo
Albert Lea
Raneon
Chicago
Bears
Cre
SS Cae
von Om
Reddy
Coarian
Dbrishi
Orbit Ford Pest
APU
Tiervais
Wether
Yoris
Molineux
Washington Star
Priikis
Amus
Mir
Cen
Sen Aiormy
Asyor
Ariwar
Maar
Heoskuils
Cseare
Cheagoe
Irvine
Aoistien
Avamien
Oa Wien
Hursas
Ity
Journal
Congress
Detroit
Suile
Fiat
Baltinere Almericantis
Vosstinse Te Suri
Delountes
Lee
Trent Das
Stuould
ecollone—Phileelyhia Jadster
Carrie
Les
Corrie
California Fig Syrup CO
C. A. Asterlin
Registry Office
Pye
Jove
Etone
Arey
RSET
ST. Jacobs
Cher
Eer
Mammy Brown
Vogt
Philadelphia Record
Holland
Sgypiin
Strengt
Dr. Caldwell
AML Druggists
City of Mexico
Mexico
Mexico City
Egypt
Italy
Particiulare
R. di. Thomeson
Wabash
F.ow. WN. OU
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