Lost Control of Her Nerves
Mrs C H Guise of 410 Central Avenue East Minneapolis reports relief from nervous debility after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The ad claims the pills restore blood, ease sleeplessness, and aid women with irregularities while benefiting men from mental worry and excesses. Boxes priced at 50 cents or six for 2.50.
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C. H. Guise
Central Avenue
Minneapolis
Tribune
E. Andrews
Hennepin Co
Minn
Dr. Aliams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Cause of the Row Start At Christmas Dinner
A court record captures Sambo recalling a Christmas dinner mishap as the origin of the dispute. The exchange shows confusion over carving the turkey and who initiated the incident, reflecting a fragmentary oral testimony in a Philadelphia North American transcription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jedge
Sambo
Philadelphia
Tattooed Man Exhibit Highlighted in Dime Museum Show
A Chicago newspaper account notes at a local dime museum the lecturer invites the audience to inspect a tattooed man. He draws attention to an elaborate St. George and the dragoon design, described as a remarkable feature of the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vimes-Herald
Casvarets Candy Cathartic Review
A humorous fragment references Casvarets candy cathartic touted as the finest liver and bowel regulator. The dialogue features Weary Watkins and Dusty Rhodes discussing a farmer and a dog, with playful slang and a mock newspaper tone. The snippet resembles a satirical ad or column note from a New York Press style page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weary Watkins
Dusty Rhodes
New York Press
Bliss Before and After and a Jefferson Adams note
A dialogue joke about marital affection contrasts with a New York Journal gag. The second item recalls the U S House elections selecting presidents in 1800 and 1824 with Jefferson over Burr and Adams over Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Laxative Bromo Quinine Claims One Day Cure
Advertisement claims a cold can be cured in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and promises a refund if it fails. Includes a quoted joke about Napkins and a landlord rent reduction in Boston Traveler style.
Boston Traveler Football Back?
Dialogue excerpt shows a woman asking about a brother Tom’s role on a football team. The brother confirms participation but clarifies he was not a full back or half back, calling him a “draw back” in a humorous mispronunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Boston Traveler
An Unusual Combination in a Detroit News Quote
A Detroit News quotation notes a sharp exchange about a friend named Howard described as a queer fellow who stays silent. The remark implies social judgment and shifts to an ironic counterpoint about restraint and sense in speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Detroit News
Proved. Bloomers and a French proverb in Detroit tale
The passage mocks a Detroit rumor about a young lady pierced by a needle and later the needle exiting a male arm. It notes German towns with glass water pipes covered in asphalt to prevent breakage. The dialogue and odd facts reflect a satirical, sensational tone in a historical column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Germany
Battle of the Nile Alters Europe and Honors Nelson
The Nile battle destroyed most of the French fleet, shifted Mediterranean power to Britain, spurred European coalition actions, and forced shifts in neutral policy. Nelson, hailed as a victor, was raised to the peerage as Baron Nelson of the Nile amid widespread honors from nations and investors, while fellow admirals praised the achievement as history’s greatest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Nile
Bonaparte
Europe
Italy
Austria
Thhat
United States
France
Russia
Naples
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Ionian Islands
India
Bombay
Sardinia
Two Sicilies
East India Company
London
Palermo
Zante
Baron Nelson
the Nile
Aboukir
Howe
Hood
St. Vincent
Riding to Hounds After Nimble Kangaroos in Australia
The article describes two kangaroo hunting methods in Australia: native circles with spears and clubs and white hunters with dogs. It details the boomer leader, herd flight, and long chases, including the dangers to riders and dogs. The narrative covers hunting activities, terrain, and even meals of tail soup and steaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Sportsmen's Magazine
A Lamp in His Pocket on the Elevated Road
A New York Sun description of a lamp lighter who carries an alcoholic lamp in his pocket. He boards trains, lights six lamps, then blows out and pockets the lamp, then exits to the platform ready to board the next train. The lamp lighter’s rapid routine and mobility are highlighted as he moves through cars and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Two Japanese Guests Learn Potatoes With Fingers
A tale from American Kitchen Magazine recounts a lunch with two Japanese dignitaries and a factory owner. When the host eats fried potatoes with his fingers, the guests imitate him, creating a comical image of Americans versus foreigners and prompting reflections on cultural manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Colonel M
America
Prosecution Uses False Beards in Chicago Robbery Trial
In a Chicago case charging three men with robbing the Western Foundry Company, prosecutor Kickham Scanlan revealed disguises by false beards. He confronted the foreman with a blond beard, then showed a black beard to strengthen the identification of one robber. The tactics aimed to prove the defendants' involvement through altered facial appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Foundry Company
Chicago
Kickham Scanlan
Scanlan
Hypnotism hailed and mocked in midwestern column
A discussion on hypnotism notes mothers can influence sleeping children through autosuggestions, citing arithmetic improvement after nightly affirmations. It contrasts myths about Svengali with Du Maurier and reports a Dakota divorce case where a husband claims hypnotic influence at marriage, yielding an absolute divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Maurier
Winter vegetables cooking tips from a home cook
A home guidance piece on improving turnips beets and winter squash with a little sugar and salt. It covers slicing methods soaking onions to reduce strong odor and pre soaking old potatoes. It notes small white turnips hold more nutrition and recommends boiling vegetables with meat liquor for richer flavor.
Congress Stalemate Delays Nicaragua Canal Vote
Washington speeches and procedural delays mark February in Congress as a quorum collapse halts the Nicaragua canal bill. The Orrin Swanson election contest in Virginia is resolved in favor of Swanson amid party lines. Senate debates heat up over intoxicants in the Capitol and immigration bill fate while House actions focus on District of Columbia funding and widow’s pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Friends of
Vilas
Friends
Friends of the Bill
Cornett Vs. Swanson
Virginia
House
Elections Committee
Swanson
Morrill
Capitol
Hill
Lodge
Nicaragua Canal
District of Columbia
J. B. Carr
John Hough
Danford
Ohio
Thurston
Nebraska
Cuba
Committee On Foreign Relations
Hot Springs
Texas
Caffery
Louisiana
Alreay
Sherman
Secretary of State
Messrs. Grosvenor
Richardson
Tennessee
Secretary of the Interior
Grain prices and livestock markets from South St Paul
South St Paul trading notes dated Feb 11 show wheat prices for No 1 Northern at 73 4 to 74 ce, No 2 Northern at T2aT234c. corn No 3 yellow at 19 1-2c. oats No 3 white 15 1-2 to 16c. barley and rye with varied quotes. flax No 1 at 72 1-2. Timothy 90 cents to 1.20. clover steady. Hogs at 3.07 1-2 to 3.25, cattle steady with cows 2.25 to 3.50, stockers 3.40, steers 3.65 to 4, calves 2.45 to 4.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
South St. Paul
Fire Rages In Canea As Bluejackets Move Refugees
The Italian cruiser Etna landed marines and took 700 refugees to Syra. Official report claims 30 killed. 4,000 Crete refugees arrived from Milo. Most Christian houses burned. consular archives moved aboard warships. Strong naval patrols guard Canea streets.
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Canea
Feb. C
Etna
Syra
Crete
Milo
Wandering Lake Nor Shifts Direction in Gobi Wadi
Sven Hedin reports lake Nor in the Gobi Desert migrates southeast under silt from the Tarim River and northeast winds. He notes the lake’s southward movement results from combined wind and river forces, with direction varying as conditions change.
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Central Asia
Sven Hedin
Lake
Nor
Gobi Desert
Tarim River
Russian diplomat Muravieff returns from France with signs of intrieges
Important results of Count Muravieff's visit to France are described as highly significant. The article notes documentary proof of intrigues aimed at souring Russo French relations and pressuring Russia on its peaceful policy toward Constantinople. The return is portrayed as demonstrating the wisdom of the imperial command in sending him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
St. Petersburg
Feb. C
Count Muravieff
Russia
Constantinople
St Paul Eye and Ear Tourists Free Examinations Offer
If you have eye or ear trouble visit the St Paul Eye and Ear tourism Merrill Building St Paul Minnesota for free examinations and half rate treatment. No hospital bills. New cure for deafness guaranteed for all eye operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Lawyer Avoids Shorn Lamb Quote in Kendall County Will Case
Judge B P Parks of Aurora faced a will trial in Kendall County with Judge Leland and a jury. An elocutionary speech claimed the Bible verse The Lord tempers the wind to the shorn lamb. Judge Leland asked for chapter and book, prompting Parks to reply that Sam spoke to farmers and would name chapter, book, and verse if addressing the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. PF. Parks
Aurora
Lil
Kendall County
Leland
Warks
Sam
Senate Seats and Daily Debates Across Washington
Washington notes report Richard R. Kenney seated to fill Higgins’s vacancy, lifting Democratic seats to 40 while Republicans and independents reach 44 and 6 Populists for a 90 total. Highlights include Nicaragua canal talks, pension bills, and routine District of Columbia approvals as Congress threads through Feb. 8–10 sessions with executive actions and vetoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Richard R. Kenney
Delaware
Higgins
South Pass
Pass l'Outre
Mississippi River
Sherman
House
California
Mississippi
Bank Officials Face Personal Liability After Countermand
Citizens' Bank of Parker sues James F. Toy claiming bank officers who countermand country correspondents orders cause losses. It alleges a $1,500 currency shipment to Sioux City National was ordered before its failure and countermanded by Toy, leading to the bank's collapse and ensuing legal action for the deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Sioux City
Iowa
Citizens’ Bank of
Parker
LL. D
Sioux City National Bank
James F. Toy
Toy
Ice Gorge Threatens Shipping on Ohio River
A fifteen foot high and twenty mile long ice gorge near Louisville blocks river traffic for days. Several New Orleans and Memphis packets are trapped, with potential large losses if they cannot find refuge in tributaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Nhy
New Orleans
Memphis
Two Skating Methods Named by Willie Washington
A woman asks for fancy skating methods. Willie Washington replies he knows only two ways. He sums them up as standing up and sitting down, illustrating a simple, practical approach to skating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Washington
Washington Star
William to Expand German Navy Urged at Dinner
Berlin reports show Emperor William urged stronger naval power during a parliamentary dinner hosted by Dr. Miguel the finance minister. The newspapers in Berlin published accounts of the emperor’s strong recommendation to increase Germanys sea strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Berlin
William
Miguel
Letter Postage Dilemma Cited in Cleveland Leader
A brief exchange depicts Biddy explaining to a mistress that a letter would go in the box without a stamp, reflecting a small domestic moment from the Cleveland Leader. The dialogue highlights a simple mail task and the proprieties of postage within a colonial or period setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddy
Cleveland
Lockhart & Sons Woolens Assigns in Toronto
Toronto firm Lockhart and Sons woolens suspended operations and assigned. Liabilities are listed at 110000 dollars with assets at 112000 dollars, though assets are expected to realize far less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Messrs. Lockhart & Sons, Woolens
Railway Agents Form Permanent Youngstown Body
Railway agents from Youngstown and area met on February 9 to organize a permanent association uniting freight and ticket agents cashiers chief clerks traveling agents solicitors conductors and other railway staff and to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
National Association of Railway Agents
No To Bac For Fifty Cents And Oddities
No To Bac claims a cure and guarantee, offering a tonic for tobacco desire at 50 cents to 1 dollar with druggist availability. A Topeka freight train halts after a shower of toads blocks the track. In Margate limits on public bathing. Moscow bell weighs 200 tons valued at 350000 dollars. Brussels clock wound by wind, not human hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rall Road
Topeka
Kan
Moscow
Brussels
Extraordinary six weddings in Roley Kentucky on one day
From Roley in Adair county Kentucky comes a remarkable tale of six matrimonies all held on the same day. Three ceremonies in the morning and three in the afternoon tied together a web of kin relations centered on Uncle Bob Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roley
Adair County
Kentucky
S. Dunbar
Nora Tucker
Robert Hood
Minnie McWhorter
W. R. Hopkins
Ada McWhorter
McWhorters
Miss Tucker
Hopkins
Dunbars
Cheifs
Alaskan Belle Noted in Driggs Letter Home
Dr John B Driggs, a Delaware medical missionary at Point Hope Alaska, returns to duties and sees a stylish Tigara girl wearing a full jewelry line centered on a dangling safety pin, illustrating local customs and welcome back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Driggs
Point Hope
Alaska
Tigara
Man trades wife for pipe in Cincinnati tale
A Cincinnati Enquirer joke reports a man who trades his wife for a pipe. The “Mrs. Ferry-Well” quip notes she forbade smoking in the house, sparking a humorous, tongue in cheek incident.
Doubles the Pleasure of a Drive Carriage Ad
A fine carriage doubles the pleasure of driving. Intending buyers of carriages or harness can save dollars by sending for the large free catalogue of the Elkhart Carriage and Harness Mfg Co. Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Carriage and Harness Mfg. Co
Elkhart
Ind
Surrey
Elkhart Cameiace and
Marness Mfg, CO
W. B. Pratt, Sec’'y
Seed Co. cuts Planet Jr tools prices in big catalogue
In Hamburg a dog is taxed by size. We cut Planet Jr tools prices and offer the Planet Jr Combined Drill at a discount. Salzer Seed Co announces a large catalogue and asks readers to send for postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
John A. Salzer Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
Man deemed innocent then confined to asylum
Detectives question a suspect, declare innocence, and swiftly place him in an insane asylum to prevent potential violence. The Cincinnati Enquirer frames the rapid restraint as a tense moment in an unresolved case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insane Asylum
Cincinnati Enquirer
Miscellaneous 1900s Uproar of Global Notes and Local Revelations
A collage of brief items notes global and American developments. Topics include sanitation work in Frisco, Mexico adopting the metric system, Northern Maine mail carriers skating, arid land commissions in Washington, California mustard crop sizes, Emperor William’s palace staff, Alaska miners wages, Pittsburg supplying Japan oil fields, St. Louis tobacco center status, Tokyo elevated rail plans, Pittsburgh streetcar wage cuts, snow log hauler locomotive, Chiego photographers’ union, Chicago roofers’ organization, Spokane emigration to Siberia, New York unemployment count, Cleveland wheel production for Britain, a Florida sugar cane profit, Michigans Berry County farmers toward Texas emigration, and New York barbers planning a state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Emperor William’s Palace
Pittsburg
Japan
St. Louis
Tokio
Chiego
Chicago
Spokane
Siberia
New York
Cleveland
Florida
Berrisa County
Mich
Texas
The Straight Line That Shaped A Russian Rail Road
A former Russian emperor sought a direct link from St. Petersburg to Moscow after engineers disagreed on routing. He drew a straight line with ruler and pen, declaring that as the route. Construction followed, creating the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
The Brute and the Baby-Gobble in London Figaro
A fragment from London Figaro quotes a murky exchange where The Brute and The Baby-Gobble hobble and the wife-John notes the baby seems to say he loves. The brief item hints at domestic oddity and social banter in a periodical voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
London
People Going the Other Way in Boston
Sam Jones remarked in Boston that heaven seems hard to reach there because streets are crowded with people going the other way. He framed the remark as a moral critique of urban life and spiritual distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Boston
Heaven
Old Fort Scott building sold for 100 dollar mortgage
The historic building in Fort Scott Kansas, once used by the United States government when the town served as a military post, was recently sold on a mortgage for 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Scott, Kas
United States
Wealth and Blessing Measured by Life Itself
A reflective or philosophical note asserts that true richness lies in the blessing of merely being alive, elevating everyday existence over material wealth and urging gratitude for life’s basic gift.
Baltimore Vermont a Quiet Town with Declining Population
In Windsor county Vermont the town of Baltimore shows a steady population decline since 1793. Once 275 residents, it fell to 59 today with no store church post office or cider mill. No notable events or marriages have occurred here in twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor County
United States
Baltimore
Cavendish
Battleboro
Vermont
Boston Evening Transcript
Patriots Banquet Honors 119th Alliance Anniversary
New York February 9 Delmonico's hosted a brilliant Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution banquet to commemorate the 119th anniversary of the treaty of alliance with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delmonico's
Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
France
Fine white bread not less nutritious than brown claims
Paris chemist M. Girard contends white bread is no less nutritious than coarse brown bread. The remark appears in a discussion noting much of the earth remains unexplored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Girard
A Wild Ride Ten Duluth People Narrowly Escape Death
In Duluth Minnesota ten church party members from a Christian group lost control of a sleigh on a steep hill. The team bolted and the sleigh rolled over repeatedly near First street, throwing riders up to a hundred feet. Injuries were serious but not fatal, and all lives were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Christian Church
A. W. Curran
Board of Trade Livery
First Street
Wheat Thief Arrested in Casselton Wheat Case
Matk Reed of Little Falls Minnesota has been arrested on a Casselton North Dakota warrant charging complicity in a wheat theft near the North Dakota city last November. Officer Ballard with requisition papers signed by Gov Clough left for North Dakota with Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Falls
Minn
Matk Reed
Casselton
N. D
Ballard
Convicted of Burgeary in Winona District Court
Winona Minnesota special district court returned a verdict of guilty of burglary in the third degree against Thomas Blagik. He faces sentencing in the upcoming sessions of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Thomas Blagik
Fire at Winona Damages Saloon and Billiard Hall
In Winona Minnesota a building used as a saloon and billiard hall was damaged by fire. The incident caused about 900 dollars in damage and involved John Bambenek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Special
John Bambenek
Attacked German Minister in Bangkok Police Misconduct
In Bangkok a German minister was attacked after a pony shied injuring a Chinese man. Police seized him and forced him to a station while protesting rank. An American engineer and an English attache tried to explain, but officers assaulted both, shouting Down with foreigners. The minister was detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
New York
Herald
Legation
Mem
The Markets Latest Quotes From Grain and Live Stock Centers
Chicago dated February 11 reports cash wheat prices with No. 2 red at 1 1/2 to 16c, No. 3 red at 2 1/4 to 4 4c, No. 2 spring around 7 cents, No. 2 hard winter near 2 to 12c, and various other No. grades. Corn cash values show No. 2 at 22 1/4c, No. 3 at 19 1/4 to 19 3/4c. oats cash No. 2 at 16c, No. 3 at a late price. Hog market fairly active with ranges by class. cattle steady to firm with beef and fed cattle price bands. Milwaukee notes flourless firm, wheat quiet to weak with No. 2 spring around 7 1/2c, No. 1 Northern about 78 1/2c. corn easy at 19 1/2c. oats dull and weak. Barley weak, rye steady. provisions steady. Minneapolis wheat prices start February trade with limited detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Bankers Charged With Grand Larceny in Brooklyn Swindle
Wayland Trask and Alfred H. Rankin of Wayland Trask & Co. bankers and brokers were arrested on a grand larceny charge. The complainants, Brooklyn produce dealers, allege a loss of $5,000 on promissory notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wayland Trask
Alfred H. Rankin
Wayland Trask & Co
Brooklyn
Trask & Co
Resignation of Ministry and Cabinet Reform
London reports the Portuguese ministry has resigned and Senor Luciano de Castro is expected to be entrusted with reforming the cabinet analysis. New York confirms J Addison Porter of the Hartford Evening Post will be private secretary to President McKinley, having accepted the post. Estelline railroad operators face serious times with agents off duty two to four hours daily and trainmen faring worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Senor Luciano de Castro
New York
J. Addison Porter
Hartford
Patents Issued To Northwestern Inventors Last Week
List of patents issued to Northwestern inventors includes Joseph K and R Cole of St Paul for bicycle bell John P Courtney of Minneapolis for automatic water closet Clarence D Hlammon of Minneapolis for washing machine Johnston Mealey of Howard Lake for harness saddle Robert Morgeneier of Winona for statuary duplicating machine Charles K K Penfield of Minneapolis for bicycle stand Andrew J Ross of Breckenridge for bale tying mechanism Sieemund T Weidenbeck A L Neubert and M J Lietz of Minneapolis for machine for washing fitter material Pred D Williams of Cooperstown curling iron T D Merwin Patent Lawyer St Paul Pioneer Press Building
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Joseph K. & R. Cole
St. Paul
John P. Courtney
Minneapolis
Minn
Clarence D. Hlammon
Johnston Mealey
Howard Lake
Robert Morgeneier
Winona
Charles KK. Penfield
Andrew J. Ross
Breckenridge
Sieemund T. Weidenbeck
A. L. Neubert
M. J. Lietz
D. Williams
Cooperstown
N. D
T. D. Merwin
Pioneerress
Care of choice pearl Kings advises rest cure for luster loss
Authors note that clear water preserves gems while soap harms luster and may cause peeling. Even with careful cleaning, pearls can deteriorate and require prompt jeweler attention. Restoring method often involves rest cure with box stored away from light and air for weeks to months to regain beauty.
Groanable Mistake Under The Mistletoe Joke Revealed
At a Christmas party Mamie explains to Gertie that Arthur thought he kissed her beneath mistletoe but she confirms it was a belly joke, not a kiss. The anecdote, cited by Illustrated Monthly, reflects holiday humor and social cues of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
Arthur
Gertie
Illustrated Monthly
Visitor in Ruralville A Pleasant Homelike Place
A reader chimes in praising Ruralville as a pleasant homelike locale while noting several families have recently moved away. The message mentions unspoken concerns and invites others to hear a young ladies’ grass band.
Jobson and Ad mira argue over Christmas gift
In Irustrated Monthly, Mrs Jobson complains to Jonathan Jobson that she would rather not receive a Christmas present this year. He counters that he cannot afford one. The exchange reveals financial strain and familial tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobson
Admira
Jonathan Jobson
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Minneapolis, Minn
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Lis
Miss von Eikenstein
Mr. Pennyfellow
T. Dewitt
Talmage
Warner's Safe Cure Co
Rochester, N.Y
George
Work OF Congress
St. Jacobs Oil
Caffrey
Suriday
Limits
Kiime
Rose
Si Areh St
Margate
Labor and Industry
Frisco
Ies
Mexico
Tem
Maine
Arid Land Commission
Vermont Township
The
Bermudas
Indan
al Salem
of Arms
Nature
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
New Haven
Conan
Sterling Remedy CO
Montreal
Can
Raby
Alabastine. CO
Grand Rapids
Ds, Mich
Ayer
John Prekler
Sperry
Cook Rem.edy, CO
Masonic Temple
Cook Remedy CO
Secauty Drogo
First Avenue South
Household Pub, & Pr’'t’'g Co
Bleecker Street
J.L. Stephens
P.O
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Stove
lSe
Express
T. M Roberts Supply House
Mina
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