Classified Ad Fragments From Tobacco and Realty Sellers
Fragmentary notice page lists multiple ads including cheap stamps from NAVY RECORD, CAR-BO-DEEN carbon remover, suspender and brace combo, and a Tupelo Realty Co real estate inquiry. Reads like a rough collage of early 20th century classified pitches with offers and addresses in New York Los Angeles St Louis and Tupelo.
Siam Offers Piano Makers Greater Untapped Market
A commercial report notes Siam shows a larger untapped field for piano manufacturers than phonographs while preferring traditional instruments. Western instruments are scarce and mostly ornamental. the phonograph remains popular and common in households able to afford it.
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Siam
Women Readers Urged to Check Kidney Trouble
Thousands of women endure kidney or bladder issues without realizing the cause. The ad claims Swamp Root restores kidney health and relieves related symptoms such as back pain headaches and low energy. Send ten cents for a sample to Dr Kilmer Co and buy larger bottles at drug stores.
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Kilmer
Boy with bundles loses hat in gale. stranger returns it
A small boy, burdened with two long bundles, battles a Broadway gale. His hat blows off and rolls away as a passerby intercepts it at the curb and places it back on the boy’s head without any contact from the child.
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Broadway
Reflection on honesty and fault in a fishing party tale
A narrator quotes remarks about a man's planity and his dull child while noting that pointing out faults can feel like a true friendship yet provoke resentment. The text blends humor and social critique through casual conversation about honesty and family.
Illinois Senate Passes on Waterway Plan and School English Rule
Illinois senate moves a waterway project bill with a 60000 enforcement appropriation and faces a house hurdle. A separate measure restricts teaching in schools to English while preserving foreign language courses. Other actions include contempt of court and jury trial bills, zoning changes, tax rate adjustments, and a blue sky law signing. The piece also covers canal squatters, canal-rights enforcement, and a monorail oversight order. Major figures include Secretary of State Frank L. Polk, Governor Lowden, Carrie Chapman Catt, Grace Wilbur Trout, and Senator Boehm.
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Springfield
Ilinois Senate
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Tllinois
Frank L. Polk
Washington
Lowden
Ilinois General Assembly
Department of State
Washinton
Grace Wilbur Trout
Carrie Chapman Catt
Secretary of State
Illnois
Congress
State Department
Catt
Trout
Brewer
Boehm
Chicago
Ronalds
Glackin
Brady
Assembly
Canaday
Cook County
Illinois Senate Touches Farm Tenancy and Blue Sky Probes
The senate, on Buck’s motion, adopted a joint resolution to name a governor appointed commission to investigate farm tenancy proposals affecting Scully lands in Grundy, Livingston and Logan counties. The body also passed the F A McCarthy bill, aligned with the Kessinger bill from earlier, as labor unrest grows from large coal contracts in the South. Frank Farrington cites a serious coal-labor situation urging federal and state action. Investigations by New York and Illinois officials prompt aid for blue sky law enforcement. Smallpox spreads in Illinois with 140 cases in the north and scattered cases of diphtheria across multiple counties and cities.
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Senate
Buck
Lowden
Scully
Grundy
Livingston
Logan
F. A. McCarthy
Kessinger
South
Finois
Frank Farrington
State Organization of Union Coal Miners
Washington
Tlinois
New York
Two couples stroll on Monument Circle in bold romance
A boy with roses asked a man to buy. The woman said he wouldn’t buy because he is her husband. The moment ends the sales talk. Indianapolis News notes a reflection on pride in friends by Stevens on a quiet street scene.
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Monument Circle
Indianapolis News
Whistling Murder Sparks Citywide Outcry
The New York Evening Telegraph laments a killing after Moses Cohen whistled in a cinema. It calls for the killer to be caught while urging civility, warning against whistling in theaters, trams, streets, shops, and offices.
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Moses Cohen
New York Evening Telegraph
Grammar Reform Sparks Debate in Language Chat
A witty exchange defends split infinitives and singular verbs with two nouns as reform measures. The speakers joke about spelling reform easing education and argue that grammar reform is overdue. The line about finding an engine over an engineer underscores the lighter note.
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NAVY
Los Angeles
Cal
Car-Bo-Deen
Car-Bo-Deen Mfg Co
T. Louis
Les Co
Tupelo Realty Co
Tupelo, M
Amenis
Circuit Court
Edmund M. Dunne
Rock Island
Supreme Court
State Department of Public Works
Olinois and
Michigan Canal
Sanitary District of
James H. Wilkerson
W. L. Sackett
Monorail Company
Chicago, Fox Lake & Northern Electric Railway Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Public Utilities Corporations
State Commission
Zion City
Walter E. Greenfield
Russel
Sterling
Christian Apostolic Church In
Zion
WII- Bur
Glenn Voliva
McLeansboro
Peoria
Galesburg
Sawyerville
Rio Township
Knox County
Pekin
Norris City
Walkerville Township
Greene County
Aurora
Fairmount
Canton Township
Fulton County
East Peoria
Maunle
Sublette Town
Lee County
Erie
Iowa
Gop Deane
Mezubm CO
Buffalo
Stevenson
Eee
Pany
Dallas
Texas
A. P Collins
Heron Co
Califernia
San Francisco
Texas Pfisids
Coulson Bldg
Ft. Worth
Tex