Rules for Courtesy and Behavior for Youth
A compilation of moral rules from the Children’s Guild of Courtesy tied to London County Council Schools. Emphasizes courtesy to self home school play street and everywhere, with guidance on honesty cleanliness kindness restraint, and avoiding bad company. Includes poems and notes on anti smoking pledges read to schoolboys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Guild of Courtesy
London County Council
Lord Roberts
J. M. Dryerre
Kidney Trouble Began With a Lame Back
J L Hackl of Lincoln Ml reports a cure for kidney trouble that started with a lame back. He credits Foley Kidney Pills and urges others to try them, noting his gratitude for the cure.
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J. L. Hackl
Eighth St
Lincoln
J. D. Ewing
Indiana wedding brings Joy and Gladys in lasting harmony
In an Indiana ceremony, the bride Joy and groom Gladys celebrate a union described as destined for happiness. The couple’s vows tie two names into a shared future, with family noting the positive sentiment surrounding the marriage.
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Indiana
Gladys
Joy
Happiness
Ade and the Yawning Stranger in London
In London George Ade and a well acquainted American he barely knew stroll together when the American bores him with incessant talk. Seeing a yawning man at the curb ahead Ade signals a whispered warning that they are overheard as they seek escape.
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George Ade
London
Ade
Cosby Treatment Helps Whitlow Man After Constipation
C. H. Hines of Whitlow Arkansas spent hundreds on medicines for constipation and indigestion. He visited a St. Louis hospital and a New Orleans hospital with no cure. After using Chamberlains Tablets for a time he recovered and is now well. Sold by all dealers.
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C. H. Hines
Whitlow
Ark
St. Louis
New Orleans
Chamberlain
Foley Kidney Pills Prove Safe and Dependable Says J D Ewing
The daughter of A Mitchell of Bagdad Kentucky suffered kidney trouble and was said to be in terrible shape. J D Ewing reports she improved after taking Foley Kidney Pills and is now cured. He notes women are more prone to kidney trouble and promotes the medicine as safe and honest.
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A. Mitchell
Bagdad
Mr. Mitchell
Foley
J. D. Ewing
Constipation Key Cause Warns In Patent Medicine Ad
An old advertisement claims constipation causes many ailments and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to keep bowels regular and avoid diseases. It notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
Crowd surrounds White House for Wilson interview
A stranger in Washington sees the White House ringed by a dense crowd of excited men. He asks a policeman if this is a riot, to which the officer replies it is merely the original Wilson man waiting for an interview with the President.
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Washington
White House
Oficer
Wilson
Tran fords Balsam of Myrrh aids burn relief
A brief notice reports Tran fords using Balsam of Myrrh as relief for apibralene metal burns. The article notes treatment and expectation of healing.
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Tranfords
Cleopatra’s Legacy Questioned by Cultural Standards
A concise reflection questions how Cleopatra’s reputation endures only when her life is judged by moral norms. The remark suggests that if she had conformed to expectations, her existence might be overlooked in history.
No Question about It Adoptee Faces Taunts Over Real Parents
An adopted child in a story from Life endures taunts from peers about lacking real parents. The exchange centers on whether adoptive parents are “real” and asserts that the adoptee’s guardians love him as much as any child’s.
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery
A Snow Hill North Carolina man describes two months of severe illness from July dysentery with weight loss from 145 to 125 pounds. After using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for two bottles he reports permanent relief and urges readers to seek the remedy from local dealers.
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Chamberlain
B. W. Hill
Snow Hill
N.C
Trade in Hanford Balsam of Myrth Reaches Indian Village
A small sample of Hanford's Balsam of Myrth traveled to an interior village in India and sparked a growing trade. Each shipment has become larger, spreading the remedy beyond its initial locale.
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Hanford
India
Iowa Wedding Report Details Bride and Groom Attire
The report notes the bride wore a tan tailored suit with a white chiffon silk embroidered bodice and a matching hat. The groom wore a gold harp stickpin as part of their wedding attire.
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Iowa
Good Reason for His Enthusiasm
A man troubled by colic or diarrhea finds relief after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, often with rapid improvement. The testimonial notes strong enthusiasm for the remedy and urges readers to try it when needed, with claims of reliability and universal dealer availability.
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Chamberlain
Interence Lecturer Claims Blond Women Harder to Get Along
A lecturer asserts statistics show blond women are harder to get along with than brunettes. An astonished audience member jokes that his wife’s hair being dyed proves the point. The exchange ends with light humor on hair color and temperament.
Parishioners Rally to Send Minister Away
A church audience voices to remove the minister, with men stepping forward to support the goal and cheerful contributions noted as part of the effort. The exchange centers on the motive to dismiss the clergy member.
Adversity Tests Ted and Margaret in Love and Loyalty
In a gray twilight scene at a sizable house on the avenue, Ted Atherton confesses his fall in finances after Simpson Co. fails. He plans to marry Margaret Fenton but asks for her freedom to pursue work and a humble life. She resists, declares devotion, and they reconcile as she reveals she had intended to refuse his proposal.
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Atherton
Witherby
Margaret
Simpson & Co
Ted
Cry for a Needed Reform in Burial of Wires
The text argues for continuing the crusade to bury dangerous wires despite obstacles, asserting citizen rights require action and obedience to reform and public safety demands. It emphasizes resolve to push forward until the reform is achieved.
Newborn infant and the limits of science ideas
The piece argues that a newborn is more than a mere animal, possessing a nascent consciousness despite initial sensory immaturity. It traces how sight and hearing develop, how the brain and nerves mature, and how psychology and physiology together explain the gradual awakening of perception, memory, and attention.
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Tor
Nature
Lucretius
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Ese Ito
Little Joe
Nell
Whitecaps
Wonder-Heart
Wonder Heart
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the Outlet
Jeane ' Jogarty
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Weyne
OIC
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Adrian, Ghio
Carey
Darby Times
Tre PeCiotlan
Columbus
Cosby
Cleopatra
J. A. Gibbs
Panies
Kansas City
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