Truxton King Sets Out for Adventure in Saroff Graustark
The article introduces Truxton King a wealthy, restless youth who pursues romance and adventure across continents. It traces his family background, aspirations toward diplomacy or business, and his long travels from Central Park homes to mid Asia Africa and beyond in search of stirring events and noble causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truxton King
Roy
Central Park
Truxton
Wich
Nottle
Trusvton
Mr King
Mid- Asia
Africa
Euphrates
Ganges
Nile
Abyssinia
Siam
Tibet
Afghanistan
Herat
Meshhed
Buchara
Sea of Aral
Caspian
Ukal
Tvoman Nishweensat
Ival
Truxton King Seeks Graustark Romance in Edelweiss
An American, Truxton King, visits Edelweiss in the Graustark principality in search of romance and adventure. He learns of the prince seven years old on the throne, regents, and a wary court, while a mysterious beauty in a shop and Baron Danglass observe his every move.
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Royal Cafe
Edelweil
Spantz
Truxton
Herr Spantz
Monsieur
Weiss
Larry Cane
Togo
Non
Prince Robin
King
Vie
Washington
London
Paris
East
Brussels
Yetive
Mr. Lorry
Graustark
Count Halfont
Duke of
Perse
Jasto Danglass
Ingemede
Marlanx
Edelweiss
Graustary
Phig'tonas
Mmn
Graugtark
John Tullis
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for Children
An 19th century notice touts Cham berlaints Cough Remedy as safe for children and free of opiates. The quick cure for coughs and colds claims implicit confidence and lists J. D. Mwing and C. W. Brayton as sellers.
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J. D. Mwing
C. W. Brayton
Pioneer Mrs Foster Shaw Dies in Florida at 74
Mrs Janie Foster Shaw 74 of Steubenville died recently in Fort Myers Florida. Daughter of the late James Foster she was mother of three. A lover of piano music she had a small pianette built for her use.
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Janie Foster Shaw
Steubenville
Ft. Myers, Fla
James Foster
Dean's Kidney Pills Help Carey Man Say They Aided Recovery
Carey's testimony from Carey Ohio describes backache fatigue and dizzy spells caused by kidney issues. After using Dean's Kidney Pills sediment in urine improved and overall weakness lessened. Sold by dealers for 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U.S. agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Carey
W. H. Lytle
North St. Carey
Ohio
Dean
f&oster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Foreseeing Death Tribune: Farewell Meeting in South Norwalk
John G Hoffman a retired manufacturer living alone in South Norwalk invited friends to a farewell gathering claiming a premonition of death. He tidied his home and bade each guest goodbye before quietly dying within ten minutes of the final farewell.
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South Norwalk
Conn
John G. Hoffman
John
Lome
Elis
Kidney trouble warning and Hollister tea endorsement
An advice note warns kidney trouble is often found late after serious diseases. It urges using Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a systemic cleanser and regulator, attributed to J. D. Ewing.
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Bright
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J. D. Ewing
Bobbie Sponger Joins Barker For Weekend Stay
In Harper's Weekly dialogue Barker mentions Bobbie Sponger visiting Westhampton for the weekend. Barker quips Bobbie is skilled at making ends meet, noting the delayed arrival and ongoing arrangements between friends on the street.
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Barker
Smitkin
Bobbie
Westhampton
Harper’s Weekly
Chamberlain's Liniment Offers Quick Pain Relief
A touch of rheumatism or neuralgia aches quickly vanish with Chamberlain's Liniment. Immediate relief with each application and faster cure of the complaint. Sold by J. C. Bowing and C. W. Brayton.
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Chamberlain
J. C. Bowing
C. W. Brayton
San Francisco ad mocks Japanese, touts remedies
A fragmented ad and column note satirize Japanese customs while promoting Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure. It mocks Colonel Rockefeller and Chamberlain’s remedies, cites San Francisco Chronicle style, and ends with a product pitch by J. D. Ewing.
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San ‘Francisco
Europe
London
Paris
San Francisco
Chronicle
Child says she will marry and have eighteen children
Helen aged six tells Mary aged seven of future plans declaring she will marry and have eighteen children. Mary gasps at the bold claim, calling her mercenary.
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Helen
Mary
Marty
Cleveland
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Lovely Loraine
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Barr
Voraance
Gso
Knights of Scheherazade
Regengetz
Teheran
Austria
Budapest
Ing Comede
Herr Spaatz
Mr. King
Baron Danglass
Police
Fletcher
Koe
TD. Rockefeller
Joe D. Ewing
C. W.,brayton
Chilldren
Cry For Fletcher
Castoria
Fostoria Steam Laundry
Bert Mitten
Agt
J. J. McClellan Outlook
East Broad Street
Foley
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