Morgan of Alabama seen as key ally in southern democracy
A Washington commentary praises Senator J. Morgan of Alabama as a principled leader and tribune of the people. It warns against his defeat, noting his mastery of policy, diplomacy, and democratic loyalty, and argues Alabama voters must safeguard his Senate presence against rivals and patronage pressures.
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A Prudent Maid Deliberates on Gold Scarcity
In a dialogue from Harper's Magazine, a timid maid questions Henry about gold and silver shortages. They fear bears are being taken away, and Henry worries the country may run out of currency, urging timely action to avoid economic collapse.
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Henry
Harper
In Whose Favor A Noted Contractor Wins By Error
A well known contractor entered a Washington bank to cash checks for 10 dollars but was paid 460 dollars by a teller. He kept quiet, then confronted the bank president arguing for proof and redress. The dispute ends with the bank correcting the error and a now famous question asked of every claimant: In whose favor.
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Abe
Pat
Cishachee’s
Washington Post
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Mixed Prose and Reflections from Late 19th Century Texts
A collage of quotations and paraphrased sayings on virtue, health, and life’s meaning. It includes Theodore Parker on defense against disease, Ruskin on right conduct, and scattered snippets about public office, political trials, and personal resilience amid controversy.
Strong Lewiston woman lifts barrels in bold feat
A Lewiston truckman recalls a local tale of a sturdy woman who carried two floor barrels at a grocery, lifting them high with a long arm and tight grip. She balances on her hips, rests the barrels, and hauls them 300 yards down the road, proving strength beyond the rough men of Sampson to Ayr. The account appears in the Lewiston Journal as a vivid regional anecdote.
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Proud Future
Parental affection colors memory as two former neighbors discuss their sons. One son gathers a country newspaper and subscriptions, another preaches the gospel and splits rails for a living, while the speaker supports John and Dick and William’s work.
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Atlanta Constitution
John
William
Some New Meanings and a Fragment on Prohibition
A satirical dictionary of social terms contrasts gentility and politics with tainted meanings. It mocks politicians as sellers of offices and infidels as those who gain nothing, and ends with a quip on prohibition and moral irony.
Ram's Horn Reflections on Faith and Hypocrisy
A collection of sermon-like maxims about faith and conduct. It warns that slander harms the speaker, true fear of God banishes fear of others, and hypocritical church members aid the devil. It stresses repentance, consistent religion, and aligning thoughts with God.
Homely People and the Camera Trade on Chestnut Street
A Chestnut street photographer says homely people are meticulous about photos. They often reject first proofs and require two or four sittings before satisfaction. The article notes how a participant’s appearance prompts careful lighting and posing choices.
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Chestnut Street
The Cause of Nheunation and Remedy Promoted
A garbled notice promotes Hovil's Sarenparide as a remedy for lactic acid illness said to arise from milk exposure. It claims the medicine purifies the blood and aids liver and kidneys to remove waste, promising relief from painful swollen joints and related symptoms.
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Maine
Webster's childhood shaped the man of iron will
The article tracks Daniel Webster from a frail, crying child to a towering figure, attributing his transformation to farm work, outdoor sport, and temperate living. It notes critics’ praise, his austere early schooling, and his stubborn education journey from childhood through Dartmouth in 1787 despite poverty, including a boot grease anecdote.
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A Remarkable Cure after Dyspepsia Trial
About eight months after mumps left me I developed stomach trouble and chest pain. For three months constipation plagued me and I needed laxatives. After three bottles of your dyspepsia remedy I was entirely well and have remained so, not taking another dose. I have gained twelve pounds. J Melves, Atlanta, Ga. Price 60 cents per bottle. For sale by druggists.
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Thoughts on life and honesty from a complex view
A condensed reflection on life’s colors and influence. It compares entering minds to ears, notes a selfish infant, and criticizes lost self respect as worthless. It adds that honesty is not transferable and that opportunity can frighten away as Jasidt invites.
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Wotan
Jasidt
Reading Habits Show Farm Life Fosters Study
A college professor contends that reading thrives more in farm homes than in cities. Farm families with books and encyclopedias read during long winters, while city life leaves less time for study. Reading clubs and village libraries support youth, and a college president says education mainly teaches how to read.
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Notices to Inventors About Patent Services and Dangers
An old notice urges inventors to seek competent patent counsel, warning against the “No patent, no pay” firms. It promotes The Press Ulaima Comp led by John Wedderburn to handle patent matters, including applications, designs, trademarks, and copyright protections, with guidance for safe procedures and avoiding incompetent lawyers.
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