Exley at the Mens Banquet and Senatorial Roasts
A long humorous speech at a men’s banquet features references to Mrs Penick and local figures such as Seymour, John of Lucas county, Stuarts, Kridelbaugh, and Gittinger. The speaker mocks committees, extols farming, laments banking laws, and praises Chariton and Lucas county. A second piece, The Supersensitive People, critiques overreaction to quotes in journalism.
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Toastmaster
Penick
American Schoolbook Trust
Iowa
Stuarts
Bartholomews
Kridelbaugh
Gittinger
Pitt
Lord Walpole
Walpole
Mr. Pitt
Seymour
John
Lucas County
Salt River
T. M. Stuart
Joe Kridelbaugh
Mr. Lewis
John VY. Bennett
Robert the Norman
Adam
Gabriel Tooted
Chariton
G. Walter Barr
Keokuk
Andrew Jackson
Luther
Hamlet
Shylock
King Lear
Longfellow
David
Jonathan
Jesus
Mrs. Eddy
Dressmaking at Home in The Patriot Spare Moments
A monthly feature piece appears in The Patriot, listing subscription pricing for Spare Moments and noting The Mother's Magazine as a reference. The item hints at a dressmaking at home theme with a price point of $1.25.
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the Mother’s Magazine
United States
Night Croup Alarm Prompts Foley’s Honey and Tar Faith
An editorial urges mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar at home for early cough and croup symptoms. It claims the remedy is safe for children and has saved many lives, touting it as the only safe preparation without harmful drugs.
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Foley
Storie
Patton
Trains and boats face fines noted by St. Louis Republic
A quotation notes fines for late trains and mentions boats being docked. The St. Louis Republic highlights government or company penalties as a point of discussion. The fragment suggests transportation rule enforcement, though specifics are unclear.
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St. Louis Republic
Why He Was Happy and the Judge's Advice
A dialogue outlines Briggs and Griggs discussing happiness based on money and temper, noting Briggs claims independence in poverty. The judge adds a line about living to satisfy one's wife rather than oneself, reflecting the era's domestic ideals.
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Briggs—Hudson
Griggs
Briggs
Foley's Honey and Tar Proves a Sensation for Coughs
The marvellous Foley's Honey and Tar cures severe coughs and colds that resist other treatments it stops coughs heals lungs and expels the cold from the system contains no harmful drugs Storie Pattons Fluff Rugs from old carpets J E Shatto near Armory 2621 Remember all Patriot accounts due by April 1 1908 with cash or note Twenty five cents for three months
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Foley
Storie & Paton
J. E. Shatto
Armory
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Chariter
the Patriot Print Shop
Mrs. Blunderer
Becker’s
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