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Madcap wordplay arrives amid coal strike chatter
A fragmented verse like exchange contrasts travelers and merchants with mentions of a coal strike and London sketches. The garbled lines hint at a satirical scene where a salesman, customer, and shop are tangled in misheard dialogue.
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Vine of Insidi Nature
Amateur gardeners beware a vine sold as rapid growing and useful for coiling on fences may be highly invasive. The Prd ort variety thrives even in cold winters, self seeding aggressively from a garden bed and spreading through grass, twining around plants it touches. Its tiny seeds produce a vigorous, persistent stand each spring.
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Lake Erie
Ubemberiaina Tablets Claim Cure for Digestion Woes
An old style advertisement touts Ubemberiaina Tablets as a cure for digestion and related ailments. It claims improved digestion and liver function, urging readers to buy from dealers.
United States Builds Marble Post Office at Denver Colorado
Popular Mechanics notes a government project in Denver designed as a post office and federal reception site. The building features pure white Colorado marble, sixteen columns along the longer sides and six on the shorter sides, with symbolic statuary enhancing its severe classical lines.
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Seemaanie
United States
Denver
Colo
Popular Mechanica
Colorado
Rich old suitor proposes and offers marriage and adoption
In a judge's library scene a wealthy gentleman declares his wish to have the beautiful girl as his own. He suggests marrying her, then hints adoption as a safer path to closeness, sparking a moral dilemma.
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Judge’s Library
Flying Men Fall Victims to Stomach and Kidney Disease
Six bottles of Electric Bitters cured Henry, Tenn men suffering stomach upset, nervous headaches, backache, and loss of appetite. The remedy revived strength and appetite from the first dose and cost $0.50 to $0.75 at McGenehy.
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Latiers Run Dows
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Doubtes
Henry
Italy Tests Dirigibles in War Effort to Raid Constantinople
Reports say Italy, a pioneer in air warfare, has sent two new rigid dirigibles to Tripoli. The craft, over 6 000 cubic meters, may deply from Lemnos for bombing raids on Constantinople, aiming at a strong moral impact.
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Triport
Germany
Tripoli
Lemnos
Dardanellea
Constantinople
Director Objects to Dummy Directors in Elections
Mouthful of dialogue shows Dustin Stax defending dummy directors as no more helpless than directed delegates or electoral college members. The exchange questions roles in governance and accountability in a satirical tone.
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Dustin Stax
Tuberculosis mortality drops cited by Lord dress report
Lindsay Scott of Temple cites a London report claiming preventive measures cut tuberculosis deaths by 88 percent from 1901 to 1909 and by 14 percent in England and Wales, saving nearly forty thousand lives compared with 1871-1880. The piece critiques medical remedies and urges consistency among dealers.
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Lord Dress
London
England
Wales
Lindsay Scott
Temple
College Expands Curriculum to Include Banking Professorship
The article notes the shift from humanities to professional fields in colleges. It mentions gifts creating professorships in journalism and theology and highlights a move to teach business in high schools, signaling a broader shift from pure arts to applied studies.
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Bie Pny Fy Aloe Sarbatgh
Dust Under the Bed Reveals Uncertain Household Clue
A quirky dialogue fragment shows Mistress-Say asking about dust under a bed and a servant replying with a puzzled answer. The lines mix archaic speech tags and a cryptic closing phrase.
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Mary
Piitarens
Traveling Salesman Seeks Remedy for Ailments
A garbled vignette recounts a polite exchange as a traveling salesman describes eye discomfort and stomach issues. The narrator mentions a Dr King and a remedy called Yow Lite Fille claimed to ease stomach and kidney troubles, recommending it at 8 o'clock.
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Bertebie
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