Noted scientist urges hope for the ill in Munyon health gospel
A Philadelphia authority, Professor James M Munyon, promotes a health philosophy claiming longevity above 100 years and praises his cure system. He vows rapid contact with converts through Munyon's Laboratories in Philadelphia and promises free consultations.
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James M Munyon
Philadelhia Health Authority
Munyon
America
Humanity
James Munyon
Fifty-third
Jefferson Streets
Philadelphia
Anny
J. M. Munon
The Brute Jokes About Sleep Talk in Witty Exchange
A light moral tone frames a domestic moment as John thanks his wife for sleeping through a lengthy talk in his sleep. The quip hinges on a playful misunderstanding and ends with a gentle punchline about restraint.
Fortunate lad teased by a well meaning visitor
A young woman remarks how lucky the little boy is and jokes about bringing a child to accompany her, explaining her mother would not join a trip because it excludes children. The boy and the woman discuss staying home, and she offers to have Mr. Johnson bring a child.
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Mamma
Alaskan Affairs Stir Interior Department Officials
A coal man notes heightened sensitivity in the interior department over Alaskan issues following the Cunningham claims. He recalls writing on an unrelated Alaskan subject and receiving a reply stamped with six initials, implying careful consideration rather than revision, suggesting vigilance for possible bombs.
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Interior Department
Cunningham
Department
Henri slams an old master as megaphone for money
Robert Henri in New York derides a Chicago promoter who paid a vast sum for an alleged old master. He says the man is content with his barwaln and that to such a millionaire an old master is only a megaphone for his wealth.
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Robert Henri
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Chicago
Mr. Henri
Spuds Spark Split in Sharp Family in ITTSBURG
In ITTSBURG Kansas a quarrel over peeling potatoes triggers a family split. Peter Sharp, married to wife No 1 forty years, had taken wife No 2 after believing his first spouse perished in the Chicago fire of 1871. A conference led to shared living but disputes over meals ended with Peter seeking to part with a wife, preferably wife No 1.
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Ittsburg
Kan
Wife No
Wife
Peter Sharp
Peter
Chicago
Wife No 1
Wife No. 2
Wife No. 1
Sharp
Aged Wisconsin Farmer Loses 3000 to Woman in Chicago
William Dennis an 83 year old retired Wisconsin farmer, came to Chicago to marry a woman he met at a county fair. He handed her 3000 for safekeeping and she vanished after departing at La Salle street depot promising to call her sister in Grant Park. Dennis reported the loss to police and has no bride.
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William Dennis
Wisconsin
Chicago
Dennis
Detective Bureau
Blanche
la Salle Street
Northwestern
Mlle
Grant Park
Muriel
Robbery Try at Mount Carmel Church Ends in Capture
In the Our Lady of Mount Carmel church on East Twenty eighth Street a man attempted to steal from the center pool box after solemn mass. William Mangin the sexton chased him down Twenty ninth Street, aided by Officer Rosenthal and watchman Kohler’s brewery district, ending with a struggle and the thief’s capture in a loft with Mangin and Halpine assisting.
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Mangin
Jimmy
Twenty-ninth Street
First Avenue
Harry Rosenthal
Kohler
Jack Halpine
Halpine
Rosenthal
Cigarette Betrays Willing Girl in Male Garb
Ada Wright eighteen of 2809 South Broadway admitted posing as Willie Wright to hop freights. Patrolman Daily spotted her lighting a cigarette in blue overalls and a brown cap. She said she fled to help her sick mother in Bloomington Indiana with only 38 dollars.
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Willie Wright
Willie
Central District Station
Ada Wright
South Broadway
Bloomington
Ind
Tony Miller
Record of Historic European and American Heat Waves
A long retrospective lists extreme heat events across Europe and the United States from 1303-04 to 1900. It cites rivers drying, record temperatures, widespread sunstroke, and muting effects on daily life with notes on fatalities, evacuations, and public reaction.
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Metropolis
Missouri
Washington
Norwich
Conn
Charleston
Senator Flint Redirects Charity Money to Flowers for the Dead
A California senator declines a charity request for a hospital ward and explains he will use spare funds to send flowers to the dead instead. The remark highlights ongoing donor pressure and the perceived impact of hospital spending, reflecting a broader philanthropic debate.
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United States Senate
Flint
California
the Sunday Magazine
The Recall of a Tobacco Box Memory
In a rustic exchange, a Tobacconist recalls packing a barrel of apples while conversing with an amused Uncle John and a horticulturist. The dialogue shifts to cigars, with reflections on cherished selections and arranged top-row favorites.
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Uncle John
Billy
Life as a Gamble Says John W. Gates
The quote frames life as a gamble with death as the hazard, spoken by John W. Gates, noted for his valiant stance on conflict, reflecting a frontier era outlook on risk and mortality.
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John W. Gates
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