Little Known Irving Manuscripts Published by Sunday World
The Sunday World Magazine prints a Washington Irving sketch never before released. The piece, owned by a Brooklyn family descended from the woman who inspired it in autumn 1832, reveals uses of a certain “little machine” for gossip and scolding. It notes Irving’s return from Europe and his Life of Columbus materials.
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Washington Irving
New York Sunday World
Sunday World Magazine
Mr. Irving
Brooklyn
Rip van Winkle
New York
Europe
Columbus
Grenada
London
Ladies Tongues and the Tongue as Social Force
A satirical reflection on the power and peril of a lady’s tongue. The essay notes its ability to spread scandal at tea, influence gentlemen, and shape reputations, while conceding bright traits and the hope for restraint.
Humorous Egyptian Equestrian Veiled Woman on a Donkey
The article describes a veiled Mohammedan woman riding a donkey in Hegypt, wearing a full habara and elaborate embroidered saddle while her husband and bystanders react with laughter. It contrasts her with Egyptian men who sit upright on donkeys, appearing dignified.
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Hegypt
Gamble in rare books yields fortunes and risks
The piece notes King Edward VII prayerbook copies rising from 200 to 1800 as subscribers sell claims after years of labor. It cites Shelley's edition at 7.50, Milton volumes bought by a dealer at 15 and later sold to 165 each. It warns amateurs face risks and unpredictable profits in rare-book speculation.
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New York
Night Callers Frustrate A Boston Doctor In Texton Tale
A New England physician, exhausted after a long day, is disturbed by late night visitors from the Texton family. Each caller asks for care, seeking a different doctor, while the doctor declines due to illness. The scene ends with a humorous miscommunication as one caller reports being sent away to the devil, then returns to the physician. A noted testimonial for Piso’s Cure completes the ad.
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New England
Real Grievance Over Breach of Promise In Court Reports
In a quoted exchange from The Age and Chicago Journal, a woman urges the suitor’s punishment for breach of promise, arguing that cash penalties would be insufficient while the solicitor questions the demand for marriage.
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Chicago Journal
Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Adapts for All Ages and Genders
An advertisement claims Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy treats kidney and liver complaints and purifies the blood. It markets the drug at one dollar and emphasizes suitability for both sexes and all ages.
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David Kennedy
Desmond Cutter Scours Baseball Grounds
Local chatter in Chicago News notes Mrs Hogan-Phwat and Mrs Casey discussing a Desmond cutter who trims grass around the baseball grounds. The item presents street talk on a handyman known for cutting turf near the field.
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Hogan
Casey
Desmond Cutter
Chicago News
Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
List of patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors includes Olaf Field of Mayville North Dakota for a draft equalizer Frank France of Fargo North Dakota for a branding iron William Gurr of Minneapolis Minnesota for a picture hanging device Peter McGrath of Hibbing Minnesota for a non refillable bottle Helge Opdahl of Minneola Minnesota for a draft equalizer Catherine Ryan of St Paul Minnesota for a nut lock Gus tavus Thompson of Baltic South Dakota for an automatic belt guide. Patent lawyers Lothrop and Johnson.
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Northwestern
Olaf Field
Mayville
N. D
Frank France
Fargo
William Gurr
Minneapolis
Minn
Peter McGrath
Hibbing
Helge Opdahl
Minneola
Catherine Ryan
St. Paul
Gustavus Thompson
Baltic
S. D
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press Bldg
Black looks signal deeper issues than smoked glasses
The phrase hints that dark appearances may mask underlying problems more serious than mere eye strain or smoky lenses, suggesting a broader context where surface color misleads about actual conditions.
The Marine Eye Remedy Co Free Eye Book Offer
The Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago sends an Eye Book free to readers. Write them about your eyes to receive this informational publication.
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The
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Noble Failure Outshines Flawed Victory in Local Tale
A cautious community report highlights a noble failure as more respectable than a flashy but tainted success, stressing integrity over reputational gain. The piece contrasts effort, ethics, and outcomes to question the value of success that compromises standards.
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W.l.douglas
W. L- Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Peruna Endorsed by Navy Admiral Hichborn
Rear Admiral Philip Hichborn of the United States Navy writes from Washington D C praising Peruna as an invigorating tonic. He claims the remedy has earned unstinted praise from statesmen and military men and urges readers to obtain Dr Hartman’s free medical advice if results are not prompt.
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Philip Hichborn
United States Navy
Washington, D. C
Feruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Stoves and dampers test public enthusiasm
A quip notes that like stoves, some people try to dampen excitement about a project. It hints at cautious attitudes slowing progress and public interest in a civic effort.
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Ladies’ Tongues
Ashington
Mey
Egyptian Equestrienne
Gamble
Yaweeb Heinschlatter
Yaacob Heeischlatter
J. W. O'Brien
Third Ave. N
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Arrdtaee Sala
E.S. Mecul
Dept
U.S. Int. Revenue
Richmond
Vas
Corona Colt
MATL
W.W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Masee
Hichborn
Peruna
Ly Ky Ou Dees
Waterbeooe
Mark S
A. J. Tower CO
Boston
Mars
U.S
A. Tower Canadian Co.,ltd
Toronto
Canada
DN U
Costa
Ozark
Joplin. Me
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