Local miscellany notes and humor from 19th century papers
A collage of witty quips, travel anecdotes, and notices. Includes short stories and jokes about writers, a physician patient exchange, a Reed memory, water rates, a soldier's leave tale, regional dialect bits, and a coy ot e sightings near a Fine Arts gallery.
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H. R. Case
Coyote Roams San Diego Exposition Gallery
At the Panama-California International Exposition in San Diego the Fine Arts gallery displays a claim of top public appeal. A coyote wandered through an open gallery door at 8 a.m. traveled up stairs into the California quadrangle and down the Prado before guards could capture it.
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Exposition Free Zoo
Coffman
Fine Arts Gallery
J. B. Pendleton
Pepper Grove
John E. D. Trask
Fine Arts
San Diego
Trask
J. A. Wilson
California Quadrangle
Prado
Thirteen newspapermen named for August primary
A list of thirteen newspaper editors and publishers is set as candidates in the coming August primary. Names include H. Randall Highland Park Ierald, E. A. Hayes San Jose Mercury, Robert C. Harbison San Bernardino Sun, and others from diverse papers across California.
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Congress
H. Randall
Highland Park Ierald
E. A. Hayes
San Jose Mercury
Robert C. Harbison
San Bernardino Sun
Thomas Ingram
Grass Valley Union
William A. Rugg
Martinez Gazette
Will R. Sharkey
Martinez Standard
Joseph Bredsteen
Eureka Labor News
George H. Burchard
HH. D. DeGaa
Willows Bonscript
Peres K. Milberry
the Lakeport Press
J. Sherman McDowell
Alameda Times-Star
Frank Easton
Palo Alto Times
Crombie Allen
Ontario Report
Frank F. Merriam
Long Beach Press
Ray D. McFarland
Folsom Telegraph
New York Wall Paper Co Best Patterns Ad Los Angeles
A Mayday style classified notice from New York Wall Paper Co at 1001 South Main Street, Los Angeles promotes best patterns and lowest prices with free sample books offered to customers.
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New York Wall Paper Co
South Main St
Los Angeles
Hot water cure for headaches and toxin cleanse
An old remedy claims headaches stem from entointoxication and body toxins. A daily drink of hot water with limestone phosphate reportedly cleanses the digestive tract, purges poisons, and relieves headache with gentle, tasteless action.
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Corona Basket Grocery
East 6Th St
P. 0
E.H.S
Aguinaldo
O—O—O
Thomas R. Reed
Watch Hill
R. 1
R Premoon
Corona
California
Geo. M. Blair
C. R. Miller
West Sixth Street
Westerly
Boston
Weblysor
Cao
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Omaha
St. Louis
Santa Fe
Ing
Are
F. Herkelrath
Prado Beach
St.ris
Chas. E. Hughes
Chas. W. Fairbanks
Willis H. Booth
Republican
United States
the Corona Daily Independent
California State Fair
Sacramento
California Miners’ Safety Bear Club
Chas. W. Paine
John M. Perry
Independent
Riverside
Venice—Ocean Park
Santa Monica
Los
Angeles
Venice
Long Beach
Ocean Park
Redondo Beach
Pacific Electric Railway
W. C. Bonser
Frt
Pass
Calif