From Our Xmas Poet and Local Notices
A mixed local page notes a sentimental Christmas poem about unrequited love and devotion. It also lists shop promotions, household goods, and various community notices from Covington and Williamsport, including sales, inns, guest visits, and farm property ads.
Sleep on a Cold Smoke Method for Sleep Induction
A New York Mail and Express piece suggests a harmless, inexpensive sleep aid using a curved wooden pipe. The sleeper inhales slowly from an empty pipe after lying flat, continuing for about sixty to one hundred puffs until drowsiness arrives, with careful, steady puffing and focus on smoke imagery.
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New York Mail and Express
The London lord mayor a limited city figure
Harper's Weekly notes the lord mayor of London governs only the City of London within Greater London. The City hosts 38 000 residents at night and about 300 000 by day, with limited powers largely superseded by the London County Council. His role emphasizes ceremonial duties, with a gilded show and unique privileges.
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London
City of
Greater London
Cannton
London County Council
Lord Way
England
Harper’s Weekly
Cantankerous Farmer Warned by Wife About Burns
A cantankerous farmer returns home on a wet day and stands by the fire to dry. His wife warns him to watch his flannels or risk burning them, prompting a witty exchange about burning his trousers which are already burnt.
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John
London
Evolution of man and creation’s leaders questioned
The speaker urges all to strive for maximum self-improvement while noting society’s push for progress in crops and livestock. A solemn duty to develop, yet ponder whether the lower orders also rise as the lead remains illuminated and refined.
His Line In Market Street Verses Spotted
The Philadelphia Record notes a poet’s forte lies mainly in the Market Street line with occasional verses in other car routes.
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Hook
Market Street
Philadelphia Record
What Did He Meant Patient and the Doctor Exchange
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press shows a patient paying $3 for a prescription and asking if it cures him. The doctor replies that if not cured he should return and seek relief again, reflecting a dated, ironic medical exchange.
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Detroit Free Presa
Malaria Lingers as Mosquitoes Abound on Lower Elbe
The report notes that no village or farm along the lower Elbe is free from malaria while malaria mosquitoes remain plentiful in the region.
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Elbe
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
East Side Square
W. B. Coleman
J.H. Henselman
M. Board’s
W. Crane’s
Maple City
Nebeker’s
Mesdames Jos. DeHart
Zu Cameron
Williamsport
Connie O’brien
Loeb's Store
O. M. Coffing
Link Hesler
Veedersburg
Robert Rinn
Roger’s Bros
W. Crane
Gene Rush
Cates
Covington
J. Loeb’s
James Gee
Hoopeston
Ill
J. A. Lindley
Harry
D. M. Shreeves
Chicago
North 4Th Street
Bis
Ieat
Indiana
Oerbbassische Letnen- Fedestrie
Nare Kleinberger
Fulda
Hart Schaffner & Marx