Love and politics clash in Arlington editor tale
Andy Morgan buys controlling stake in the Arlington Morning Arrow and becomes editor. He resists pressure from Honest Dan Wilson and Priscilla to flip support to Kennedy, choosing honesty over influence. Priscilla tests his resolve with a demanded political favor, ultimately accepting Morgan's integrity as she confesses love.
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Andy Morgan
Arlington
Morning Arrow
the Arrow
Morgan
Priscilla Wilson
Priscilla
Dan Wilson
Dan
Wilson
Baat
Arrow
Asten
Anderson Dorn
David Kennedy
Kennedy
Driscilla
Dan” Wilson
Andy
Men Are Poor Hosts at Studio Tea
A friend of the girl recounts a studio tea where she criticizes male hosts for poor entertaining. She notes the host did not introduce her to any men, offered no refreshments despite plenty of punch and cake, and argues women know how to entertain. She vows to avoid men’s parties and asks for a soda fountain.
Heiress Relates Promise in Marriage Dilemma
A dialogue portrays a wealthy heiress declaring the Count vows no violence if she wed him. Her father counters with a demand about a promise to work for the family. The young woman brushes aside reason and presses toward marriage.
Contrasting Ways in a Sudden Florida Winter Trip
The dialogue notes Julia's decisive impulse to travel to Florida for the winter contest. It contrasts her rapid decision with a habit of taking a summary approach to wintering. The exchange highlights her swift choices and economical planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Florida
Farming adages on practical livestock and feed use
Practical guidance emphasizes selective seed corn timing and silage efficiency. It warns against mixing sick birds with healthy ones and suggests using kitchen scraps to cut feed costs.
Farming Bulletin Highlights Stock Care and Dairy Practices
A compilation of farming advice covers hog and dairy management, poultry feeding, seed selection, and crop notes. Topics include cleanliness in dairying, silage use, shellbark and chestnut trees, clover hay, and breeding dairy cows. Early season tips stress milking value, record keeping, and prudent herd breeding.
Doan’s Kidney Pills Claimed to Cure Newark Man
Jacob Lee of 199 Prince St Newark N J says after fourteen years he remains free of kidney pain and sleepless nights since using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He recalls severe pain and frequent urination before starting the remedy. Sold by dealers at 65 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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Jacob Lee
Prince St
Newark
N.J
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Cuticura Remedies End Eczema Tale
A Utah mother savages a severe baby rash as eczema with Cuticura Remedies. She recalls a swift transformation after using Resolvent Ointment Soap and their combined treatment. She notes hair growth and asks others to request a free Cuticura book from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lund
Plain City
Utah
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mass
A Woman’s Letter and Hidden Meaning in Correspondence
A discussion on why women write better letters than men argues that a woman's writing always carries veiled meanings. Marcel Prevost suggests letters convey effect rather than explicit thought, akin to a hat covering the head or a parasol shading from sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Marcel Prevost
Tuberculosis Fight Grows in Hungary
The anti tuberculosis campaign began in 1894 with five treatment institutions by 1898. Now the effort is government supported with over 200 agencies involved. Budapest hosts a permanent tuberculosis museum and ongoing public education campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Budapest
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children advertise relief
Claim that the powder cures colds in 24 hours and relieves fever headache stomach trouble teething disorders and worming. Says used by mothers for 23 years and liked by children. Sold at druggists for 2 cents. Sample mailed free to A. S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Mother Gray
Drugessats
Olmsted
LeRoy
A Terrible End in a Telephone Booth
A grim report recalls a man meeting a hard death after suffocating from his own hot air in a telephone booth. The passage hints at a tragic, puzzling fate.
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Promises Sore Throat Cure
An advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a remedy for sore throat claiming it prevents infection spreading through the body via food. The claim highlights its curative effect for throat discomfort.
Screech Owl Fears Drive Woman from Country to New York
A country resident recalls a blood curdling screech owl sighting linked by local superstition to deaths. The coachman's mother died after the owl appeared, prompting the woman to flee to New York for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Generous Gift Almanac by Munyon Remedy Co
Professor Munyon issues a comprehensive almanac with moon bases, phrenology, palmistry, birth months and stones, dream interpretation, card reading, beauty culture, weights and measures, and antidotes. A family magazine almanac offering entertainment and useful information, free upon request.
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Munyon
Almanacc
Munyon Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Aspiration of Three Boys Over a Million Dollar Dream
In Warburton a 14 year old Richard and Gordon aged 10 imagine wealth. Richard would buy a motor boat, Warburton would spend on music and theater tickets, Gordon would buy an automobile and pay fines. The exchange appears in Harper’s Bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Warburton
Gordon
Harper's Bazar
Scoundrel’s Last Refuge and Quotations Mix
A fragmented collection of aphorisms and quotes. Notable lines reference scoundrels, a girl receiving a present, Garfield Tea, daily cleansing, and a critique of flattery toward women. The text reads like a misc excerpt of sayings rather than a cohesive article with a single event.
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Pdock
Earm
Middle States
Daverage
Matt
Guernsey
Bey
Germany
Mrs. Gabber
Harry
Sloan
Thrush
S. E. Sstrri
McDonough
R. W. Parish
Bristol
Ind
ART Pet Ies
Dr. Earle
Boston, Mass
U.S. A
Johnson
Central Ave
East Orange
Rome
PTHE
Nie
Cocos
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