Free Indians in Oklahoma resemble other states in possessions
The article notes Indians in Oklahoma towns have as many pianos and cars as Vermont or Delaware. It states about 200 Seminoles in Florida’s Everglades and Cypress Morass live free, independent of the white man, neither citizens nor wards, unlike tribes moved west and joined with the five civilized tribes in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Vermont
Delaware
Florida Everglades
Big Cypress Morass
Ponce de Leon
de Soto
Atlantic
United States
Mississippi
Cured Eczema Like Magic Promise From Dr Chase Ointment
A reader notes rapid relief from eczema after using Dr Chase's Ointment claiming it works like magic. Letter mentions quick soothing of sting and itch with cure possible after patient treatment. Includes testimonial from Mrs Clements of Toronto and pricing 60 cents a box with Toronto distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements
Strange Street
Toronto
Ont
Guise
Edmanson, Bales & Co., Limited
Genteel Confederate Note Declined at Downtown Lunch Stop
A man in a downtown restaurant ordered a substantial lunch, paid with a Confederate bill, and quickly faced refusal from the cashier. She returned the note with scorn, while the patron mocked the meal, saying keep the change as he departed.
Birthday Gift Speech From Family Honours Mother
A wife receives a birthday gift from her husband and three children. The youngest, ten years old, prepared and delivered the presentation speech. She begins Dear mamma, this gift is presented to you by your three childree and one, husband, in a sincere family moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Oil That Is Famous Across Continents
An oil attributed to Dr Thomas’ MWelectric oil is highlighted as famous beyond Canada. It has reach in Central and South America, the West Indies, Australia, and New Zealand, with strong demand and ready sales. The text also features brief, unrelated dialogue about a chicken and a joke about fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Thomas
Central
South America
West Indies
Australia
New Zealand
Science notes on digestion and thyroid science of the era
A historical essay surveys the shift from ostrich stomach remedies to pepsin, then explains the thyroid gland's role in nutrition. It covers iodine content, thyroid extracts, iron-like gland attraction, cretinism in Europe, and the use of adrenalin to halt bleeding in surgeries, framing advances as health defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Switzerland
Italy
Minard's Liniment Cited for Chest Injury Rehab
A reader from Rossway Digby Co. NS reports a fall causing chest pain and breathing difficulty. After trying various liniments, one bottle of Minard's Liniment warmed on flannel and applied to the breast completely cured the ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inard’s Liniment Co., Limited
Minard
Muffled Knocks and Odd Exchanges on a Quiet Day
A quirky dialogue unfolds with muffled knocks and social jabs about silk dresses smoking in the parlor. Characters discuss sport, residence, and Sunday school as casual remarks reveal relations and neighborhood norms.
Cautions on Canned Goods and Food Safety
The notice warns against canned foods with bulging tops dents or signs of leakage and advises avoiding cans with two lumps of soldier or signs of fermentation. It recommends inspecting cans carefully, avoiding bent containers, and emptying contents promptly to prevent poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Dent
Doctor Brown Sends for Me to See the Boy
A doctor rushes to attend a boy at Mrs Brown’s urging. The wife asks what is wrong, and the doctor admits he does not know yet but fears Mrs Brown’s prepared book on pre medical steps. He hurries to reach the child before the doctor’s procedure begins.
Transit Leader Expelled From Suffragist Group
A woman was expelled from the suffragettes amid questions over her motives as observers concluded her hike was for weight loss rather than genuine zeal for the cause.
Brigandage in North Manchuria Hampers Trade in 1912
British Acting Consul at Harbin reports that 1912 saw rising brigandage by Hunghutzu red beards in North Manchuria. Post revolution unrest reduced official control, raising transport costs and cereal prices, cutting exports like soya beans to about 77 percent of 1911. By April 1913, military measures restored order within 100 miles of Harbin.
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Manchuria
A. B. Hastes
Harbin
Hien
Cartiers
Chinese Eastern Railway
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promised To Restore Health And Vitality
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for pale complexions headaches and general weakness in women. It includes a testimonial from Mrs William Jones of Crow Lake Ontario describing dramatic improvement after using multiple boxes and urging readers to obtain the remedy by mail. Other light vignettes about kittens a prosy pastor and a humorous remark about Rupert of Hentzau accompany the clipping.
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Williams
William Jones
Crow Lake
Ont
Dr. Williams
Marine Eye Remedy Promoted for All Eye Ailments
Druggists sell Marine Eye Remedy in liquid form for eye pain and irritation with 25 and 50 cent sizes. Murine Eye Salve comes in aseptic tubes at 25 and 50 cents. Eye Books offered free by mail. Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago advertises a remedy suited for all eyes needing care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Sea Captain Tricks Bishop With Swear Oath Tale
A Cork bishop recounts a voyage where a sea captain swore his crew into obedience. When urged to test the oath, the captain pretended to persuade his men, failing at first, then quickly ordering Jack Bill and Harry aloft as a storm rose. The bishop reluctantly approves swearing a little, ending the prank as the ropes are hauled and profanity silence falls.
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Tom
Jack
Bill
Harry
Real Romany life and customs in scattered camps
An account portrays gypsies as a mix of genuine Romany people and imitators, detailing camps in secluded areas, language, betrothal at fourteen, clan rituals, and a fire pit scene. It shares anecdotes of disputes, including a coat theft bluff resolved by a magician of dried peas, and notes on stereotypes and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Eglish
Walt
Elevation of Earl Spencer to Garter Knight raises numbers
The ascent of Earl Spencer to Garter Knight increases the order to thirty, up from twenty five, to meet George III's expanding family. Two explanations exist for its origin one romantic and one practical.
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Earl Spencer
George III
Salisbury
Edward II
Richard
St. George
The Spy Problem and Youth Guidance
The World's Work notes that scouts YMCA Salvation Army and other bodies have worked with boys. It warns gangs form in schools and neighborhoods but foresees a new era where guided activity leads to better moral and social outcomes for boys, making them able to handle themselves honestly in the world per the Edmonton Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouts
Y.M.C.A
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Edmonton Journal
Mount Desert Ends Automobile Ban With Local Resolution
Mount Desert Maine reaffirmed a ban on automobiles within corporate limits. John D Rockefeller Jr, a key advocate, said he brought his family to Mount Desert to escape automobiles.
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Prince Edward Island
Mount Desert
Maine
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Worth That Much, Anyway
Mrs Exe and Mr Dauber clash over the value of a framed photo at the exhibition. She claimed the picture paid admission, while he points to the frame as the real worth, joking that the frame is worth over fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Exe
Mr. Dauber
Scott
Mrs Fellquick-John Seeks Parlor Ault Purchase
The speaker requests buying a new parlor ault and notes previous agreement to obtain different clothing for morning noon and night, but expresses reluctance to change outfits each time they enter a new room.
Why He Was Dejected and His Banner Message
A prominent university professor active in the suffrage movement was persuaded to carry a parade banner in New York months earlier. His wife saw him march with a dejected look, banner drooping, and reproached him for not appearing better. He replied with a quip: Any man can vote. Why can’t I?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pues
New York
Miller's Worm Powders Stand Unmatched as Worm Destroyer
Miller's Worm Powders are described as unsurpassed as a hermifuge. Mothers seek its excellent merit at the first signs of worms in children, trusting it for immediate and lasting relief from worm issues.
Not Half Enough Kitty Love Jokes in Town
In a light hearted quip the piece notes that love may drive the world but cannot force eligible young men to behave or come through. The tone is playful with social flirtation and local gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Appearances Deceptive in a Sharp Family Exchange
A tense exchange unfolds as a niece rejects the aunt’s disapproval of her company with young Thorpe. The aunt condemns appearances while the niece warns that Thorpe’s smooth surface hides more than it seems.
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Thorpe
Vagrant charge sparks courtroom dialect exchange
A judge questions what counts as visible means of support in a humorous exchange with Sambo who jokes about asking his wife to wash and come to court. The dialogue underscores legal wording versus everyday interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sambo
Lawdy
Jude
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills A Century Old Formula
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills, devised by Dr Morse, use a century old Indian formula. Tested by chemists, the formula remains effectively unaltered. Marketed worldwide as a household remedy for constipation and kidney and liver issues, noted for prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Morse
Morse
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Henry
Ryder
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Rupert of
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P.P
Peter Powell
Briscoe
Winchester
Eddy’s
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University of Toronto
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