Glance at the Dalonlnga Institute Adverts for Students
G. R. Glenn LL D president advertises special advantages at the institution. Highlights include low annual expenses estimated at 125 dollars, a mountain climate and cadet band under U S Army supervision. Courses span A B and B S with agriculture mining engineering and commercial science. Dormitories provide officer supervision and self reliance training. For more information contact the president.
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Georgia
U.S. Army
G. R. Glenn
Pure Herb Tablets claim to aid digestion and blood health
Advertises Pure Herb Tablets from Ashland Ohio and Townsend in Dahtonhsu Ga. as a natural remedy for indigestion rheumatism and blood troubles. Claims rapid relief without weakness and offers a three month box for one dollar with money back guarantee.
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Pure Herb Tablet Co
Ashland
Ohio
W. B. Townsend
Dahtonhsu Ga
Wasted a Summer's Work in Saint Gaudens Tale
The St Nicholas excerpt recounts a boy Homer Saint Gaudens goat trained to butt objects. A goat accident at dinner time causes the Logan horse model to be coated in plaster wrongly, ruining a summer’s labor and shaping the sculptor’s tough life.
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Augustus Saint Gaudens
Tomer
Homer
Logan
Ariadne Gilbert
St. Nicholas
Tangled Footing in Society and Tango Debate
A dialogue snippet shows two climbers debating social standing and a character named Miss Cayenne discussing the tango. The exchange highlights class tensions and cautions about movement within society. The passage focuses on social acceptance and the challenge of mastering a new dance.
Jones Accused of Starting Third Fire at Big Mill
In a dramatic exchange Mr. Cornsilk and Mrs. Cornsilk discuss Jones allegedly starting three fires at his mill, while a sudden embargo on arms and household duties mix with the tense gossip. The dialogue reveals suspicion and social friction surrounding the mysterious blazes.
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Mr. Cornsilk
Mra. Cornsilk
How to Avoid War aids kept truants from joining
A Boston Transcript item discusses a magazine titled How to Avoid War and counsels readers on remaining single to prevent involvement in conflict. The note reflects wartime social guidance and gender expectations.
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Tere
Iwub
Boston ‘Transcript
A Muddle of Puzzles and School Absence Gag
A humorous dialogue centers on a parent asking about a son's school day. The child replies he took nothing except the measles and the mumps, followed by a hasty departure. The exchange plays on wordplay about illness and leaving quickly.
Barber Sells Hair Tonic as Shoe Polish
A barber offers customers a bottle of hair tonic, claiming it also polishes tan shoes effectively. The exchange highlights a practical use of a personal grooming product in everyday commerce.
Monarchy prices nobility and a living memorial tree
Dom Pedro the Second of Brazil once sold nobility titles to fund a Rio de Janeiro hospital, offering baron and count titles for large milreis subscriptions. In Tennessee a Brown county grave features a poplar sprout growing from a coffin, now a towering tree over the grave in the years since Allcorn’s death.
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Dom Pedro H
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Dom Pedro
Ministry of Justice
Republic
Nashville
Brown County
Toronto World
Allcorn
Salt Creek
Silver Islet and Carson Lode Mine Pumped Lake Dry
Historical note recounts how the Carson Lode in the Cobalt district lay beneath a lake. Miners pumped out water to expose ore then formed a second lake to wash the basin, using two pump systems at once. A romantic aside follows with a queried marriage proposal and a father's amused reaction.
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Dominion
Silver Islet
British Columbia
Ontario
Crown Reserve
Cobalt
Canada
The Lawyer’s Speech Impresses In Court
A lawyer acquitted himself with a powerful speech and impressed the court. The judge and jury were swayed, and the advocate’s performance overshadowed previous efforts for his client.
Her Ultimatum
A brief dramatic exchange features a wife insisting on following a cook’s instruction while her husband John warns against heedless action. The scene centers on household tension and the clash between authority and loyalty within a domestic setting.
Misquoted remark sparks confusion over insult claim
A disputed quote circulates claiming someone called another a first-class idiot. The exchange centers on alleged misquotation and a reply denying the crude label. Regional readers seek clarity on who spoke, to whom, and in what context the remark was made.
What's phonetic, pa about using phones
A playful exchange on phonetics and telephone usage between a parent and child. The dialogue hints that understanding sounds is key to handling phones, with a light humorous tone.
The Spring Lock Trouble and a Latch String Remedy
A householder forgets her key when a spring lock traps a woman and baby inside. Neighbors can’t help, and the husband returns after an hour with the key. The pears burn on the stove and the baby cries. the piece argues for a simple latch string to prevent such danger.
Impossible demands on food safety spark heated exchange
A conversation questions purity of ingredients in a food supply as one speaker admits failure to ensure purity. The other mentions a feud involving an aviator who reacted with anger when informed that his rival flew upside down.
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Monsieur
Tit for tat dialogue sparks playful kitchen banter
A brief exchange shows a new cook and her host teasing about past jobs. He queries why she left her prior post and she replies with a witty misdirection about the previous cook. The conversation ends with a light jab about married women and matchmaking.
Sparrows Pie Recipe Circulates In Britain
A circulated old recipe describes making sparrow pie to reduce nuisance birds in parts of Great Britain. It lists 12 sparrows, rump steak, bacon, stock, breadcrumbs, herbs, eggs and seasoning, detailing boning, stuffing, layering with beef and bacon, baking, and finishing with stock poured in.
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Great Britain
Mountain Club House Opens for Transient Travelers
Mountain Club House is now open for transient and traveling public in North Georgia. The facility offers electric lights running water 26 acres of parkland shade and cool surroundings under the proprietorship of Craig Rk Arnold.
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North Georgia
Craig Rk
Arnold
SCORE ONE FOR THE TAILOR
Congressman Isaac Sherwood tells of a tailor suing for pay after a customer bought goods on credit. The lawyer argues payment timing. the tailor testifies that in cash transactions payment would be immediate, implying the present case involved credit terms.
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Tere
Isaac Sherwood
Ohio
England Eyes Gaps in Modernizing Government
A London discussion on bridging gaps in modern governance suggests an unusual bridgework tactic of knocking out peers as a metaphor for radical reform. The remark highlights tension over restructuring authorities and parliamentary balance.
Impossible Question about Stealing from a Trust
Dialog hints at a debate over ethics of stealing from a trust between a father and son. No concrete events, names, or places are provided. the fragment suggests a moral or legal quandary rather than a reportable incident.
A perplexing medical chat about a complexion cream jar
A dialogue features Aley discussing a complexion cream and whether he received a jar. The sales lady calls him a sissy. Mrs. Malaprop asks what the doctor did to relieve her pain and jokes that he gave an epidemic interjection.
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Aley
The Exchange Exchange Banter on Careers
In a sharp campus exchange the speaker notes graduates common in medicine and law. The response confirms the cycle of professionals leaving the institution and later returning to serve or recruit.
Unclear text from historical page
Readable content is insufficient to identify people, places, or events. The fragment appears to discuss gender issues but lacks concrete facts or names to summarize into a newspaper card.
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