Dr Miles Heart Remedy Advertises A 70-Year-Old Testimonial
A Lewistown Illinois resident, age 70, claims doctors gave up on him but credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine for restoring mobility. The ad touts heart relief signs such as chest pain, breathlessness, fainting, and palpitations and promises a money back guarantee if no benefit. Sold by Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Joan R. Cochran
Lewistown
Ill
Mr. Cochran
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Money Makes Good Polish On Glasses In Train Incident
A man on a Northwestern elevated train used a soft worn five dollar bill to polish his spectacles. He rubbed a lens, breathed on it, then repeated the process on the other lens. Fellow passengers noticed and he commented that a clean bill is handy for polishing.
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Uncle Sam
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Comfort and Lincoln Cabin Built by Grossman Boys
On Stop 17 of the C P E a hillside cabin rises from logs and plaster. Marcus and Sam Grossman with friends Tremaine and Rob Lewis built it dormerless for outdoor life. When asked why live in a cabin the boy cites Abe Lincoln as a reason hinting at political ambitions.
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Sam Grossman
Stop 17
Marcus
Sam
Young Tremaine
Rob Lewis
Grossman
Abe Lincoln
Birthrate of Nationalities in New York City
Health department figures show Jewish districts have the highest birth rate at 55 per 1000, Italian areas 50.5, and Negro districts 26.6. Native American private districts fall below 7 per 1000. Experts add that mixed marriages yield fewer children in the second generation than among first generation immigrants.
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New York
Health Department
The Old Homestead defies theater superstition in trials
Thompson recalls that although actors cried and laughed during rehearsals The Old Homestead became a hit with audiences. He notes the common superstition that popular reactions in rehearsal predict failure in full runs but this play proved the exception.
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Thompson
Old Homestead
First Ocean Museum Planned in New York City
A new institution named the American Museum of Oceanography will open as a branch of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. Modeled after a Berlin project it will house ship models and deep sea animal and plant life specimens.
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America
New York City
American Museum of Natural History
Berlin
American Museum of Oceanography
Quip about billiards blushes and shy teammate
A playful note from Puck credits Ethel as the shyest player seen. Jack and Will trade quips about her blushing whenever billiard balls touch.
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Jack
Ethel
Will
Puck
Wall Street Safe Deposit Manager Criticizes Women Clients
A New York manager of a major safe deposit company complains that women customers distrust the facility and occupy boxes too long. He claims many boxes hold little value and says scissors for clipping coupons are often stolen, while confessing a single man’s bachelor status.
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Wall Street
Hard Luck Clara Miss Milyuns Marry Debts
Clara explains Edna’s confusion as she married Lord De Broke but lacked funds to cover his debts. The tale centers on marriage and financial burden with Clara recounting the misfortune and its social implications.
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Clara
Miss Milyuns
Edna
Lord de Broke
Miseries of the Red Sea Weather Plight On Board
The article describes extreme heat in the Red Sea where engine loss causes severe passenger suffering for hours. Daily winds are hot and suffocating, shifting from north to south toward the center. Vessels face two days of unbearable heat followed by two days of relief, with some liners forced to reverse course to provide brief respite.
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Red Sea
English Bible in the Nation’s Mind and Language
A London Saturday Review quote extols the Authorized Version as the warp and woof of English thought. It argues modern revisions lack the splendor of the old text and urges readers to compare a recent New Testament translation in common English to feel the contrast.
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London Saturday Review
Then he ran up a lot of bills and jumped bail
A practiced athlete once crowned champion faced legal trouble after arrest. He reportedly used his training to evade charges by fleeing after incurring substantial debts and skipping bail.
Question on lawful bait for fishing in trade
A quoted dialogue asks if any bait is unlawful for fishing and answers yes for trading rebated bait. The exchange presents Smith’s view and a direct reply about rebate as a bait considered unjawful for trade purposes.
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Smith
Lumpkin County Directory Listing Local Officials and Businesses
A reading of Lumpkin County directory entries shows offices and people in Dahlonega and nearby towns. It lists county officers such as Ordinary J F Pruett Clerk Head and Sheriff Sargent, and notes district and U.S. offices including W J Worley and D M Grizzle. It catalogs merchants, attorneys, postmaster Tate, educational leaders G R Glenn and D M Shoun, and a range of services from jewelers to pharmacies, bakeries, livery stables, blacksmiths, and hotels.
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New
Rock Hill
Rock Hill Buggy Company
Rock Hill, South Caroline
Foley
Bright
C. H. Jones & Son
Rma
Harber
Tam
Henry Underwoon
OUR First Ocean Museum
Chemis Sreer
Cardui
Mary Jinks
Treadway
Tenn
Cardus
Ren
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Gris Wickaire
ITC
J. F. Moore & CO
Nugent Office
Lumpkin Superior
Meri
J.B. Jones
Toccoa Paces Superior
Robert McMillan
Clarkesville
Solid
Nia
Court of Ordinary
County Board of Education
Cari Shulta
W. D. Haney
Board of Education
Pruett
Head
J.F Sargent
J. M. Ricketts
A. M, Grindle
M. Moore
F. C. Cavender
Homer Head
UR YE An. P
Hull
W. B. Gurley
N. P
U. S
Wm. J. Worley
D. M. Grizzle
Dalilonega
C.H. Jones
F. M. Meaders
TS. Littlefield
B. F. Anderson
G. H. Moore
Carl Shultz
TY. M. Ray
Bank OF
O. J. Lilly
R. H. Baker
W. S. Huff
Fk. Pruett
M.D. Cunningham
W. H. C. Tate
General Merchandise
J. M. Brooksher & Sons
G. McGuire
F. Anderson
W. ©. Carroll
T. J. Smith
F. A. Head & Co
M. G. Head & Co
J. M. Jones
J. BE. McGee
B. R. Meaders & Sons
W. H. Jones
Ino, NH
Moore
N. G. A. College
G. R. Glenn
D. M. Shoun
Jeweler
G. ST. McGuire
H. E. Watson
C. IL. Jones
C. H. Jones
H. K. Watson
McGuire Bros—cigars
W. D. P. Howell—candies
E. J. B. Housley
G. T. Moore
T. S. Littlefield
Stephen Rice
Wim. Anderson
Coffin Dealers
Jones, A. 8
Cantrell
J. H. Moore
M.G. Head & Co
Mountain Club House
Craig R. Arnold
Tate’s Hotel
Tate & Son
Pro
Dahlonega Hotel
J. J. Sargent
J. M. Ricketts, Henry Underwood
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