Safe handling and hunting lessons for boys and men
This article offers cautionary guidance on safe gun use and hunting ethics. It warns against careless handling, muzzle direction toward people, and the dangers of loaded firearms. It advises thorough cleaning, proper storage, and never firing at harmless birds. It also touches on treaty debates and U S policy themes interwoven with the time period.
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Howe
Castine
Murzle
Twain and the hat say it all on the New York Central
A New York Star report recounts Mark Twain in a smoking car scuffle over a libel risk and a prank question about a famous name. The tale, set on the New York Central, includes a theatrical bit with Twain wearing a large hat and a startled crowd reacting to a couple's public affection as a train ride ends in humorous awkwardness.
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New Yorke
Mark Toain
New York Central
Aiide Tor
Ho Tu
Jay
Simith
Dame
Smith” Twain
Basimore
Iate
Guarding Against Diphtheria Advice for Homes and Halls
Guidance urges better health and ventilation to prevent diphtheria especially in cold weather. Avoid crowded, poorly ventilated spaces such as theaters halls and churches. Parents should ensure nurseries schools and homes are well aired and cared for, as children face higher risk and greater fatality.
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Ae Cheung
Unclear historical notice on medicines and remedies
Fragmentary OCR text references pacts, land, kidneys, blood, and medicine by Dr Harter Lron Tunfe. Content is incoherent with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Nelebhor Tay
Aviv
Harter
Snelety and the Girl in St Louis Society
A Chicago editorial laments a young woman who fled home for a life of shame and argues society succumbs to wealth worship and contempt for honest toil. It criticizes prideful idolatry of riches and calls for a rational society where merit, not money, governs.
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St. Lowis
Pak
Chicago
Hood's Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier Anecdote
A claim that Hood's Sarsaparilla cures serofuli by purging blood at its source. Advertises the medicine as cleansing all impurities and curing scrofula with testimonials, sold by all druggists.
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Hood
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