License Rates For Traders And Brokers In The Era
The document outlines license requirements and fees under the License Laws for traders hawkers and peddlers brokers and related traders. It specifies stock threshold based fees for traders with tiered payments from twelve sixty to one hundred fifty dollars and more depending on stock value. Small female vendors with stock under five hundred dollars pay six sixty. March May salt curing historically exempted from license. Peddler renewals due by May first with foot travel six hundred cents per mile rates for horse drawn conveyances and brokers’ rates for stock real estate pill and insurance exchanges detailed.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Permanent Cure Claims
Cure testimonial notes lasting relief from backache kidney and urinary disorders. W K Norris of Boston Md praises the pills as permanently normalizing his kidneys after years of lumbago and trouble. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. price 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
Denton
W. K. Norris
Norris Hotel
Boston
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’s
Scrap Book Tale Ends In Royal Rice Wedding Joke
A sergeant in a English regiment marries, provoking a prank flood of rice and boots. A Blucher boot hits him above the eye, he seeks hospital care, and the doctor jokes that the bride started early, explaining the mishap.
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Jny
Jove
Sowing and Reaping Poem by Josephine Pollard
Poem urges deeds of merit and generosity. It reflects on sowing seeds of good works and their eventual harvest in eternity. The verses emphasize striving with good will to fill empty granaries and help those in need, attributed to Josephine Pollard.
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Ireland
M. O’conor
American News Co
Popular Publishing Company
Duane St
New York City
Frultago
Josephine Pollard
Brown and Black Wit Exchange at Social Reception
In a Midwestern city two prominent clubmen Brown and Black meet a hostess at a reception. Brown quips about colors, the hostess notes fast colors. Black interjects that Brown won’t wash. The joke hinges on appearance and a family connection excuses Brown’s flaws.
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Brown
Black
Social etiquette clash in a Boston and southern friend exchange
A Boston girl tells a southern guest about two men offering seats in a car. The southern friend finds it polite, while the Boston girl frets that she cannot thank strangers. She notes it would be awkward to speak to a strange man.
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Boston
A Shock For Mansfield In Chicago Dressing Room
The episode occurred on the first night of Cyrano de Bergerac tour when a manager burst into Mansfield's dressing room, slapped him on the back, and urged him to perform, nearly provoking a violent confrontation before the dresser restrained the actor.
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Mr. Mansfield
Chicago
Cyrano
Grim warning on altitude harms during Colorado visit
A visiting lady in Colorado suffers severe breathlessness after elevation and fears dying. Her young son asks if she will reach heaven, and pleads for her not to go, saying she cannot endure the altitude. The exchange captures a family moment amid a medical danger of high altitude.
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Colorado
Heaven
The Best Way. A cadet prank ends in a witty reply
Dr Wood of Tarrow rebukes a boy for missing drill. He quips as a justice of the peace he could hang him, as honorary colonel he could shoot him, and as headmaster he could have him briefed. The boy answers that he prefers to be shot to be hanged.
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Tarrow
Fatal Curiosity in Burglary Case Cited by Post
A Houston Post report notes a burglar touched fresh paint at a crime scene, creating an odd fingerprint clue. The quirk raises questions about motive and method as investigators confirm the paint was recently applied.
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Fearful Wife Fears Deep Mourning for Husband
Dialogue from New York Press reveals Mrs Hoyle worried her husband would not mourn deeply after her death and compares to his mourning for his first wife. The exchange highlights concealed pride and emotional tension between Mrs Doyle and Mrs Hoyle.
Four Rogues Dine and Dash in Private European Hotel
A group of four men at a fashionable European hotel dined in a private room and refused to pay. They attempted to split the bill by deceiving the waiter as they slipped out one by one. The plan failed when the waiter was unable to be paid and the men fled. The rest of the piece promotes a cheerful, optimistic verse about smiling and encouragement.
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Walter
Oberlin First Coed College Tale of One Chair Rule
An Oberlin anecdote recalls the campus rule requiring a chair between a man and a woman in a room. A passing instructor confronted a male student about sharing a chair with a young woman, prompting the student to joke that the rule merely requires one chair between them.
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Irish Jokes and Farther Getting Lost in a Tale
A humorous column strings together Irish anecdotes and quips about burglars a rattled husband and a loud wife. It shifts to a rustic Irish horse market tale where a peasant answers how far to Letterkenny with a cheeky remark about Major Doyle's blood mares.
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Ireland
Donegal
Letterkenny
Mat
Writer In the Wrong Pen at Cornhill Magazine
James Payn, editor of Cornhill Magazine, dismisses an uninvited visitor carrying a treatise on sarcoma and carcinoma as poetry. The incident reveals Payn’s disdain for unsolicited medical texts amid the magazine’s poetry overload.
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Sarcona
lIngman
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A Considerate Girl
Dialogue fragment shows Marjorie defending punctuality to Madge noting she never kept him waiting more than thirty minutes. A breezy remark pairs Thackeray and Lippincott's quips about sunshine in the house.
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Marjorie
Lippincott’s
Agile Eskimo Scale Ice Clad Heights With Ease
Harry Whitney writes in Outing about Eskimo climbers in Ellesmere Land who scale sheer ice walls with nimbleness and fearless steadiness. He notes their superior endurance, puzzling sense of distance, and the habit of sleeping soundly while traveling as they subsist on seal and walrus meat. the narrator struggles with raw hare and venison.
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Harry Whitney
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Blundering Reporters and Misquoted Lines
A humorous look at reporter mistakes in quoting famous lines and speeches. The piece cites Bishop Magee Lord Salisbury and Sir William Harcourt misquotes, Milton allusions, and a balloon pilot tale about a desert and sand, ending with a village quip about overabundant sand.
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House of Lords
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Wiliam Harcourt
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What Intermittency Means
Intermittency is irregular pulse activity where beats drop out. It may occur regularly at two or three times per minute for hours or vary unpredictably with several quick drops then nothing for a minute or more. Though it can signal serious cardiac disease, it often reflects a non dangerous functional disturbance.
Why He Got Up
A commuter yawns at noon explaining he rose at six to catch his train. He asks his wife why he must get up before the chickens, and she retorts that perhaps he is no chicken. Source: New York Press.
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New York Press
Odd Signs and Market Frauds Across English Towns
A tin signs quart measures of all shapes sold here. In a Midlands market town a watchmaker's shutters bore Wound Up and the Mainspring Broke as he fled. In a principal street a shop housed a doctor and a shoemaker with the man of medicine at the front and the tailor in back, We Repair Both Body and Sole over the door. A coffee room displayed This Coffee Itcom Removed Upstairs Till Repaired in a window.
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England
Midlands
An Effectual Cure Bransse City Journals
A brief dialogue suggests social remedies for affection as one character urges treating a romantic interest like a sister to alter her perception. The exchange underscores practical advice framed as domestic wisdom in Bransse City Journals.
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Bransse City
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