Madison Co News PanEvilogy Oct 27 J K Hartt ill
Special correspondence reports J K Hartt from an upper Wisconsin creek farm fell ill after arriving with a load of apples for sale. He returned home without selling his stock and, as of the last report, was not improving. Maytie Utley, with Miss Parker, visited from Glendale, and a lively house gathering followed that evening. Pageville links and local figures are noted in brief items about fruit trees and community events.
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the Tribune
J. K. Hartt
Upper
Wisconsin Creek
Pageville
Mr. Miller
Great Falls
Ellen Marshall
Mr. Reed
Ellen Wn
Sheridan Dispatches From Sheripan and Beyond
Local notes report Mia. Thos. Dun can returns to Virginia City from Sheripan, and several residents leave for Kennett mill work. Bert Foster suffers a bad leg injury. theft and forgery by J. J. Williams in Leiterville Sheridan targets Matt David with a forged certificate of deposit. burglary follows. Community updates include visits, church matters, and a controversial Blackfoot reservation interview with Commissioner Hermann detailing federal positions and rejections of premature claims.
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Sheripan
Mia
Thos
Duncan
Virginia City
I. D. Moore
Eugene Means
John Rosenberger
Kennett Mil
Bert Foster
Whitehall
Bert
Ed. Reed
Madison Valley
Leiterville
Sheridan
J. J. Williams
Williams
Matt David
Henry Elling & Co.’s
David
Richard Cook
Mesers
Stine
Shoemaker
Moore
Brigaman
Romulus Brown
G. W. Shoemaker
Wiley Mountjoy
Orphan’s Home
Rowland ‘Rightenour
J. M. Herndon
Virginia
R. P. Smith
Townsend
M.E. Church
Charles Giener
Washington, D. C
Montana
N. BE. Jenkins
Blackfoot Reservation
Cardson
Dupuyer
California
Hermann
General Land Office
Jenkins
Intendo
Judge Beat
Early Thanksgiving Story From Plymouth Town Celebration
The article recounts the 1621 Thanksgiving appointed by Governor Bradford at Plymouth Massachusetts. It describes Massasoit and about ninety warriors joining the ceremony, rituals of prayer, feasting, and sports including a drill by twenty colonial soldiers observed by the native guests.
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Bradford
Plymouth
Massachusetts
Clifford Howard
Ladies’ Home Journal
Dame Brewater
Priscilla Molines
Jotn Alden
Massasoit
What Is Paternalism In Postal Savings Banks
Opinion argues against labeling postal savings banks paternalistic. It states government actions from schools to post offices are paternalistic only if external controls exist, but in the United States the government serves the people’s will. The program aims to foster self reliance, not dependence.
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Postal Savings
United States
Inta
Hardon
Ancient Indian in blanket Roams Cold St. Lawrence Scene
A rough seaman recalls a barefoot Indian figure wrapped in a blanket roaming the icy St. Lawrence coast. The exchange centers on enduring cold and face covering, highlighting a cultural contrast during a frigid voyage era.
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St. Lawrence
Andy
San_ Francisco
Wedding Cheer Delays Cash Gift at Noon Ceremony
In a Detroit Free Press snippet, Gladys and Tom discuss changing their wedding schedule to noon so they can cash out before banks close at 8. The exchange implies a practical shift from a previously planned late afternoon event.
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Gladys
Papa
Tom
Banks
Detroit Free Press
Nervous pedestrians pass noted by bicycle guidance
Dialogue from the Cincinnati Enquirer shows Laura and Flora discussing an unsafe tactic to scare pedestrians by wobbling a bicycle wheel. The suggestion implies using intimidation to pass, reflecting a risky behavioral stereotype and warning about dangerous riding.
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Laura
Flora
Post
Cincinnati Enquirer
Courtly Misreadings and Neighborly Gossip
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip portrays Stubbing attempting to fool neighbors while his wife is away. The man seeks the woman next door to relay a dull evening, and he carries a dress suit in a basket prompting curiosity.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Canary joke shocks Second Cat in New York Presa
A brief dialogue from New York Presa features Second Cat claiming to have eaten a canary and fearing it will peroxide English sparrow, prompting a humorous exchange with First Cat about Nel lie and looks.
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Nellie
Thomas
New York
Wallace Ferry Exchange on Publishing an X Ray Picture
In a brief Cincinnati Enquirer exchange Wallace asks to show works while Ferry claims no publication, replying I had an X ray picture taken. The dialogue implies a dispute over sharing or publishing artistic material and a medical image.
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Wallace
Ferry
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jingo Quips Hawaii as a Jim Dandy in Galaxy of Commonwealths
In a spirited exchange, John Jingo declares Hawaii a jim dandy among the commonwealths. Hou, Rouser Down adds a boastful echo likening Hawaii to a regular Honolulu according to the North American.
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John Jingo
Commonwealths
Hawaii
Hou
Honolulu
Philadelphia
Man Mistakes Penwiper for Ascot Tree
A young man in New York Journal lore misreads a piece of fancy work sent by a girl, previously mistaking a penwiper for an ascot tree, revealing a comical error in perception.
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Tam
New York Journal
Depew Embraces Bicycling in Newport Anecdote
Chauncey M. Depew has taken up cycling with casual attire and basic equipment. He enjoys the sport and recalls his early tumbles, noting Newport residents treat the bicycle as essential, while he jokes about his first ride and a humorous train-side mishap.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Bhd
Newport
Depew
Ohio
Tin Newport
New York Tribune
Liver stimulant and tonic promised to cure illness
A 19th century style advert touts Onscareds Candy Cathartio as a guaranteed cure for biliousness fever constipation and sluggish liver. It sells 10 25 and 50 cent boxes with a free sample and booklet and offers refunds if not cured.
Everybody Says So Gascarets Candy Cathartio Pitch
A vintage sales blurb touts Gascarets Candy Cathartio as the era’s best medical discovery. It claims cleansing effects for kidneys liver and bowels, dispels colds and fever, cures headaches and constipation, and urges readers to buy a box today for 60 cents.
Minnesota Grown nursery stock sales opportunity in Lake City
Local sale request seeks two or three able men in the county to market Minnesota Grown nursery stock seed corn seed potatoes and grain with spring delivery. Three plans offered and liberal terms. Write for particulars to The Junes Nursery Co Lake City Minnesota. Also advertising offer to obtain a Compendium on Yukon Klondyke and Alaskan gold fields for 10 cents from Hamilton Publishing Co Indianapolis Indiana.
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Minnesota
Yukon
Klondyke
Alaskan
Hamilton Publishing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
The Sting of It Ends with a Wasps’ Quiet Toll
Brief note in Pick Me Up recalls a dramatic accidental death as a patient dies from heart disease misattributed to a wasp sting. It frames a somber, brisk vignette with a touch of irony and small-town wit.
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Distraught man recites royal names amid press deadline
A distressed figure in a hotel disrupts a newsroom by muttering a string of royal names in a confused exchange. An inquisitor challenges him as the speaker rattles off titles and epithets, hinting at unfinished phrases before press time.
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Inquisitor
Eminent New York Chemist Offers Free Bottles for Consumption Cures
Distinguished chemist T A Slocum of New York City offers three free bottles of his New Discoveries to readers who write for treatment. He claims his method cures pulmonary tuberculosis and chest troubles and cites letters of gratitude from patients worldwide. Send your post office and express address to Dr T A Slocum at 98 Pine Street New York and mention Dillon Tribune.
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T. A. Slocum
New York City
Pei Aeaa
Science Daily
T.A. Slocum
M. D
Pine Street
New York
Dillon Tribune
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