The Princess of Wales a Charming Future Queen
The June Cosmopolitan praises the Princess of Wales in gracious terms. It lauds her beauty, poise, and discretion, noting her youthful appearance, daily care, and restrained lifestyle. Her kindness wards off jealousy, and she is deemed clever yet not political, a model of refined domestic happiness amid public scrutiny.
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England
Princess of Wales
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Austria
Tibia
Tenaure
Frederick
Grosa
George IV
Haven of Rest sect rises in Fulton County Indiana
A new religious group in Fulton County Indiana calls itself Haven of Rest. It accepts members without creed tests and attracts those dissatisfied with other denominations. Led by Rev. Samuel Plantz, a gifted orator, it travels with movable tents and has spread to Noble County with several ministers sharing his distrust of other churches.
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Samuel Plantz
Evangelical Association
Noble County
Lightning Proof Liberty Struck Twice in Harbor
The Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor was struck twice by lightning on the Fourth of July yet remained unharmed. The bolt hit the raised arm and forehead as a protective lightning rod system spanning 305 feet channels currents into the ground. Workers inspected the statue and reported no damage, amid dramatic sparks and an aureole around the forehead. Concurrently, fire damaged Standard Oil Company works at Bayonne that same evening.
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New York Harbor
Standard Oil Company
Bayonne
The Peddlers Bandage the Busy Morning Sale
The article describes a bustling shopping scene where a fashionable maiden bundles a mix of goods from books to fruit and gloves into bold handkerchiefs. The morning's shopping yields a jumble of items tied together, energizing shops with bright eastern hues.
Parisian Wardrobe Recalled In Market Day Memory
A Paris description recalls a century old practice where women carried vegetables in a bright kerchief, turning present matinee nostalgia into a revival of an old fashion. The piece links past and present fashion habits with a lyrical note on everyday life.
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Paris
Condensed Milk Trade Shapes Chili Export Pull
Chili relies on Western imports for condensed milk about 620 600 pounds yearly with Great Britain and Germany supplying most. Milk is packed in boxes of four dozen cans weighing about two pounds each. English labeled milk from England and Swiss from Germany. the consul notes England and Germany ship to Chili due to superior merchant marine, hinting at future U S competition if a stronger merchant fleet exists.
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Great Britain
Germany
England
Warner
Leipzig
United States
When She Returns From Club Men Discuss Cooking
In a dialogue from the Waaslington Star a man named Meckton jokes about not faulting the cooking at home and says he sometimes feels obliged to apologise for Henrietta’s meals when she returns from the club. The piece also notes the world ending in a year and touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for digestive complaints.
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Mr. Meckton
Henrietta
Waaslington
Too Sound Ad Is Answered With A Dismissal
The Ohlengo Tribune notes a job ad seeking a boy but rejects the applicant after inspecting his teeth. The suggested pay in dental work is deemed unsuitable, leading to a rejection of the candidate.
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Tayant
Ohlengo Tribune
Care Cabcarets Claim Quick Relief Through Bowel Health
Rest for the owols. No matter what ails you, headache to a canecer, you will never get well until your bowels are put right. CASCARETS Candy Cathartic, the genuine, put up in metal boxes, every tablet has C. C. C. stamped on to Bee ware of imitations.
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Cascarets
An Old Idea About Steam Ships
An Old Idea scenes a debate with Mr Erastus Pinkly and Miss ME Brown discussing the notion that early steam ships were like back numbers, with a suggestion that much talk surrounds the concept while dull facts remain.
Patents Tuned Last Week to Northwestern Venture
A list of patents and inventors appears with names including George E Carey Madison Minn Leon D Howard Marsten D William L Hull Alpha Minn Joseph J Lewis St Paul Minn Irving Quist Atwater Minn and Gerry Daniel Benson Twin Valley Minn among others. The item notes patent attorneys Merwin Lothrop Johnson Plowser Press Bidz St Paul and mentions uncertainty about a proposal. A quoted exchange from Chicago Tribune about love and wealth follows with no direct connection to patents.
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George E. Carey
Madison
Minn
Leon D. Howard
Marsten, & D
William L. Hull
Alpha
Joseph J. Lewis
St. Paul
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Quist
Atwater
Gerry Daniel Benson
Twin Valley
Merwin
Merwin, Lothrop & Johnson
Plowesr Press Bidz
St Paw
Ladies Can Went Bhoee foot powder and cure all feet
Ad copy touts Lion's Foot Base powder to tighten shoes and cure swollen hot feet sweating ingrowing nails corns and pumona. Available from druggists and shoe stores for 60 cents with free trial by mail Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York. Also a liquor tasting bet at a hotel ends with the man declaring the glass water was liquor.
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LeRoy
Nightly Fever Cure Claims Three Year Survival
Fragments from a Norwich 1900 notice cite Mrs. Thor Robbins of Maple Street, claiming Cure for Consumption saved her life three years earlier and mentioning teething syrups for children, warnings about burglars, and a boastful ad for Panxen’s Dairam cure.
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Thor
Robbins
Maple Street
Norwich
Aphorisms on government and life from Atlantic Monthly
The snippet cites aphorisms on government form versus character, humane reflections on life and guilt, and a line about education and ignorance. It presents contemplative musings rather than a narrative, attributed to Atlantic Monthly.
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W. Z. Stillman
Atlantic Monthly
St Mary's Academy Ad Vantage Emphasis In Notre Dame Ad
The Fine Arts Journal highlights St Mary's Academy in Notre Dame Indiana. The 4th year opens Sept. 4 1000. It stresses earnest devotion and high standard curriculum akin to Vassar and Bryn Mawr, with strong faculty, facilities, and Christian educational focus.
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St. Mary's
ST. Mary's Academy
Notre Dame
Indiana
Statora of the Holy Cross
Enorougs Englsh- Ase
Conservatory of Music
Boston Normal School of Gymnaatics
Rt. Mary's Academy
Badlere
Children's games fade from the old ceremonial forfeits
A Boston Transcript note questions the decline of traditional children's ceremonies and the old forfeit games, pondering when such rituals like Ivorfeits were played and praising their poetic, significant nature as a cultural exercise.
Prodigy Jimmie Debates Moral Influence and Police Fear
A fragmentary dialogue shows a nine year old prodigy named Jimmie claiming the higher moral influence affects his father’s character. The exchange touches on psychology and fears of law enforcement as a dealer named Cleveland Waln appears in the garbled text.
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Cleveland
Magno Mud and Lithia Water Cure at Indiana Mineral Springs
The Magno Mud and Lithia Water Cure at Indiana Mine ral Springs Indiana offers baths for rheumatism kidney and skin diseases as well as recreation. Major H L Kramer oversees operations with reasonable rates and a postal inquiry brings details and the Mudlavin Magazine.
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Ludiana Minot Springs
Indiana
Aura
Lithia
Indiana Mineral Springs
H. L. Kramer
Min Honor Fishon and The Drunk and Disorderly Charge
A court fragment shows Min Honor Fishon and Briador facing a drunk and disorderly charge. The prisoner speaks for five minutes as the judge’s expression hardens. He is discharged on drunkenness and held for perjury. The Maguire Medicine Co of St. Louis touted Benne Plant remedies with a public appeal and a free booklet.
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Tudge
Briador
Judea
J & C. Meguire Medicine Company
St. Louis
Maguire Medicine Company
Little girl witnesses family drink from growler in home tale
A North Anns family story features a two year old Birk who repeats words and behaviors around beer. The precocious child notices her parents drinking beer, then presents a jug to her father while describing it as draft that would be better than beer, in a scene noted by Ontario World Herald readers.
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North Ann
Birk
Ontohy World-Herald
Farm Mortgage Loan Offers in North Dakota
Farm mortgage loans range from 200 to 10000 dollars on choice improved farms in western North Dakota. We invite inquiries for money to invest and will send loan descriptions and interest rates. Personal examination of all loans. North Dakota Land and Loan Co rugby North Dakota.
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Joana
North Dakota Land and Loan Ca
Rugby
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Quack Remedies and Odd Advertisements Parade in Page
A jumble of early 20th century ad copy shows quack cures for foot pain and dandruff, home remedies, and odd quotes. It includes Allen's Foot Bath, PUTNAM dyes, a nerve cure offer, and humorous lines about politicians and parenting.
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