General Duncan’s Death Marks Army’s Longest Living Record
General Joseph W. Duncan of the United States Army, born in Texas in 1853, died at Fort Sam Houston. He served 40 years beyond entering as a youth, never on the sick list, and distinguished himself from Cuba to the Philippines. Panama election fears prompt U.S. supervision discussion, with the Tenth Infantry likely deployed to Panama for registration and voting day. Mount Vernon regents report rising pilgrim visits, relics received, and preservation efforts amid Virginia Governor Mann’s tour.
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Willie’s Proof Declares Round World in Classroom Exchange
In a cheeky exchange, Willie supplies three proofs that the world is round amid a classroom moment. The dialogue features a teacher prompting and Willie offering a humorous, brusque reply reflecting skeptical wit.
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Romance of the Kettle and the Sugar Bush Tradition
A nostalgic profile of maple sugar making from Indigenous practices to Puritan adoption, detailing the iron kettle era, pioneer generosity, and the cultural romance of the sugar bush as old kettles fade and pans rise in popularity. It recalls the Revolution era raids, frontier life, and the enduring symbol of the sugar kettle in American storytelling.
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Quart of soot in lungs issue shocks Pittsburgh board
In Pittsburgh Prof R G C Benner of the University of Pittsburgh warned the board of trade that over $600,000 worth of laundry is destroyed yearly by smoke for male residents. He claimed a 60 year resident's lungs held about a quart of soot and showed a sample. He added that a cubic mile of Pittsburgh air contains about 4% soot.
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Cemetery Was Bride's Boudoir in Moyock Marriage
After Miss Eula B P Cherry left her parents home in North Caroline for school she went to a cemetery where friends helped her fix her hair and wear a long skirt. Soon John Edmunds aged forty drove up in his automobile. The couple then motored to Moyock North Carolina and were married.
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Easy to Lick Russia Newsmen Mock Treaty Talk
Two Youngstown boys mock press reports about disagreements with Russia over a treaty. They debate potential war while joking Uncle Sam could host Russia with the Salvation Army, reflecting wartime mood and local humor.
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Feared an operation found cures without it
James Greenman of Ionia Michigan recounts severe kidney trouble with back pain urinary weakness dizziness and depression losing 45 pounds. He avoided surgery after using Doan's Kidney Pills passing multiple kidney stones and recovering fully. He endorses the product with the slogan Remember the Name Doan's.
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Doan's
Foster-Milburn Co
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Paxtine Antiseptic and Teas Featured In News Style Card
A compact snippet highlights Paxtine Antiseptic sold by The Paxton Toilet Co in Boston and mentions inexpensive drugstore pricing. It parodies social fad notes with punning quips about leap year romance and a garbled line about Teala as a liver remedy, closing with a reference to a double wedding.
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Boston
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New Wife Brings Change in Wombat’s Work Ethic
A local report notes Wombat’s shift from laziness to productivity under new management. His recent marriage is linked to a demand for expensive items by his wife, prompting scrutiny of his work and spending.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co. advert misreads and mock dialogue
An odd ad text from a Marine Eye Remedy promotion blends garbled product claims for eye care with fragmented phrases about onions and oats. It also includes a clipped dialogue line featuring a Mrs Hewligus and a quip about a husband’s attitude to woman suffrage, appearing as a stray insertion in the page.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Hla
Garfield Tea Aids Health Worldwide
Garfield Tea is described as a remedy for liver and kidney troubles, biliousness, and constipation, claimed to benefit people across the world.
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