Woman Involved in Standoff with Officer Leads to Jail
In a tense exchange at a stable, an officer threatened to break down a door. the woman opened it and was taken to the station where Haywood filed an affidavit. Herrick Stephens, counsel for the defendant, urged immediate trial as the case was continued until morning amid a heated dispute. She hurled insults at officers including Coley as she was escorted to the jail. Witnesses Roy Mountz and Charles W. Bassett, Garret men seeking work, observed the quarrel.
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Mr. Stephens
Coley
Garrett
Roy Mountz
Charles W. Bassett
Bread Making Aid to Citizenship in City Schools
Miss Folsom advocates placing a bread making course in city schools to aid citizenship. She believes Wichart would not err if implemented and suggests convincing the school board and superintendent of the demand.
A GREAT RECORD Internal Treatment for Piles Sold Publicly
Dr. Leonhardt's Hémaid claims to cure 98 percent in 3904 cases, treating piles from within by improving circulation and strengthening veins. The advertisement promises relief from bleeding, protruding and itching piles with a 24 days course for $1 at Houseworth Bros. Buffalo New York.
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Leonhardt
Hen-Reid
Hem-Reid
Houseworth Bros. and
Buffalo
WN. Y
Seven and a half acre corner lot with house and barn
A seven and one half acre corner in town offers a seven room house a large barn and a young orchard. Located ten minutes walk from the city car line on the south side. Priced at 2500 dollars. D. M. Best.
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D. M. Best
Stomach Trouble Cure Promoted By Pension Agent
G Richards of Eudora Kansas, a pension agent, claims a long stomach trouble could lead to cancer. He says Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cured his indigestion after fifteen years. Free sample bottles offered by Caldwell’s company. products sold near Windin at 300 South Main and D Miller location.
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G. Richards
Eudora
Kan
Bottie
Reluctant exchange over wine ends in accusation
A fragmentary exchange shows a scene of wine tasting with phrases about fraud and a challenged bottle. Turner is forced to present his port after business, Gillet drinks, and protests arise over the quality and origin of the beverage.
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Gilat
Turner
Gillet
Few Women Laugh Heartily In Everyday Life
The piece questions why women laugh less and whether humor is a male or female trait. It notes that women’s laughter is rare and that even humorous stories seldom elicit strong responses from women readers. It cites Besant’s skit and a Paris doctor’s new laughter cure as examples, ending with doubt about acquiring natural laughter through such methods.
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Walter Besant
England
Paris
Montreal
Man Convicted for Neglect Ordered to Await Constable
A newspaper tale describes authorities showing pity for a lonely girl and a kind Sark woman visiting the cell. A separate incident tells of a man convicted for neglecting his wife and children, forced to stay outside the prison awaiting entry as the constable arrived.
The Garden Under Fruit in Evesham and Its Fame
A vivid portrait of Evesham the garden town in England famed for orchards grown so dense that the ground floor hosts a carpet of fruit and flowers. The article notes the strong scent of wallflowers at Fivesham station and praises the gardener who makes cabbage appear almost beautiful, drawing attention from American horticulturists.
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Evesham
Eveshaw
England
Fivesham
Fashion Changes Rule Our Clothes and Opinions
The piece notes fashion drives anxiety over items like pocket handkerchiefs and ties as people seek what everyone wears. It argues social trends shift quickly from balls to tunes and even books, and warns beliefs should not be ruled by fashionable fads or fleeting trends.
The Joker Boss Claims a Train Ride
A joker posing as Hank, a director, tries to bypass the conductor on a train. The conductor jokes about directing him through the chain to the magistrate and jail, while the joker slips out a ticket from his pocket.
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Wicket
Hank
Boy Named Martin Luther Hicks Starts School
A new boy appears in the classroom and is asked by Miss Adair where he lives and his time. The student answers that he is four blocks away and is named after his uncle on his mother’s side, Martin Luther Hicks.
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Adair
Martin Luther
Fragmentary headline hints at dullness and faith
Readable fragments suggest a discussion on dullness and religion with implied critique. No clear people or events emerge from the OCR snippet.
The Temptation to Theft and Its Heavy Guilt
A meditation on a young man tempted to steal. The piece argues that choosing theft is not easy but the hardest path due to constant guilt. Remorse haunts every moment and isolates the thief from loved ones and peace.
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Indianapolis Star
Washing and cleaning with Fels-Naptha in cold water
A woman wonders if a gas range can still provide hot water for washing while using Fels-Naptha. The ad promises cleaning ease in cold or lukewarm water, claiming it outperforms hot water Washing and scrubbing with traditional soaps.
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Dridge
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Fleur Ang Feed
Pip
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Burrell & Morgan
Chichester S Pills
Loci Eastbo
Warsaw
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Hibbart
Winona
Interurban
Winona-“Lake
South Bend
Southern
Chigan
Niles
Berrien Springs
St. Joseph, Mich
Turnock & Sons
Elks’ Temple
Rome
Marion Elliott
Scranton
B. G. Gadtray & Son
van Aken Bros
Monger
St. Joe Ice Co
Windin
South Main St
D. Miller
Lexington. Avenue
Main
Franklin Streets
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