A Pair of Noses and a Prussian Frontier Bride
A lengthy anecdote from the era recounts Julie Ancelot, a Berlin stockbroker’s daughter, and two suitors with oversized noses. A staged betrothal to a colonel named Eckerlin leads to comic confusion when a second rival nose arrives, revealing a ruse. In the end both noses shake hands, and Julie marries the intended colonel amidst jovial misunderstanding. The tale closes with a witty barroom aside about a germ dodger in the establishment.
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Konigplatz
Nine
Nowan
Imme Ine
Prussia
Ecberlin
Dusbad
Julie Ancelot
Berlin
Silesia
Herr Schrattenbakh
Fraulein Julie
Herr Necker Aucelot
Herr Schrattenbakh, Jr
Julie
Herr Necker
Eckerlin
Jule
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Herr Sehrattenbakh, Jr
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Terr Necker
Julie Aucelot
Herr Schrattenbak, Jr
Colonel Eckerlin
Trajan
Herr ‘Ancelot
Mutual Benefit Column Seeks Helpful Public Chat
The Mutual Benefit column presents a motto of usefulness and hope for common good. Readers are invited to send communications for possible publication with written permission required for author names. The piece also reflects on Courtesy Society ideas, children’s manners, and public life amid farm tasks and community notes, ending with updates on readers and health.
Seal Harbor A Quiet Resort On Mount Desert Island
Seal Harbor Massachusetts article describes a growing seaside village on Mount Desert Island. The Clement brothers run the SeasSide Inn and attract about 200 guests aided by neighboring cottages. The Glenco house by Lynam and Oubell, water supply from Jordan's Pond, a new public library, and a modern two-room schoolhouse highlight village development and civic pride.
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Lewiston Journal
Seal
Barbor
Mount Desert Island
Clement
Clements
J. Clement
Glenco
Lynam & Oubell
Lynams
George B. Cooksey
Jordan’s Pond
T. A. McIntire
The Best Time to Answer a Letter
A fragment from Margaret E. Sangster advising timely replies to letters keeps love’s glow alive. The note warns against delays that weaken family ties and traces heartache from careless writing and forgotten messages.
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Jean
Molly
Margaret E. Sangster
Ladies! Home Journal
Copyrighted novels offered at 45 cents each
A Boston bookseller advertises many high class novels offered to the public at 45 cents per copy. titles include The Great K A Train Robbery and A Puritan's Wife among others by noted authors, available while distribution lasts from Jordan Marsh Co. in Boston. The new book of the week is The Uncalled by Parle Lawrence Dunbar.
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Boston
Meady
P. L. Fort
Max Pemberton
Eden
S. J. Boe
Shannon
Kernahan
Dr. Dodd
Jas
Z. Ford
Bloomsbury
One Minute Cough Cure Credited For Health Regaining Hero
An individual from Madison Ga credits One Minute Cough Cure with restoring health after lung trouble and a bout with la grippe. The testimonial names Mr. E H Wise of Madison and references Wicors Moons.
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la Grippe
Mr. E, H, Wise
Madison, Ga
Wicors & Moons
W. I. U. Hancock County Column Seeks Worker Reports
The editor invites secretaries of focal unions of the W. I. U. in Hancock county to contribute to a new live column. White ribboners are encouraged to report meetings and items of interest to workers across the county. Submissions should be short and approved by the editor.
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Teins
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Seck
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Red Card List of Divisions from Corn to Consumer
Clip from Iowa Capital printed in Temperance Truths notes a card showing how a bu shell of corn yields whiskey and how proceeds are divided among distiller, government, farmer, railroad, manufacturer, retailer and consumer with crude outcomes for drinkers and family welfare.
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Kote
Iowa Capital
Temperance
LM. R
Pan-American Exhibition Awe Inspires Visitors
Visitors to the Pan-American exposition praise the splendid display by management. The illuminated buildings dazzle attendees with vivid electric effects. Boston and Maine offers the quickest, most complete service to Buffalo, with a scenic Deerfield valley route and notably low fares from New England.
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Boston & Maine
Buffalo
Massachusetts
Hoosac Tunnel
Deerfield Valley
Niagara
Boston
Maine
Boston & Maine Promotes Pan American Exposition Pamphlet
The Boston and Maine railroad general passenger department in Boston has issued an attractive illustrated pamphlet on the Pan American Exposition, free upon request, highlighting transfers across the city of Boston and buffalo trains departing from the North Union Station.
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Buffalo
North Union Station
Boston & Maine Railroad
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