Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist Ad for Emmetsburg
A veterinary surgeon and dentist offers service for all horse diseases and cares for cats and livestock in Emmetsburg and surrounding country areas. Local agent attends to inquiries and dairy work.
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1900
Page
8
A veterinary surgeon and dentist offers service for all horse diseases and cares for cats and livestock in Emmetsburg and surrounding country areas. Local agent attends to inquiries and dairy work.
A former bill poster describes a ceiling hanging trick used to display a sequence of notes. He explains how two bills tied together and a silver dollar create a hanging display, then drop to reveal a message that many observers miss as the bills unfold. The routine pleases crowds and was sometimes seen in hotels or bars.
A Chicago Record feature paints Alto Crucero's climate with nights freezing near six to ten degrees below zero and no heating. Natives endure cold barefoot on ice and wrap faces to keep air out. Women herding flocks trek mountains weeks with little shelter, eating parched meat and coca leaves.
A Times-Democrat reprint explains a universal gambling profit principle called the percentage of capital. It argues that casinos profit because players go broke after bad luck, forcing new players in while the house accumulates gains, regardless of game type.
The Lincoln and Douglas debate at Knox College in Galesburg drew strong partisan enthusiasm. Douglas opened and closed, scoring a sharp line on Lincoln while Lincoln defended a fixed speech with occasional shifts to suit audiences. Douglas admitted the charge and noted Lincoln’s adaptability to abolitionist and pro slavery contexts.
A farm horse and a mixed breed dog on a wagon curb share a playful moment with an apple. The dog retrieves the fruit for the horse as a hearse munches it, while the dog signals pleasure with barks and a wagging tail in a light city vignette.
A humorous exchange unfolds where Death and a doctor meet at a door. The doctor accuses Death of not making a direct confrontation over a disease he treated, prompting Death to respond with banter while the newspaper notes Detroit as the source.
The piece contrasts a playful definition of compliment in love with a note on the great booo tree of Burma revered for 20 centuries. The sacred tree forbids touching its trunk and pilgrims remove fallen leaves as relics.
A quirky guide describes using silver sand a nailbrush soap and small tools like fle and orangewood sticks to turn ordinary hands into pleasing ones within a month.
Gus Williams and James Hackett star in a new men play Man and His Makers. Wilton Luckaye plays a rabbi in Children of the Ghetto. A New York burlesque Around New York In ity Minutes debuts. Barbara Frietchie music by Clyde Fitch linked to Julia Marlowe. Ice cream matinees offered for 25 cent tickets. Berlin Wintergarten recalls An American Invasion of Europe. Cy rano de Bergerac plays in Brussels Moscow Vienna Madrid Rio Janeiro and Budapest. The ghetto term traced to Italian origin and Paul IV founded the first such quarter in Rome. Elemy of Navarre figures in two plays to be produced. Qu is a dramatization of Weyman Weyrman's A Gentleman of France. The other is an original drama now with Sir Henry Irving.
The article surveys season trends with fur on lace and changeable bengaline for evening dresses. It highlights lace and chiffon neckwear, artificial flowers on gowns, cinnamon bear skin boas, and round long boas. It notes garnet automobile red fabrics with velvet spots and a military touch via red velvet collars and gold braid.
A fragmented collection of aphorisms and misquoted lines attributed to writers like Bayou Keatie Lavater Addison Pope George Eliot and Bishop Horne. The text riffs on wisdom patience ignorance adversity and public spirit with garbled fragments and stylistic flourishes.
A garbled account recounts romances and marriages of figures like Robert Louis Stevenson John Ruskin and Millais with references to spouses and diversions. It mentions Henry Guthisam of Norwalk and a story of a long hidden affair ending with a painful revelation and an unnamed wife’s heartbreak.
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