Some Very Hard Nuts to Crack in Sewing Machine Era
A fragmented notice discusses imitation Singer machines, counterfeiting, and the Singer Manufacturing Company lead. It notes post fire relief efforts in Chicago to supply sewing machines, with applicants choosing Singer models and workers earning livelihoods. It cites numbers of machines selected and a call to infer why Singer dominated.
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Singer
Chigaso
Finich
Duansitk
Haang
Singer Mfg. Co
Center St. Punhirii
Patton
M’gr
Pittsfield, Mas
C. J. Toop & Co
Genis
Houn
Tve
Hinie House
Homer
Nasie
Uncle Ike and the Lost Little Boy at the Creek
An Arkansas traveler recalls Uncle Ike and young Mulkittie fishing by the creek. Ike shares a tale of a slave father and his dead son, describing a long-ago loss and the open ache that stays with him.
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Ike
Young Mulkittie
Chile
Dean
Leo
Gunter
John
Marster
Fifty Thousand Year Cold Remedy Promises Cure
An advertisement asserts Parker's Tonic can expel a cold at once and warns that 50,000 Americans die annually from consumption. It urges readers to subscribe to the Evening Observer for more details.
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United States
The Drowned General Babcock Seafaring Tragedy
Graphic account from Colonel K B Smith of the Lighthouse Board recounts the Mosquito Inlet disaster that claimed General Babcock and others. The party boarded a whaleboat, faced repeated rollers, the steering oar broke, the boat capsized, and only Smith survived the perilous surf to shore, while Luckey Suter and Babcock perished.
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Charleston News and Courier
K. B. Smith
Lighthouse Board
General Babcock
Mosquito Inlet
Fla
Pharos
Colonel Smith
Lim
L. P. Luckey
Luckey
Suter
Verbal Pyrotechnics in Hoyt Will Case Court Scene
In Surrogate Court Mr. Conkling questions Dr Maillard about Bright's disease and Hoyt's mental state. He quips between the devil and the deep sea as Mr Root objects, while Mr Choate warns him to beware drowning in the metaphorical sea. The exchange includes a jest about Miss Hoyt and the nurse Bayley.
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Roscoe Conkling
Surresgate’s
Henry B. Maillard
Jesse Hoyt
Bright
Dr. Mallard
Mr. Hoyt
Thomas A. McBride
Root
Mr. Choate
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