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Newspaper

Freeport Daily Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1907

Page

7

Eccentric Dining Habits From Byron to Lamb and Lambs

A London Globe excerpt surveys eccentric diners through history from Byron who mashed potatoes with vinegar to others who avoid mustard or salt, or eat pepper and mint sauce with everything. It notes famed figures like Quintus, Scaliger, and Erasmus for unusual tastes and contrasts habit, prejudice, and taste with social judgment at the table.

Byron Lord Byron Engenne Edmund Wenn Teter Sage Charles Lamb Cardan Llerr Vangham M. Chesne Francis J Quin West Country Jol Tory Scaliger Eiect London Globe

Carbolized Watch Slazel Salve Ad By Wim Jungkunz

Bervite's Carbolized Watch Slazel Salve Gel DeWitt's sold by Wim BE Jungkunz, druggist on Stephen son street for $5.

Bervite Gel DeWitt’s Wim BE. Jungkunz Stephenson Street

The Peerage Rights and Peculiarities Explained

The article outlines how Parliament can deprive a peer only for public policy, cites historical examples like Bedford and Hastings, notes five degrees of peerage, and explains marriage effects on a wife’s status. It adds that a peer is summoned to Parliament but cannot sit until twenty-one, and an undischarged bankrupt cannot sit.

Edward IV George Neville Duke of Bedford Bedford Hastings Edward II Henry VI Baroness Burdett-Coutts William Ashmead Bartlett Burdett-Coutts St. Louis Post-Dispatch

From an Old Arithmetic 1785 puzzle of geese and hazard

An 1785 London arithmetic presents a riddle where a maid with geese protests thirty, claiming she has as many more and half as many more and five geese besides. In a separate hazard puzzle A B C share 106 ruineas with A first, B next, and C taking one sixth of both sums. determine each share. A garden meeting with ten maidens includes a counting puzzle: the ladies correct the speaker who says ten. if there were twice as many as they are now, there would be as many above ten as there are under. Determine the number of ladies.

London Hazard Ruineas

The Hellenic Epicures and Grecian Feasts

Enormous feasts spread at Persian and Asiatic courts highlight Grecian excess in ancient times. The great conqueror was not habitually lavish, though Athens saw devoted culinary societies. Tellente ep icures crafted fantastical dishes, sometimes serving uncut animals, while cooks made vegetables mimic meat.

Caesar Athens Archestratius Athenaeus

Welsh by Extraction In Lord Walsbury’s Youn’s Days

A London Tit-Bits excerpt recalls young Lord Walsbury as South Wales circuit leader arguing for a Welsh public authority. The judge teases him about being a Welshman by extraction, noting his later fame and wealth from Welsh connections.

Lord Walsbury Ehianecellor South Wales Cote London

DeWite's Little Early Riser Pills Sold Locally

Wm. F. Jungkunz, druggist on SH Stephenson street, sells DeWite's Little Early Riser Pills to local customers.

DeWite Wm. F. Jungkunz SH Stephenson Street

Miners defy violence as Funston arrives at Goldfield

Unarmed miners approach the mine scene while armed guards enforce the owners' pact. General Funston's arrival boosts calm as talks of arrests under a Nevada labor statute surface. Owners say the law targets promises to join unions, with district officials patrolling to keep nonmembers away.

Funston Reports After Mine Union Conference

General Funston sent a report to Washington after a conference with President Charles A. Mackinnon of the Coal Field Miners Union. The meeting, the last in a series since his arrival yesterday, included Gov Sparks Col Reynolds and others from the Goldfield Mine Owners Association. Mackinnon said the union officers would prevent trouble and noted miners who deserted the Western Federation of Miners have largely returned to work. Troop presence here has prevented serious trouble, with warning that martial law may become necessary if conditions worsen.

Goldfield, Nev Goldfield Western Federation of Miners Frederick Funston Charles A. MacKinnon Coalfield Miners’ Union General Funston Washington Mackinnon Sparks Colonnel Reynolds Dowlen Erb Goldfield Mine Owners’ Association General Munston Funston MackWinnen High World Consolidated Company Goldfield-Nevada Dack Fua- Btou

S. J. Burdett Orders at Brown and Dollmeyer’s

S. J. Burdett, piano tuner, places an order at Brown and Dollmeyer’s with phone number 389.

S.J. Burdett Brown & Dollmeyer

Playing a Man at His Own Game

Original Billy Parmeter excels in classwork yet uses clever schemes to pass exams. In the wild west he shuns revolvers, plays draw poker, and faces a sharp gambler named Morgan who threads a risky game. Billy and Morgan duel with skill, ending when Billy traps Morgan and exposes the con, saving his friends from a card sharp.

Billy Parmeter Billy Bry Wild West Morgan Bilty Morgano Trausser Milly Itm Darthy Bally Pinny Morgen Dohiave Crielle Dilly

Fragmented historic quotes from old papers seed confusion

A garbled OCR style passage cites a Lowerville Journal line about fruit names in Eden and a Philadelphia Press exchange. It mentions apple and peach as primal symbols and includes a schoolroom line where a student defends a harmless act against rules.

Philadelphia Press

A Difficult Term and Bourgeois Mindset Explored

The excerpt defines bourgeois as a provincial mentality that props society yet hinders progress. It contrasts bourgeois with artists workers and reformers, noting figures like Napoleon III and Zola as or not bourgeois, and surveys cross cultural views.

Tam Napoleon To Napoleon Til Balzac Maupassant Bourgeoiis Zola England Italy Spain Germany Prony Mme Dtierre de Conevain Jessie Henderson Brewer

The Work of Bronze Statues Revealed by Sculptors

A Cassel's Journal excerpt details bronze statue production. Sculptors note immense labor from plaster to sand cores, clay cores or cores, and precise core removal. The process involves thousands of sand pieces, core reduction, center alignment with iron rods, and pouring molten bronze to form a refined final statue.

Cassel

History Lesson Sparks Civil War Anecdote Mixup

In a Washington high school, a teacher of American history corrects a student who recounts a lurid Civil War battle tale claiming his uncle fought there. She notes the uncle was not born until after the war, prompting a shy reply that the uncle meant the Revolutionary War.

Washington Miss Blank Pittsbury

Unknown barber on eastbound train gains notice in Albany

A garbled OCR passage describes a negro barber on a limited eastbound train to Chicago who is recognized as a merchant from Adams. He is praised for skill and receives a substantial fee. He tells colleagues his luck and mentions Mr Smith from Albany in a cryptic dialect, claiming it’s his first meeting with him.

Chic Easo Addams Orien Albany

The Greedy One

A chaotic excerpt from the Chicago Record Herald style text depicts a social scene with misquoted lines and garbled dialogue about greed and perception. The piece references Dudley Wied and a stage context with a carnival or cinema backdrop.

Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Listed for Sale

An old advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup sold by Wm. F. Jungkunz at 85 Stephenson Street. The note claims it causes a gentle bowel movement to help “the cold” and asserts it contains no opiates or narcotics and is suitable for children.

Kennedy Wm. F. Jungkunz Stephenson Street

Harriet M. Burbank Piano Teacher at Grove Street Studio

Notice to readers patrons missing newspapers asked to notify the office. The item identifies Harriet M. Burbank as a piano teacher at Studio 26 Grove Street and requests timely paper delivery reports.

Harriet M. Burbank Grove St. Addls

Bank Directory Summary and Directors List

Business directory entry listing officers and directors for multiple banks. O6. B. Bidwell as president and Wm. O. Wright as resident, with cashiers, and a note that interest is paid on time deposits and time certificates. Contains several garbled names and partial phrases.

B. Bidwell Presenus Wm. O. Wright Beiresident John Cburrell Aseh Emmert C. H. Little Wm. Oght O. B. Blawell Boyd P. Hill Hauinen Bidwe M. V. B. Elson Webster L. Z Farwell THE Second National Bank Freeport Illinois M. V. B. Exison L. Z. Farwell H. S. Webster Reuben Siegfried J. F. Fair

Train Timetables and Connections Across Freeport Route

Railroad schedule fragment listing east and west bound trains, station stops, and connections at Rockford, Belvidere, Beloit, Janesville, Madison, Omaha, and Chicago. Includes times for Freeport, Davenport, Davenport routes, and interurban service with notes on buffet and parlor cars, daily and Sunday services, and agent names.

Ly.Chic'ge Ar.Freep’t Rockford Beloft Janesville Milwaukee Madison Belvidere Sycamore DeKalb Beloit Vard DeKalb Spring Valley Swers Pro SC Pfizrieule Zugl Davenport Chicago Rock Island Milwauke Kansas Omaha Cedar Rapids North South Dakota J. B. Sweatt Dubuque St Paul Minneapolis Waterloo Marshalltown Des Moines Kansas City St. Joseph Ft. Dodge Debuque Suirts WM. Neese J. PB. Elmer St. Paul Mina Blgin Aurora

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