Bear-Pawns and Honey Quest of Tio Juan and Cubs
In a mountain meadow Juan the herder leads two young companions Santiago and Tricia on a honey hunt. A baby bear trapped by a bees honey crack loses its paw and is captured then released after a fond rescue. Don Fulano the cub stays with the party until a plaza journey ends with a bucking burro.
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Juan
Tricio
Santiago
Tio Juan
Tricia
Tricilo
Don Fulano
Jennie Stealey
Little Folk's Attire Shows Child Garments on Trend
The article notes children’s fashion evolving with smart lines and varied details. Skirts remain straight or plaid with gored options, plaid silks and wools dominate gowns, trimmed with velvet ribbon or satin bands, while cheviots and cashmere blends offer practical daily wear and delicate finishes.
empire size and notable 19th century notes
A digest of dated facts surveys empire growth, transport plans in Pekin, Ardmore cotton markets, horse values, Tanganyika biology, deer damage in Androscoggin County, Winnebago leadership, a pacing horse tale, Meigs fireproof joke, Michigan barber licensing changes with exams and fees.
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British Empire
Pekin
Ardmore, I. T
United States
Lake Tanganyika
Africa
Australia
Europe
Androscoggin
Thomas R. Roddy
Chicago
Black Hawk
Ottawa
Cederberg
Meigs
Washington
Sheridan
Meige
Michigan
Pere Long
State Commission
Household Hints for Cleaning and Storing Items
A slice of tomato removes ink stains from fabric. Wash and dry teapots after use. Sprinkle borax on marble stains and wash with warm water and a flannel. Clean a dirty silk umbrella with warm beer. Keep butter in earthenware or stoneware and cool. cover to avoid flavor absorption. Remove bottle labels by wetting then heating to loosen glue.
Linen care and home hacks from a bygone era
A column gives tips on preserving linen by soaking and steaming, avoiding rubbing, and thorough rinsing to prevent rust stains. It notes clever DIY room decoration using matting and molding, plus stain removal tricks with absorbent cotton for wool fabrics and a closing remark about a young man willing to unlearn what he thinks he knows.
The Little Pig Comes Home
A New Jersey farmer sells a pig to a village man who places it in a basket and wagon. In a muddy trek the pig limps back toward the barn, exhausted but determined, and is welcomed home as the buyer repays the purchase.
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New Jersey
Mr Bungalow Ends In Africa With Priceless Mirth
A reader contest presents an unfinished Mr Bungalow tale about a dyspeptic Englishman traveling in Africa. Stranded after his Arab guides flee with his valuables he faces three hungry beasts with one shot left and has to decide his next move. Readers are invited to supply a happy ending.
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Berow
Mr. Bungalow
Africa
Mr. B
Jupiter
Bungalow
Lincoln National Bank lays out financial conduct Don ts
The Lincoln National Bank of New York lists banking cautions. It warns not to draw checks without funds or outsize balances, and to avoid kiting or gifting checks to strangers. It urges courtesy to tellers, proper payee names, and honesty about overdrafts and accommodation notes.
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The
Lincoln National Bank of New York
John Jones & Co
Boston
Fortune in Inventions and Toys Then and Now
The piece notes immense profits from early toy and invention ideas such as copper tips for children's shoes, the return ball producing 50 000 dollars yearly, the chameleon top, and the candle socket patent. It highlights Samuel Fox's umbrella innovations and a legacy of large profits through patented inventions, concluding with a plug for Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
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Samuel Fox
The Wisdom of Geese
A columnist collects tales to defend the goose as a wise and dignified bird. Stories range from tree-nesting parent geese in Richmond Park to the steadfast, regal expression of geese when moved along, arguing against the idea that geese are foolish.
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Richmond Park
England
Goose
A Boy Writes About the Hornet
A child describes a hornet as the cleverest insect and notes its timely arrival and departure. The hornet is praised for minding its own business and making others regret interference.
Little Martha Delays Etiquette Lesson At Table
A mother counsels her child to be sweet during a meal but Martha continues misbehaving. She spills a glass of water and, catching her mother’s stern look, retorts with a spirited plea to keep being sweet.
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Martha
Notable Chatter From Various Local News Snippets
A collection of assorted observations and curiosities including streetcar rules in New York, medical consultation patterns affecting patient recovery, and a variety of small anecdotes. The notes touch on police, window polish, property rights by marital status, a prominent Oklahoma lawyer, and a Topeka pamphlet. Copenhagen rats draw a bounty as rat catching becomes a local sport.
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New York
Oklahoma City
Laura Lykins
Carlisle Indian School
Topeka
Kan
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Copenhagen
Denmark
Rodente
Relationship Theme Ties Childlike and Christlike Roles
The note links a childlike figure with a Christlike figure, describing a bond that endures as long as the kingdom of God lasts, attributed to R. J. Campbell.
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R. J. Campbell
Kidney Cure Ad Promises Broad Health Benefit
An old advertisement offers a purported remedy labeled as a perfect kidney cure from Kunz & Co. It markets a general health preparation claimed to treat “all her diseases” with a refund guarantee and a price of 60 cents.
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Elkhart
Itt
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Bright
Dodd
Dodd’s
Dodds Medicine
N. Y
W. Fef. Jung
Paris Exposition to Display 250 Barrels of Apples
The exposition will feature 250 barrels of choice American apples in cold storage with small lots drawn as needed to maintain a continuous fresh fruit exhibit. Oranges will be handled similarly to keep a constant display.
It Hits the Spot Foley Honey and Tar Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar for sore throat and chest discomfort promising immediate relief and a warm healing sensation. It quotes a testimonial line It hits the spot and notes the product offered by H. J. Moogh W. F. Jungkunz & Co.
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Foley
H. J. Moogh
W. F. Jungkunz
The Feminine Observer on Gender Roles and Romance
In this fragment the writer critiques male pride in handling women’s concerns and notes common domestic tasks. A pointed comparison to a fireproof building emphasizes fragility, while casual reflections on elopement, grievance, and a parcel from express convey a dated social view and humor about gender dynamics.
Women and manners in changing times
A quirky early 20th century reflection describes how women shrink from drinking from tiny cups, yawning after marriage, losing angelic looks after seventeen, undervaluing brevity in speech, walking five miles daily to entertain guests, abandoning gate visits, worrying over dental visits or choosing pricier hats, and insisting that a sparkling diamond engagement ring is essential.
Allen's Foot-Ease and Katlirs Balloon Huts Noted
A reader touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a glove and shoe aid says it absorbs perspiration and keeps feet cool. The ad notes physician approval and wide store availability in Le Roy New York. The Katlirs build balloon shaped huts from bent trees woven with native grasses for circular dwellings.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy, N. Y
Ny Circle
Grain-O Coffee Substitute Offered Across Stores
A new grain based drink called GRATNO is sold in grocery stores as a coffee substitute. It is described as gentle on delicate stomachs and suitable for children. Sold in 15 and 26 cent packages, Grain-O is promoted as a cheaper, stomach friendly alternative to coffee.
Winter in the South Gulf Coast Getaway Promise
Advertises the gulf coast along the Louisville and Nashville line from Mobile to New Orleans as an ideal winter retreat with mild climate clean air and hunting and fishing. Highlights first class accommodations at moderate prices and through car service from northern cities to Florida via L and N Rail. Contact J K Ridgely in Chicago for folders.
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Gulf Coast
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Mobile
New Orleans
Double Daily Fast Trains to Florida via Southern Railway
The Southern Railway offers winter season schedules with through sleeping cars from Cincinnati to Jacksonville and Kansas City to Jacksonville. Connections from Louisville Knoxville Ashville Savannah and Birmingham Atlanta Jesup Plant System. Map schedules and booklets mailed free to any address.
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Southern Railway
Southern Resorts
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chattanooga
Jesup
Plant
Jacksonville
Knoxville
Asherville
Savannah
North Carolina
St. Louis
L. E. & St. L. Railroad
Air Line
Kansas City
Birmingham
Atlanta
Florida
South
Tri-Weekly Tribune Seeks Wide Reach with New Format
The Tri-Weekly Tribune touts its $1.50 price and fresh format as a strong substitute for a metropolitan daily. It promises same-date numbers, news, editorials, market data, reviews, letters, home topics, fashions, and agricultural information. It highlights accurate market prices and calls itself superior to other papers in the United States.
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New York Tribune
Tribune
Cleveland
United States
Tri-Weekly
Avery
Daily
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Brights Disease
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Great Britain
Ekkenhard
Scheffel
Express
C. M
St. P Ry
Midland
San Francisco
St. P
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Col. Mid
Salt Lake
So. Pac. Ry
Salt Lake City
J.C. Beam, Jr
N.W
Adams St
Chicago, N
C. A. Barn
Trav. Pass
Ouisville, Ky
W. A. ‘Turk
Washington, D. C
H. Taylor
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
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the Sun
Chicago Journal
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