Auction and employment ad from Fremont office promotes notices
Auction offers prints for sale bills with large circulation and a famed local auctioneer G L Wilkinson. Wanted bright honest persons to be managers in nearby counties with a $900 yearly salary plus expenses from Tus Commerce Company Chicago. Also a cure claim for La Grippe with Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup priced 25c and 50c.
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Fremont Eaate
Eacie
G. L. Wilkinson
Chicago
Warner
W. N. McKeehen
The Art of Making Songs Catch On in Vaudeville
A Chicago Times Herald analysis explains how publishers push hits through stage inducements. Promoters target vaudeville stars, supply orchestration, and offer perks to topliners while keeping rivals from securing first rights. The process keeps melodies loud in public ears.
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Chicago Times Herald
Nick Winners
New York City
Fifth
Circus Menagerie Beats Rally: Stark Speech Goes Wild
Colonel Stark of Nebraska faces a loud audience in a circus building after the other party bags the only hall. An elephant roars and a lion roars as Stark struggles to speak, animals echoing the crowd until his leader is named, and the meeting ends in unexpected triumph.
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Washington Post
Colonel Stark
Nebraska
Congress
Stark
Colonel Smith
Dialogue From an Unidentified Source on a Lounge Gift
A fragmentary exchange mocks inquisitiveness and aging as two speakers discuss a lounge and a birthday gift. One remarks on a lounge gift costing as many dollars as Cam years old, while the other notes their own similar piece costing thirty eight dollars, highlighting differences in value.
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Cam
Diet Colors Birds Feathers and Electric Lighting Spread
Sauermann of Austin shows birds can be colored by feeding dyed food. Pigeons turned red with methyltrabhromofluorescine and blue with methyl violet. Canaries clad in rainbow colors. Siberian towns shift from gas to electric lighting as they move from oil to electricity.
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Sauermann
Austin
Canaries
Siberian
Wiuminanta
Trusts and political peril urged in Cincinnati Enquirer plea
An 1900 campaign appeal urges readers to distrust party labels and beware powerful trusts shaping U S policy. It cites English diplomacy and domestic trusts as eroding freedom, predicts the Enquirer will expose truth, and warns a McKinley victory could end the era of greatest good for the greatest number. Also advertises Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup for colds.
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United States
Europe
England
Republic
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Enquirer
McKinley
Incinnati Enquirer
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