For Sale It See The Grat Time In Love And Salve Ads
A fragmented page item mentions salve claimed to cure burns and cuts, Cole'n Cardoll salve priced 25 and 50 cents, and Red Cross Ball Blue noting higher wash efficiency. Also includes stray lines about affection, dogs, and hiding in a humorous tone.
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Cole’n Cardoll
Aresquick
Noecar
Alldruggists
Society Gossip Sparks Concern Over Husband's Outing
Mrs Wayupp frets that her husband has left home in attire to settle a bill, fearing discovery will ruin their social position. Mrs Blase expresses shock as the exchange appears in Puck.
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Wayupp
Blase
Tog
Puck
Anglers Debate the Smarts of a Fish in a Broken Hook Tale
In a Boston Transcript sketch two anglers joke about a fish nearly caught before breaking the hook. They quip that a fish should avoid hooks like a prudent man, turning a near capture into a comic moral.
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Boston Transcript
Grafter Rumor Reaches Boston Club Scene
A Boston clubman recently back from New York discusses a friend’s quip about a policeman in his pocket. The exchange hints at suspicion of graft while touching on time zone quirks noted from St Sophia’s mosque and Turkish civil time shifts.
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Boston
New York City
Tima
Mosque of
St. Sophia
Greenwich
A Friend's Advice On Grape-Nuts Journey
A Nebraska man recounts a fever illness that left him weak and foodless. He ignored a friend's suggestion to eat Grape-Nuts until his health worsened, then felt improvement after starting the cereal and continued use.
Adrianople Journal of a Trans-Macedonian Ride and Stay
The author describes arriving by all Macedonian express at Adrianople during a Turkish night, enduring baggage checks and a cautious taxi into the Hotel America. He negotiates streets crowded with Christians, Muslims, Jews, and Bulgars, notes the city’s wine trade, and recalls Adrianople’s historic role from Thrace to the Ottoman Empire as the former capital shaped by battles and treaties before departing at dawn.
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Carbella
Macedonia
Adrianople
Karaghatch
Constantinople
Ottoman Empire
Salonika
Turkey
America
Monaath
Myer
Basdeker
Balkans
Europe
Maritua
Arda
Tundsche
Vilayet
Adrianoople
Second Army
Uskodama
Thrace
Hadrian
Murad
Stockholm Travel Impressions and Palace Wonders
In Stockholm the palace and labyrinthine state rooms reveal priceless tapestries and portraits. Visitors enjoy humorous day trips by steamer to island towns with bridges, villas, and pine restaurants. The northern twilight glows blue and pink, with clear light for reading as sails move between islands toward the Baltic.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Maler
Baltic
Menta
Napoleon the Great
Napoleon
Japan
Dresden
China
Sails with 50000 Fortune to Found Missionary Home
Miss Aptis Vreeland of Jersey City sails from Cecille aboard the Kronprinzess with a $50000 fortune to establish a missionary home in India. Relatives had sought a lunacy commission to assess her sanity, but a physician found no insanity though he termed her eccentric.
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New York
Kronprinzess
Cecille
Aptis Vreeland
Grand Avenue
Jersey City
Divorce Granted After Bitter Letter From Nurse
Reading, Pa. Charles A Haram of Reading has been granted a divorce from his wife Anna a Philadelphia student nurse. The split followed a visit to Philadelphia where the wife met a politician and wrote him a letter later found by Haram. Evidence showed he did the housework scrubbing sweeping and fronting and gave up wages of 90 dollars a month.
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Reading
Charles A. Haram
Anna
Philadelphia
Atarward
Cure for Eczema with Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A Chicago resident describes two years of stubborn eczema on both hands. After using warm water and Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment twice daily for five to six months, the sores, swelling, and itching healed. The ad claims Cuticura is sold worldwide with free samples and a Skin Book.
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Lowell Place
Chicago
Gam Marcus
Dept. L
Boston
Curious Russian Law Creates Theft Incentive
A historical newspaper excerpt alleges a Russian law favors thieves by deeming property theirs after years of possession. It describes a police licensed thieves market where goods stored for over five years are openly sold, attracting light fingered buyers and even some honest bargain seekers.
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Russia
Hidden Skeletons and Quasi Surveillance
The dialogue notes a tense alertness as Goesdem appears on the scene and the hired girl surveys the home. The reader is introduced to a sense of secrecy and scrutiny within a domestic setting.
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