Hoadly Squelchead in Humble Hotel Wakeup
Governor George Hoadly of Ohio recalls the hardest moment of his campaign as he checked into a small town hotel. The sleepy clerk, misreading him, sent him to No 10 and finally asked, in dialect, what he wanted. The incident ends with the governor simply stating his identity and going to bed.
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Hoadly
George Hoadly
Ohio
St. Paul Pioneer Press
The Marrying Squire Famed Judge Law of Brazil
Justice Geo E Law of Brazil Indiana earned the nickname The Marrying Squire by having blessed about 1400 couples. He once served as Deputy County Treasurer ten years ago. He credited Down's Kidney Pills with curing his kidney trouble and backache after three boxes.
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Geo. E. Law
Brasil
Ind
Han
Brazil
Lian
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Jail barred to him American prisoner in China escapes
North China News reports an American prisoner C. S. Buttrick who escaped from a cell at the American consulate in Tien-Tsin. He was serving a three year term for embezzlement. The night watchman claims no foul play and offers a standard shift account. Different versions claim the escape occurred after Buttrick walked, then returned and slipped away.
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China
Aiga
C. S. Buttrick
Buttrick
Tien-Tsin
Tie
Eaid
Usta
Battrick
Tali
North China News
Doctor's Trials Show Grape Nuts Restore Health
An Ohio physician details burnout from overwork and illness but credits rapid improvement to Grape Nuts, eaten with cream and a touch of sugar, alongside the pamphlet The Road to Wellville. He reports weight, stamina, and mental clarity returning, and notes sharing the remedy with patients.
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Nu Epe
Ohlo
Lairge
Tam
Wellville
Posty’ Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Turn of the Season Paraphrase Threadbare Banter
In a Chicago Daily News snippet, a border of mixed wit jokes about fall woes and rising costs. The talk turns from leaves to weather, gloves and umbrellas, and a humorous plan to buy a parachute to “break the fall” of the coming season.
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Chirengo Daily News
Pretty Memorial Custom Honors Albanian Hero Seander Bey
Albanian nationalists mark Ashani by stowing flowers from housetops to honor Seander Bey, famed general who freed Albania from Turks. Born to a Christian prince, he trained in the Turkish service before leading decisive campaigns from 1445 onward, shaping Albania’s resistance until his death.
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Seaander Bey
Altunia
Seander Bey
Ashani
Albania
John Castriota
Sal
Amarath
Amassilomina
Mohamimedanain
Crola
Turkey
Hhis
Tne
Buut
Amurath Thinset
Croia
Leander Bey
Croja
Tirana
Joya Albinchins
A Judge's Charge Opens Missouri Jury Session
A newly appointed Missouri judge addressed the jury in a first case, outlining that verdicts depend on which counsel they believe. He urged the jurors to follow the evidence and, if in doubt, take charge of the jury themselves. The exchange highlighted the burden on jurors to deliberate impartially.
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Missouri
Drowned man on ferry prompts questions of marriage status
The fragment recalls a Mr Jones who drowned from a ferry boat while his spouse wonders about his marital state. A reading note from Mrs Jones questions whether he was married or single, with a quoted punchline about a hero’s graceful couch glide. The text preserves a local dramatic tone.
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Mr. Jones
Instincts of Birds Narrated by Naturalists
The article notes how orioles prefer inconspicuous nest colors yet show prudence. It praises nest suspension by multiple wraps and knots to guard against weight. It observes birds adopting human-made materials and adapting construction to environments and threats.
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East India
Switzerland
The Quality of No 1 M Ward Wheat Cannot Be Beaten
An essay extols Western Canada and the Canadian West as a thriving farming region. It highlights high wheat yields, favorable homestead terms, and rail infrastructure expanding agricultural centers. The piece notes rising American settlement in Canada, with thousands of Americans taking homesteads in 1904 05 and 1905 06, and argues farming prosperity outpaces eastern city growth.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Mr. 3
Suites
Canada
Cumadlhin West
Ottawa
D. Scott
W. Traction
Adams
Cure for Rheumatism Through Blood Purification
Mrs Cota of West Cheshire Connecticut describes a long battle with rheumatism in feet ankles and knees. After trying other medicines she used Dr Williams Pink Pills which she says cured her permanently. The pills claim to make new blood and restore nerves, improving digestion sleep and vitality. Sold by druggists or mailed by the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY 50 cents a box six boxes 2 50.
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Henry Cota
West Cheshire
Conn
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
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