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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
9
Lillian Russell visiting Atlantic City remarked on the prevalence of slashed skirts on the Boardwalk. A young woman comments about her new dress while another shares a sly joke, reflecting fashion and social norms of the time.
London scholars note the Saxon origin of inns with ecclesiastic roots and highlight the George at Gloucester and the New Inn at Gloucester as vivid relics. The article traces Southwark inns pre Shakespeare, their decline with fast mail routes, and the George near the Tabard linked to Edward II’s funeral. It also mentions Glastonbury’s George and Ludlow’s Feathers as enduring medieval landmarks.
The piece notes the Feathers at Ludlow with Tudor style exterior and interior, the Ituli with oak paneling once seen at Ludlow Castle, and oaks and heraldry. It mentions the Fighting Cocks Inn at St Albans as older, plus a quote from James A. MacDonald on democracy and blood cries in Colorado.
A dated plea suggesting reasons to hike ice prices despite ample supply. Arguments include heavy, thick ice costing more to handle and store, large stock waste, two different cold storage problems, and expected hot summer demand.
Troop H of the 7th U S Cavalry at Camp McCoy Sparta Wisconsin describes a two year battle with psoriasis on arms and legs. After trying multiple treatments with temporary relief a sample of Cure Soap and Gunotinent led to a full cure over months. The note mentions a free sample offer and a price of cents per day for treatment.
A thrush built a nest under a first class carriage in Limavady Ulster Ireland. The bird laid four eggs as the train ran between Limavady and Londonderry. The carriage left Londonderry at 4 40 pm instead of 4 0 pm causing the mother to return seeking her nest. The station master alerted Limavady. the carriage was checked and eggs recovered missing then later returned to service.
A garbled text fragment mentions figures, policy references, and names in a scattered discourse. It references Professor Wolf and Germany, with unclear context and numerous OCR errors. The piece lacks a coherent reportable event or identifiable subjects.
Philadelphia residents report relief from displacements and backache after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters claim improved health, energy for work, and gratitude to the remedy, urging publication of positive experiences.
Castoria is described as a harmless substitute for castor oil paregoric and other syrups. It claims to be non narcotic and useful for worms feverishness constipation and teething. It touts thirty years of use and the signature of Charles H. Fletcher with branding by Sasbec under supervision. It warns against counterfeits and imitators as dangerous experiments.
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