Proverb on Change and the Rolling Stone
A professor muses on when to change occupation and the dangers of endless routine. He cites Miss Susan B Anthony and Matilda Orris as advocates for women’s equality, urging broader interests and fair treatment in a society moving toward safer outcomes.
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Bishop Hendrick Sees No War Between Japan and U S
Cebu bishop and Rochester alumnus visits the United States expressing optimism that Japan will not wage war with the United States. He notes Japan’s heavy trade with the U S, debts from recent conflicts, and strong patriotic taxes. He cites Japanese exports and government funding as signs of stability. He adds a health coffee advertisement at a column tail.
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Notice to Subscribers on Post Office Renewal Rules
The January revision of mailing laws requires renewed subscriptions to stay on the legitimate mailing list for second class postage. Dailies and periodicals have specified grace periods from three months to one year for renewals, or they will be dropped from the list and mailed at the higher rate. Subscriptions in arrears are urged to remit at once to ensure continued publication.
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Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding piles send me your address and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial with references from your locality if requested immediate relief and permanent cure. Write today to Mrs M Sommers Box P Notre Dame Ind.
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Yeathers-In: A Young Traveler's Feathers In A Cap
A company advertised for a commercial traveler and selected a confident applicant. He boasted of meetings with Brown Bros head, a large company secretary, and a syndicate director seeking more cash. The firm rejected his request, joking he should swap feathers for wings. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertises appetite and health benefits.
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Artificial eyes and artful arguments in a New York store
A traveling optical dealer displayed artificial eyes and boasted of their quality. A customer challenged him, declaring a flawless left eye from Gaston unfit, proving the vendor cannot guarantee perfection. The dealer departed, leaving the debate unsettled. Also noted is a medical ad for Blood Bitters. A separate cultural note recalls Islamic art avoiding living creatures in images, with tiles in a mosque showing dead birds to comply with religious interpretation.
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Town Without Taxes in Sweden Sells Trees for Wealth
The article notes town Orson in Sweden has no taxes after selling over £1,000,000 worth of trees in 80 years and replanting to maintain income for 40 more years. It mentions free joint railways and telestrones, education, and other benefits as a result of this wealth, with other unrelated ads for remedies and products following.
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Comedian Francis Wilson on collectors and frauds
The quoted comedian comments on hobbyists and dupes with a light laugh. He recalls a summer near Geneva where a Swiss French scene ends with a village maiden calling to fetch warm milk for a cow, illustrating a humorous aside about knowledge revealing truth.
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Restored to Health by Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A reader cites Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helping women recover from a range of ailments including suppression, indigestion and weak circulation. The piece touts decades of use and urges sick women toWrite for Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass seeking advice.
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Fragmented Witty Snippets and Ads from Telegraph
A scattered collection of quips and misheard lines about listening, borrowing, floriculture, and social quirks. Short riffs on Beechers soprano, a lecturer’s dress, and jokes about paying for cigars and kindling. Ends with an advertised salve for piles sold by J. E. Wright.
Splinters in a Good Order Religious Organization
A fragmentary column reflects on thrift, estate executors, and moral contrasts. Dialogue hints at financial issues, greed, and social satire with references to will disputes, silence for pay, and local vendor imagery. The piece centers on behavior and ethics in a community setting.
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