Ministers Plan Far Reaching Church Measures
Golden HRA reports Bishop Doane of Albany preparing a Philippines visit akin to Bishop Potter. Rev Newell D Allflix leaves Presbyterian work. Brooklyn library praised as best private collection. Madison Avenue Church NY votes demolition for a new $150000 temple. Will of Rev George Lei Walker Hartford lists bequests including $5100 to Connecticut aid, $1000 to American Board, $8000 to Brooks library.
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Doane
Albanys
Philippines
Potter
Henry O. McCook
Philadelphia
Ilinear
Bat
Sthoe
Newell D. Allflix
Presbyterian Church
Owen Hat
Brooklyn
Menibers
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
George Lei Walker
Hartford
Connecticut
Américan Board Ut
America
Brooks Library
Brattleboro
Woman Health Ad Claims Pink Pills Cure Many Ailments
A long testimonial promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy for female nervous disorders headaches back pains and fatigue. It cites Mrs Jas Hughes of Dro more P E B J praising the pills after extensive other doctors failed and urges not to use substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williama
Jas, Hughes
Dromore
P. EB. J
Dr. Williams
Bill Nye Joke Sparks Local Theater Tale From Madison
In Madison Indiana M A Marks recalls booking Bill Nye and James Whitcomb Riley for a Women’s Relief corps entertainment. Tickets sold only seven, Nye quipped that locals never heard them, prompting a humorous recollection of the stunt and Nye’s self deprecating wit.
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Bill Nye
M. A. Marks
Madison
Ind
Women's Relief Corps
James Whitcomb Riley
Hoovler
New York
Nye
Riley
Cleveland
A New England Courtship Ends With Cat and Canary
In New England a wayward romance between Captain Amos Deering and Miss Amanda Nott devolves into a comical dispute over a cat and a canary. The couple, neighbors for years, finally reconcile after the captain discovers his cat has eaten Amanda’s canary. The tale ends with a wedding postponed to the following week.
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Amanda
New England
Amos Deering
Hentley Cove
Amanda Nott
Nott
Amos
Wright
Captain Amos
Heatley
Miss Nott
Welco
Abe
Winnipeg Horse Show prize list and breed classes
The article lists prize categories for Thoroughbreds and Standard Bred horses, detailing brood mares with foals, age groups for geldings and fillies, and stallion prizes. Awards include special by the Cock Shutt Plow Co and the Horse Breeders' associations of Manitoba and the Northwest Territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockshutt Plow Co
Herness
Fairchild Co
Alde
Horse Breeders’ Association of Manitoba
N.W.T
Lisgnerece
Manitoba
B.C
Nwt
Hanes
Harneen
NeOwWe Tb
Horse Breedéra’ Association of Manitoba
Aavanys
Aly
Horse Breeders’ Association of
Great Britain
France
Hore Breeders’ Association of Manitoba
Slide
A Cure for Fever and Ague and Curious 19th Century Ads
A fragment from an old periodical reviews Parmelee's Vegetable Pills claiming power in any climate and fever prevention. It also recalls pre telegraph news relay feats for Sir Robert Peel at Glasgow University. The material includes ads for Bickle's Anti Consumptive Syrup and Dr Tomas' Extractor Organic oils, plus a humorous Life joke about a man avoiding telling his wife he will come home early.
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England
Coleman
Murdo Young
The
Old Sun
Reading
Glasgow
London
Robert Peel
Glasgow University
London Post
Slocum
New York
Jakat
Paris
T. A. Slocuat Chemical Co., Limited
Hing Sts ‘Weat
Toronto
Pe Ug
Canada
Minard's Liniment Sells Everywhere and Wise Cracks
A Detroit Free Press witty quip exchanges Cuimxo and Cawker about Clingstone's joke. The brief dialogue highlights humor and streetwise banter with a casual catalog note on Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minard's Liniment
Clingstone
Cuimxo
Cawker
Detroit Free Press
Monard's Liniment Cures Dandruff
Item recalls claims that Monard's Liniment treats dandruff and that a scientist favors yellow as the proper color for danger signals. The note mocks red warning cues, reflecting a Cleveland Plain Dealer commentary style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhns
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Minard’s Liniment Cares Burns and Dancer Mann Worth
A Boston Transcript note questions Mr Mann’s dancing, claiming he cannot step or keep time yet is valued at about a hundred thousand dollars by folk estimates. The column hints at social chatter surrounding his reputation and wealth.
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Bostos
Cartle
Mannworth
Minnie
Boston Transcript
Minnard's Liniment and Parmelee Pills Ad
An Indianapolis Press excerpt discusses Minnard's Liniment claiming relief from neuralgia and cautions about choosing a clergyman. A Parmelee's Vegetable Pills pitch highlights winter and summer digestive irregularities and portability, praising ease of use and non nausea.
The Major's Story The Supreme Moment
A romantic girl presses a veteran for his defining moment. He recalls a shocking reply that the most important moment of his life was the instant of his own birth, told with a humorous twist. The exchange reflects wartime bravado and playful vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelig
Chicago Times
Herald
Trouble at the Threshold
A humorous exchange in a Chicago Tribune piece features a doctor and professor arguing at a doorway about a sleeping dog. The professor notes the dog’s silence and lack of bark as he enters, framing a light moment in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago ‘Tribune
Why the Leaves Fall in Autumn A Tender Question
A playful dialogue between Virginia De Claire and Augustus Knickerbocker explores why leaves fall in autumn. He explains the annual cycle while the couple muses on nature, seasons, and practical needs behind the change. A light, whimsical piece ends with a stray line about caterpillars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia de Claire
Augustus
Man credited for easing swelling with Minard's Liniment
Alfred A. Taylor of Margaree says one bottle of Minard's Liniment cured a swelling in his gamble joint and saved a chorus valued at 140 dollars. W Payne of Bathurst reports the same liniment saved a valuable horse that the veterinarian had little hope for after a few applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Taylor
Margaree
Minard
W. Payne
Bathurst
Plague in India Claims Thousands Weekly
The Boston Herald notes a startling figure with about 6 000 victims weekly from the plague in India and laments that the busy world remains largely unshaken by the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Boston Herald
Hotel Balmoral Mystery Fragments From Philadelphia Press
Fractured OCR text from a Philadelphia Press item mentions Willie Staryvein, a landlady, and a teacher as part of a confusing dialogue about spelling and food storage. The garbled lines reference cold meat and vegetables and suggest an anecdotal or satirical piece from a hotel setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Willie Staryvein
Willie Starve
Philadelphlaa Press
Unclear Clip Sparks Random Phrases From Chicago News
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered lines about a ship named Toscana and vague wages notes. No coherent事件 or named individuals present beyond Chicago News reference.
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Golden, British Columbia
Pennsylvania
Bhallah
Navas
Charles
Pal
Robert Summer
Winnipeg Industrial
Provincial Mutual Hail Insurance CO
Maar
Omntc
Joan Rawrox
Farmer
Deloraine
Thomson
Virden
Hail Insurance Co
Farmers Themerlves
P. Schulte
Palmer, Baldur
Pmorran
Tamer Mean
Robant Strang
Winnipeg
Hades
Bickle
Chicago News
Daily Press
Lses
da. Tomas
Ecurcturo
Sean Esmoen
Monard
Dandrall
Minnard
Indianapolis Press
Balmoral
Ko'e. Sto Ms
LA “Toscana,” FaGrouy, Wontea
Jages
Auer Vapor Lamp
Ithe
Toronto Auer Light CO
Yonge St
Hanitz
BABYS
Usay
W. Donald
Sec. N. B
Nares
Robinson & Black
Man
J Kj
Sadlier& Co
Montrea
T. le Char
Thos, Lee
Winnipag
Everienti
P. Emmons
Syracuse
N. Y
T. Gresius
Grain Exchange
VIRUL
Packard
Ciauee
Pattt
Shorey
Shorey’s
Rigby
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