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Newspaper

Golden Era

Location

Golden, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 15, 1899

Page

3

Eccentric Neighbor Doe Jolson and the Immigrant Question

An old planter recalls Doe Jolson a fixated local figure famed for deciphering puzzling letters. In a tale from the New Orleans Times-Democrat Jolson translates a line about immigrants to a vivid image immigrants as a cross between a possum and a raccoon and a threat to corn crops.

Doe Lesann Sherenaed Parinlies Doe Jolson Doc Johnson Iowa Johnson New Orleans Times-Democrat

Minard’s and the Brave Woman Chronicle

Fragmentary diary style piece recounts a Brave Woman facing fear in an attempt to protect a child and defend dignity. Mentions Minard and Drusken Hlasband Wei and a hushed plea for help amid danger.

Bamami Sretseindinn Ana Paviiis Lisanti Sinaline

Fighting Bettas In Water Globes Spark Cruel Trade

Report from Cochin Chinn and Blam describes a long standing practice of arranging matches between betta fish owned by different men. Combatants are placed in shared water globes and released to kill each other till one dies. The trade has grown with Paris demand for specimens noted and breeders prize the vivid red and blue colors.

Flek Cochin Chinn Blam Paris I Jp Civeaigo Inter Devan

Record of condemned man defies last requests before execution

A damaged fragment describes a condemned inmate refusing to alter his last meal, insisting he is not a lowly figure of custom. The scene notes the execution date approaching and mentions a farewell breakfast, while the accused remains unrepentant and defiant.

Crinpal

Fragmentary note on keys and long-ago events

A garbled excerpt mentions the keys, past settlements, and Spaniards occupying houses. It notes descendants still guard the keys and a day will come, with ambiguous references to history and ownership.

Phir Koop Ea. Deka

How Wall Paper is Made in the 19th Century

An overview of the wallpaper making process describes a blotching machine, color rollers, and a press that prints eight color designs. The article details the steps from paper webs to drying, roller preparation, and final printing at high speed, noting historical Holland origins and fine hand painted papers today.

Toller Holland Philadelphia Mes

Kallenite Explodes Show Promising Explosive Traits

Kallenite, a new explosive, is claimed to outperform dynamite due to its composition of incombustible earth eucalyptus leaves and bark. Sydney tests with 12 pound charges dislodged 200 cubic yards of stone with little smoke, suggesting potential for military and mining use.

Sydney

Lend Me Your Ants A Curious Ant Plague Tale

A humorous note details a plague of ants invading foods in a town area. Large black ants were introduced to devour small red ants protecting households, leaving homes free of tiny ants. Readers seek to borrow the big ants for a day or two. Breckinridge News.

French poster fined for overlong notice in red tape

A man in Bampsee Montern, France was fined 195 francs for placing a poster that exceeded the allowed length by 118 lines. The punishment follows strict ad posting rules and aims to curb bureaucratic delays.

Bampsee Montern France Germany

Golfing mishap at picnic prompts ball buy advice

A fragmented note recalls a caddie losing all the balls at a picnic. It mentions using a hard balled Ogee from lunch baskets and considers buying more golf equipment, reflecting a small town concern over gear and practice.

Lea

Blighted Benen and Fordyce Face Political Skepticism

A fragmentary report notes community figures Benen and Fordyce amid political doubt. Vague references to plans and reactions suggest tension over upcoming decisions, with locals debating support and strategy.

Benen Fordyce Hell

Japanese Catarrh Cure claims free trial and relief

An advertisement promotes Japanese Catarrh Cure as a new American discovery for catarrh of the nose and throat. It offers a two week trial and a free quantity with purchase, praising a patient from California who credits the remedy with long lasting relief after years of treatment.

Aneica Boaington Bs U Japan Aotonis Ban Francisco

Lingo of the Coop Reveals Chick Talk and Hen Chorus

A mollified naturalist describes chick vocalizations from hunger to fright and the hen's clucking as distinctive to each brood. It notes how chicks learn to identify mothers and the danger calls that trigger universal warnings, plus the curious crowing of gamecocks and the social humor of hens in groups.

Ys Hyen Anye

Death clings to money and dirty coins warn readers

A health warning warns against carrying money coins noting microbes linger on silver, gold, and copper coins. It cites bacteria counts and French experiments where coins caused infections in animals. It also mentions eye strain from reading on moving vehicles and advises hot water washing to relax facial muscles.

Cremation in Japan described by British consulate report

A consular report from the British legation in Tokyo details Japanese cremation practices. A rough wooden coffin rests on a long gridiron with a back wood pile and forced draft. Heat rapidly consumes the body, with duration depending on body weight and fat. times range from three to several hours.

Japan Tokyo Barsong

Narrow Escape Sparks Blunt Accusations About Hypocrisy

In a domestic spat sparked by a visitor and a retouched photograph, Ferguson blurts out harsh judgments to his wife in a heated exchange. He defends his admission by referencing a cousin’s engagement and questions whether he acted hypocritically.

Ferguson George Porgugon Greal Jerry Wow le Siti George Agath Chicago Tribune

What the Science of Medicine Has Done

A pale gaunt man speaks on medical progress and quinine capsules in corn kernels. He notes malaria cases remain rare but present, reflecting on suburban news and the impact of new remedies.

Unclear Military Dispatch From Pacific Front

Fragmentary wartime note shows a Filipino soldier describing trench holds and American entry in view. It also includes garbled signals of danger and a call for medical aid with nonsensical typos and miswritten phrases.

Visionary citizen debates rural crop scheme outside city

The resident questions a plan to move away and plant pickled cucumbers and young onions, arguing soils are unproductive and sour. The exchange hints at a bold agricultural scheme contingent on soil quality and market success.

Bavarian steamer lauded after trial voyage from Dumbarton

The Bavarian a 1200 ton twin screw Clyde built steamer completed her trial trip with an average speed of seventeen and a half knots. Launched at Denny and Co Dumbarton she is praised for safety comfort and lavish interior fittings with cabin and second class accommodations enhanced. The route via Montreal offers a faster passage from Winnipeg to Liverpool in about eight days.

Alau Denny & Co Dumbarton Montreal New York Geogeré de St. Lawrence Ocean Voyager Winnipeg Liverpool

Doan's Kidney Pills Recalled For 20 Years Of Pain

A reader shares that his wife suffered kidney trouble for two decades before Doan's Kidney Pills offered relief. He credits the medication with ending her long torture and urges others with similar symptoms to try the pills.

Ianess Doan Flere Beerie Dean

Ousted official dents Arail outbreak into pills news

Fragmentary OCR text shows political upheaval with references to an ousted official and mentions of pills, bills, and core issues. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to confirm specifics.

Lon Bill Eakas Betfont

Save the Babies Diarrhea Cure Praised by Mothers

Canadian mothers recommend Dr Fowler s Extract of Wild Strawberry as a safe effective remedy for infant diarrhea in hot weather. Mrs Peter Jones of Warkworth Ontario says it saved her teething baby’s life after severe illness and rapid improvement after one bottle.

Dr. Fowler Peter Jones Warkworth Ont

Reputed Rivalry Sparks Revenge Tale at Red Dog Inn

An eastern tourist questions a landlord about a feud involving Colonel Hink Phillips and Bill Waters after a mock injury incident at the Metropolitan Hotel in Red Dog. The landlord explains the Colonel seeks protection after being insulted by Jim Peters, prompting escalating actions.

Aetropolitan Hotel Red Dog Bill Waters Jim Peters

Weathered Words From a Jammer Inn Observer

A quirky fragment appears to capture a noisy scene at an inn with locals protesting wind and noise. The speaker reflects on the disturbance with unusual phrasing and a rush of now-difficult-to-parse dialogue.

Minard's Liniment Cures Rheumatic Gout and Bronchitis

Advertorial notice reports Andrew King and Lt Col O Crewe Read claiming cures by Minard's Liniment in Halifax and Sussex. A third entry notes cure of acute rheumatism by Markham, Ontario based on O. B. Billing.

Minard Halifax Andrew King Minards Markham Billing

Advent olil by Arton and the racing claim

A garbled note describes a horse named Advent olil by Arton with a pacer speed claim and a mile time under confusion. It mentions Amelia said to have foaled twins eight years, and daughters or sires tied to a failed theory about twin colts.

Arton Tale Franguisa Galt Amelia Ture Meld Arn

Arrowhead Recovered From Depths Over Fifteen Hundred Feet

Potts notes the discovery of an arrowhead raised from more than 1500 feet underground, praising the shooter as a skilled man of his era. The remark appears in the Indianapolis Journal.

Watts Potts Indianapolis Journal

Columbus Oversight: A Schoolboy’s Advertising Insight

An old pupil quipped that Columbus was not appreciated in his time because he did not advertise. The remark suggests a humorous view on publicity influencing fame.

Columbus Ivise

Unclear medical quips cited by papers in past era

Fragmentary OCR quotes reference doctors and satire about physicians and patients. It notes a Detroit Journal joke about a surgeon only studying warts and a Loillier's Weekly item hinting Mollard’s Laminert by physicians. The text is a garbled collage of tabloid style quips.

Punished child scene mocks stern family dinner

A chaotic vignette shows a Boston child resisting a mother’s spanking threat during a breakfast visit. The exchange spirals into sarcasm about disciplinary talk as the youngster requests to skip preamble and proceed with the “bird” punishment. A warped medical line about remedies follows.

Jones Handles Carpet Clean Up in Odd Quip

In a Detroit Free Press excerpt Jones jokes about money and household strain. His wife reports the parlor carpet is 80 woin and fuzzy, making sweeping useless, so Jones uses the Inno mover to run it over the carpet.

Jones Bern Detroit Free Press

Quack Medicines and Vague Health Promises Highlight Advert Split

An advertisement rants about cold dangers and consumption risks while touting Bickle's Anti-Consumptive Syrup and Griffith's Menthol Loition as cures. It extols Quinine Wine as a universal tonic, claiming it boosts convalescence, sleep, appetite, and vitality, with testimonials and availability from druggists.

Chicago Post

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