Lawyer Claims Man Inherently Sane In Defense
In a Philadelphia Ledger excerpt, the lawyer asserts the defendant and never has been insane, arguing against locking him in an asylum and attacking human rights while defending the sacred institution of liberty. The court interjects as the lawyer proclaims mental state, noting a prior murder trial where the defendant was described as a born raving man.
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Enigmatic Bank Window Exchange Leaves Teller Perplexed
A teller faces a peculiar scene as several customers request envelopes at a bank window. A fastidious, gloved woman demands one, prompting a humorous miscue about another customer’s “other region,” leaving the teller puzzled by the polite confusion.
Sunday School Lesson on Paul and the Holy Ghost
A Sunday School lesson discusses Paul in Ephesus from Acts 18 29 19 6, highlighting the second blessing the baptism with the Holy Ghost, Aquila and Priscilla's teaching, and the transfer from the old to new covenant. It notes Paul’s role, the need for believers to be baptized in Jesus name, and the temporary gift of tongues and prophecy in that era.
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Moveable colony poultry house aids farmers in efficiency
A F. C. Elford notes a portable colony coop used at Macdonald College Qua offering 25 hens and 3 males on a 12 by 8 foot floor. It rides on two skids drawn by a team, with ground feed utilized for hens, and straw ceiling for warmth. Builders can start with one house and expand gradually using available materials and smaller heights.
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Reminiscent Query at the Lunch Counter
A casual diner asks how long Eggo eggs can keep. A dark voiced man replies he has seen preserves kept for two years by Jupiter, while others nearby react with wary amusement at the remark in a Chicago Tribune moment.
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Child’s Severe Head Boils Cured by Cuticura Regimen
A Detroit mother describes her six month old daughter's head breaking out in about sixty boils solved by Cuticura Soap and Ointment and Resolvent. The condition recurred each spring but healed with the same regimen, and has not troubled the child in two years. Date given Feb 24, 1908. Potter Drug & Chem Corp. sells Cuticura remedies in Boston.
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A New Standard in Curious Quotations and Ads
A jumble of vintage lines shows misprints and oddities from a newspaper page. Mentions Burglars, Allen's Foot-Ease ad, and a Ruskin anecdote about judging art. No clear single event. reads as a collage of stray items and quotations.
Easy kidney cure by Dean's Pills claimed in ad
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a simple cure for kidney trouble, back pain, headaches, and urinary disorders with a testimonial from P. W. Champion of Marion Kentucky. It promises stone dissolution and full recovery, urging purchase at 50 cents a box from Dormer Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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