Lone Facts About Boston City Remarkables
Boston is described as the second largest city in the United States with the largest market for hides wool and domestic dry goods. It is said to be the richest city per capita with a rubber boots and shoes output of 32 million pairs annually and a vast concentration of people within fifty miles. It allegedly manufactures over 13 million dollars worth of clothing per year.
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Boston
Ston
United ‘States
United’ ‘States
United States
New York
Cuticura Cures Severe Skin Eruption
A Kansas resident thanks Cuticura for curing a two year eruption that covered the body and caused intense itching. After trying doctors without relief he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills following a magazine ad and was completely cured. Claude N. Johnson Maple Grove Farm Walnut Kan June 15 1905.
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Cuticura
Claude N. Johnson
Maple Grove Farm
Wailnut
Kan
Fragmented Moral Snippets and Advertisements in Brief
A collage of quick vignettes and ads: a temperance jab, a gossiping road mishap, a workers’ earning pitch from Every Day Life, a quip about a highwayman in self defense, baby bathing advice by Eleanor R Parker, and a stray note on fashion and independence. The clippings mix tone and topic across old newspaper pages.
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Eleanor R. Parker
Unclear excerpt from stage notes and guest dance counts
Fragmentary report from a summer resort hotel event mentions Aunt Clarissa dismissing a woman as too business like and a nurse or remedy page reference. It notes a dance with one regular couple and portions of twenty eight others, indicating a bustling floor but lacking full context or dates.
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Clarissa
Summer Resort Hotel
Tandlord
Prisoners and Captives Chapter VIII Continues
In a refined drawing room Miss Winter recalls a theater night, the crowd, and a mysterious man who pretends to admire a diamond star. Tyars deflects compliments while dining with Admiral Grace and Agnes Winter. Muggins the dog becomes a topic, and old Salter notes Tyars’s grit as the group contemplates the next day.
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L'Yars
Dawin Grace
Mr. Winter
Agnes Winter
Oswin Grace
Helen
Tyars
Lightys
Livingstone
Oswin
Miss Winter
Lyon
Salter
Muggins
Hearthiug
Admiral Grace
Tyara
Wilbert Tyara
Lyars
Claad
Claud Tyars
Tottenham Court Road
Ile
St. Katherine’s Dock
London Dock
London
Trontheim
Norway
North Water
China
Peters
Feters
Begam
Ife
Prirs
Thad
Tio
Yyars
Yars
Deters
Uyarg
London and St. Katherine’s Dock
Misa Agnes Winter
Financially Speaking A Quip Filled Banter
In a witty exchange Tom asks what to do with $50 000 and Jack jokes about buying a title and marrying for money. Miles and Giles tease Ruralville Insurance Company president Smawley about motives as a misfired plan unfolds with a flippant back and forth.
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Tom
Miles
Smawley
Giles
Ruralville Insurance Company
Slow-going Hix Diggs mirrors his great-grandfather
In a witty exchange, Biggs notes Hix Diggs resembles his ancestor, and Diggs explains the elder was deceased when Hix was born. A lieutenant adds a joke about a young lady mistaking him for the poet of a recent work. The scene shifts to Tales, mentioning Tea cultivation in Ching pre era.
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Diggs
Biggs
Hix
Long historical timeline from Calais to Soghalin
A dense roll of historical dates and events from 1423 through 1905, mentioning sieges, battles, assassinations, explorations, political changes, and notable milestones. Individuals, places, and nations appear sparingly amid a stream of year-by-year notes and anecdotes from a historic chronicle.
Comstock Raids New York Art League
Anthony Comstock raided the New York City Art Students League and seized a wagon load of catalogues intended for Atlanta. Miss Anoy Robinson, the league’s bookkeeper, was arrested as prominent artists protest the act and vow to oppose Comstock.
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Art Students’ League of
New York City
Anthony Comstock
Anoy Robinson
Comstock
Heritage of Civil War Soldiers Kidney Trouble Story
Capt John L Ely of Company 1 17th Ohio living at 500 East Second St Newton Kan recalls contracting kidney trouble during the Civil War. He describes pain back weakness and urinary distress until using Donns Kidney Pills in 1901 which he says cured him. Sold by all dealers 59 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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John L. Ely
Co. 1
17Th Ohio
East Second Street
Newton
Kanan
Elyanys
Donn
Foster-Milburn Co
Duffalo
Woman Defies Automated Housework In Old Detroit Tale
A Detroit Times recounts a scene where a polite salesman touts a morning cleaning machine. A skeptical woman lists endless chores it cannot perform, from washing curtains to painting floors. Her pointed reply highlights human labor and gender roles, concluding with the line that no machine will replace a woman.
Equinox Question Puzzles The Philadelphia Record
A humorous exchange from the Philadelphia Record as a child asks if an equinox is a kind of ox and learns about horses and cows. The lighthearted dialogue plays on animal names to explain seasonal change.
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Johnnie
A Winning Start With Digestive Health Grape Nuts
A teacher shares how a simple breakfast of Grape-Nuts with cream transformed her indigestion and nervous energy. She cites weight gain and steadier days after switching from fruit toast and egg to the cereal, promoted by Postum Co. and its slogan There’s a reason. Read The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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Ching
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King Whitip
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Mohawk Valley
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Henry M. Stanley
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Wheat Syndicate
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Corinth Canal
Santo Cesario
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Lyons
Hung Chang
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Spain
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Sing Sing
Wiliam Guldensuppe
State of
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Loony
Dines
Keorn
Art League
Detroit
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