Obscure Remarks on Honor and a Buffalo Hero
Fragmented remarks reference a college principle and a salary claim, then discuss James B Parker the Black man who tried to save President McKinley in Buffalo. The text notes Parker’s recent death and mentions a dissecting table and forgotten incidents. It also lists Dre Barton, a sinus specialist at a private hospital in Streats Jose.
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James B. Parker
Parker
McKinley
Buffalo
Dre Barton
and Francis Streats
Ste Jose
Fragmentary report of a tense scene in a crowd
The text shows a blurred moment where a person acts to ease hurt feelings by placing a culp in a baby's fingers, while bystanders react with pleased expressions as traffic flows past in a windy, unsettled street scene.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements Highlight Public Praise
A reader letter extols Doan's Kidney Pills as superior to competitors, noting quick relief and public endorsements from residents at Howard and 402 South Main. The message urges recall of the Doan name and identifies Foster Milburn Co as the sole U.S. agents.
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Eis
Uint
Doan
Howard
South Main
Lalso
Foster
Milburn Co
Be York
Doans
Pass Daily Schedule Summary
Fragment appears to show a transit timetable with daily and Sunday run times and route notations. Details are incomplete, but indicates a daily schedule with a 6:40 pm departure and 7:58 am early run, plus a 2:20 pm Sunday time.
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Pan
Sun
Penny lost on a car sparks public shame
A small woman struggles with five pennies on a transit ride. She drops one while paying fare and a bystander helps search. The conductor finds the coin and remarks it is only a penny as the woman hands over the remaining four. A witty note on leap year and fashion follows.
Sultelite Comment Sparks Odd Exchange About Widesnake Methods
A fragmented quotation shows Sultelite discussing an unnamed fellow's alleged widesnake methods and a patented cure for a mysterious ailment. The dialogue includes exclamations like Great Scott and references to rain bins and bust meas, implying a satirical or surreal nature with unclear concrete facts.
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Scott
Dangerous Doctrines at the Church Drive In?
A comical exchange reported in Puck mocks a deacon’s high church satire. Longface questions the preacher, noting the husband’s rebuttal about attending church by automobile, implying modernist tones and heresy charges within a satirical skit.
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Deacon Longface
Puck
The Concert of Powers Has Geta
A fragment notes a concert of powers with an unclear message. It mentions Geta in a cryptic context and hints at a discussion or event involving rulers or authorities. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Tha. Powers
Geta
Fragmentary Memoir Lines on Sewing and Help
A distorted excerpt traces a woman naming sewing tasks and aid request. Nonsensical phrases hint at financial concerns and condescension words, with references to linen gowns and possible army terms, but the fragment lacks clear events or identities.
Outdated Navy and Politics Echo In Old Postcard Tale
A nostalgic fragment recounts a former naval officer transitioning to politics and the idea of a spouse balancing time at home. The piece then shifts to natural history, describing the scaletailed apus crab with a king crab likeness, its distinctive carapace shield, and a famed Bechaffer count of 1,802,604 with Latreille noting around 3,000,000.
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Great Britain
Merse
Kirkcudbrightshire
Bechaffer
Latreille
The Bachelor Dream and Wealth's Quiet Power
The piece argues many men feel loneliness in love due to lack of money, not lack of faith. It suggests money often drives women away, trading true affection for luxuries. The bachelor clings to a dream that a perfect partner awaits if he can earn money to support her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake
The Last Word in a Fragmented Cartoon Exchange
In a clipped humor piece the wife of Pharaoh and the king spar over waking and stillness with absurd quips about embalmers and drying up. A Coy aside notes a child named after George Washington, christened in 1832, two centuries ago, per a Tide reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
George Wash
Wes Peter Pawlt
Points of View on Admirer and Saintly Demeanor
A Baltimore American item reflects on a female friend admired for virtue and reverent gravitas. The note praises a demure, saintly air shaping her style while acknowledging persistent admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorian
Baltimore
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Rsun
W. F. Fee
Edison Phonographs ‘and Records
Blevple
Western Union
North Reporter
S.T. Mitchell
Offic
Bank of Hamburg
As, Wanamaker
City Hall
Hamburg
Trace MaaKe
Rere
J.H Knoth
B. Street
St. Valentine
Jane
Navy
Washington
Butler -Amea
oWell
Kuppenheimer
Ss. J
Iowa
D. W. Phillips
Cash Crocer
Tommy
Majestic
Diamond C
Updike'’s
Omaha
Eagle Roller Mills
Old Glory
Pbs
Farmers National Bank
Beal
J. E. Morgan
Bydinger
Batterfield
Franklin
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