Munyon's Free Medical Examination Offer
A Philadelphia advertisement from Munyon's promotes free medical examinations by eminent doctors. Readers are invited to mail a medical questionnaire to receive a diagnosis at no cost, with no obligation to proceed, at 58th and Jefferson streets.
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Thorouraly
Munyon's
Jefferson
Streets
Philadelphia
Round to Come
Fisitor notes a visiting woman in the garden and misreads neighbors' chickens. The text mocks public concerns over inflation and references local remedies like Gamlins Be izard Oil, suggesting medical caution. The notice style resembles a satirical or crowd commentary snippet rather than a formal report.
Pie with fee and soothing syrup in town notices
A garbled excerpt mentions a joke about pie a la mode and an ad for soothing syrup for teething priced at 25¢ a bottle. It notes taxes in Stugenberg, Germany were unknown and 350 was paid per citizen from municipal brick works profits, alongside a local fair described with vague penalties.
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Stugenberg
Germany
The Orkwell Affair Ends In Emotional Turmoil
In a grand country house near Orkwell, Sir James is shocked by his wife Mrs Terbert’s outburst as Stewart confronts betrayals involving Mathilde Thorne. A separate incident leaves Hazen with a broken arm while Mathilde plans to flee, aided by her terrier Nomad. The night deepens with fear, heartbreak, and the looming shadow of an irreversible rift.
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Mr. Hazen
Stewart
Orkwell
Smith
Frazen
AMT
Norman
Miss Thorne
Blowart
Judson
Mathilde
Ada Theis
Spain
Jean Bernuil
Abe
Tadéon
Mrs. Terbert
Flerbert
Misa Thorne
Paris
Canasta
Tim Doey
Loshail
Sarman
Wold
Sir James
Ewart
Tamor
Ohe
Nora
Metropole
Southampton
St. Malo
Euab
Ane
Nomad
Bir
Andro
Wil
Han Narmad
Nomed
James
Jem
Thieron
Terhart
Jeanne
Madame
Monsieur
Traveler slips at Grennland hotel in long night misdirection
A traveler at a Greenland hotel fakes a question to the clerk as he checks in. He asks what time breakfast is and the clerk answers with a confusing half-past March to a quarter to Mar. The tale ends with a note that popularity can be costly.
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Grennland
Mar
Coffee to Postum Switch Aids Sleep Says Letter
A reader recounts quitting coffee for Postum amid nervousness and insomnia. The letter praises Postum’s flavor and sleep improvement and urges others to switch. It cites a young woman with stomach trouble who improved after adopting Postum and mentions related writings.
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Wellville
Pheta
Window refrigerator and novel medical devices featured
A window mounted wire box refrigerator offers pest protection and air flow for stored foods in small spaces. A medicine chest with timed drawers and clock driven trays aims to curb missed doses. An Oklahoma inventor also showcases a horn violin hybrid producing unusual descriptive music, part of a trend in new musical instruments seen in vaudeville.
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New York
Tan Gas
Arkansas
God Medical
Musical Burbanks
Oklahoma
Various 1900s World Notes Cover Population Trade and Education
The item compiles diverse topics including January student totals at Wrench universities with 41 887 students. 3 233 men and 3 609 women. It notes exports, experiments in Europe and America on paper pulp, Galvini's autobiography in Infancy and Youth of Illustrious Contemporary Trailare, and beef trade figures from Argentina to England. It also mentions women prisoners' conditions, a Berlin butchers training apparatus, a King’s College study on home management value, streetcar cost savings from steel-bodied cars, a Cadiz classroom exercise, Arizona and New Mexico secrets, and agricultural poison methods in a transport context.
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Europe
America
Tommaso Galvini
Illustricua
Trailare
Salvini
England
Argentina
Elizabeth Chesser
Berlin
King's College
London
Feats of Sportmen from a Bygone Era
The article reviews historic sporting records in fishing shooting and marksmanship. It highlights Lord Homans salmon catch of 36 fish in a rainy day, Lord Malmesbury’s 40-year shooting ledger and 54 987 shots, Horatio Ross pigeon shooting with 42 pigeons from 53 shots, and other feats like pretending to walk to London for 500 pounds, illustrating endurance and measurement practices of the past.
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G. Barrington
Lord Home
Lord Malmesbury
Lord Malmanbury
Horatio Ross
Lord Macdonald
Hans
London
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