Senator Voorhees Retort and a Court Fine Story
The Chicago Times-Ferald recounts Daniel W Voorhees former Indiana senator famed for bold rhetoric. After a judge fined him ten dollars for contempt he retorted that any fine would exceed that amount, later apologizing and the fine being remitted.
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Senator Voorhees
Daniel W.voorhees
United States
Indiana
West
Hmeself
Caises
Voorhees
Chicago Times-Ferald
Foot Ease for Relief and Comfort in Shoes
Shake into Your Shock Alien's Foot-Ease is a powder claimed to relieve swollen feet, corns, and bunions and to make tight shoes feel easier. Sold by druggists for 25 cents, with rigid packaging and mail order options. Dr Derdian Tablneviten, a Russian, heads the bacteriological laboratory at the Women’s Medical College in Philadelphia. Rabinovitch studied Koch’s hubucatory in Bore Jin.
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Alen
Allen
Leskov
Derdian Tablneviten
Wome
Medical College
Philadelphia
Rabinovitch
Fragmented Historical Health And Finance Fragments
A collage of stray notices covers remedies and finances with mentions of Tiall’s C’ntarrh Cure, Driea candy, bank deposits, indemnity payments, and a hair tonic claim. It also notes a Paris figure and a Brown University zoology claim about cave animals and a 1760s coinage reference, all in a scattered, older newspaper voice.
Pestiferous Buffalo Goats Stir North Carolina Mail
John W. Rusk of Bellport N Y letters to the New York Sun describing diseaseReports on buffalo goats in Arkansas and St Francis River bottoms. He warns they resemble buffalo and crawl into mouths nostrils and ears while emitting a foul smoke tendering to protect stock. He notes goats suffer eye deposits and loss of membranes causing death among stock.
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John W. Rusk
Bellport
New York Sun
North Carolina
Gots
Arkansas
St Francis River
Skane
St Francis
Timor
Laughing mistaken identity ends in store confusion
A lighthearted yet embarrassing mix up occurs in a department store when a jokester mistakes a wife for his spouse and confronts a stranger. The scene draws amused reactions from onlookers as the man exits, shaved of his dignity amid laughter.
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Ler
Lim Wis
Atore
Aeving
Ninkun
Genthanan
Voeo
Jeker
Wade
Woman Seeks Help as Life Threatening Condition Is Treated
A young woman arrives at City Hospital in severe distress and is rushed to surgery for an emergency operation after her condition worsens. Witnesses note prolonged pain and left side swelling before admission. The account promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a relief and urges women to seek medical and expert advice.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Agnes Tracy
Lydia FE
Tracy
Valley City
Humor of the Week 64a A Budget of Follies From Our Day
A collage of humorous vignettes and cartoon captions from a bygone era. Short exchanges and punchlines feature domestic foibles, elopement jokes, and social quirks observed by unnamed writers and readers. Adapted snippets mimic newspaper humor pages with terse setups and quick witticisms.
Fragmented Front Page Miscellany and Quotations
A scattered collage of quips, dialogues, and brief exchanges. Snippets include make-believe stage lines, hotel banter, and humorous quips about women and daily life. The text mixes literary puns, travel notes, and garbled captions from various sources.
Aboard or on the road toward departure a tonic touted
Promotional notes extol Hostettes's Stomach Bitters as a cure all for illness and travel. The piece praises commercial travelers and pioneers who testify to its fortifying properties. It also quotes William George Jordan noting growth in education and libraries since Victoria's era.
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William George Jordan
Victoria
Ladies” Home
Fournal
United States
Boston Public Library
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Tenorance
Great Britain
Samrow
Punished for Yawning and a Tales of Count Gleichen
An English paper recalls Count Gleichen as ambassador in London where a taciturn lady at a dinner finally yawns after his courtesies. He quips I also have gold in my teeth as a sharp reply to the moment.
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Count Gleichen
Londes
History of the saw spans ages and continents
The article traces the saws history from the Bronze Age finds in Ince and Erenmark to American discoveries. It notes bronze age saws cast as thin shafts with serrated edges and obsidian blades used in stone age America and by early peoples in Mexico.
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America
Vor
Afexico
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Child Eczema In Batavia
A Batavia Illinois mother credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing her little daughter's severe eczema after other medicines failed. She also notes relief for her own rheumatism and stomach trouble, expressing gratitude for the remedy.
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Batavia
Iil
Hood
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