Persian Ambassador Dominates Court Social Scene
In King George III era tension rises as the Persian ambassador declines court attendance and later leads a private guest party at the Lady Salisbury’s home. He reportedly fears repercussions back home while asserting influence over British social circles, scoring a diplomatic triumph for Persia.
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Soag
Tila
Sue
Persia
Mrs Pare of Glasgow Endures Kidney Trouble
Mrs Pare, wife of a Glaslow resident, suffered kidney trouble with variable secretions and scalding passes. Donn's Kidney Pills regulated secretions, stopped inflammation, and restored rest and strength. Sold by dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Donn
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Private car lines face Interstate Commission scrutiny
The text notes publishers and readers debating car line practices and critic tolerance. It mentions private car lines seeking regulation under the Interstate Commerce Commission and an official claim that mileage payments lack discrimination, with disputes over legal control of rates and railroad charges.
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Te Interstate Commerse Commission
Hoesace
Dry Canniry Adequacy in Practical Inflation Saying
A Dry Canniry essay parodies fiscal talk using a traveler who sees a farmer store water seven miles away and notes the water is scarce yet trivial. The piece mocks broad statements as endless, comparing it to a cure for consumption and croupy children in a local note from Darkersbourg West Virginia.
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Weston Janes
United States
Hissing in the Theater Then and Now
A quirky note traces the first hiss at a 1680 premiere of Fontenelle's tragedy Aspar as recorded in a satirical tale. The anecdote imagines a nervous Bannister foreseeing the hiss at "Fire and Water" and the crowd’s yawns preceding dramatic reaction.
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Cripps and Overshute in a tense rural encounter
In Beckley the tension rises as Sharp confronts Overshute over a poaching case and loyalty. The Squire’s household faces scandal with Esther’s tale doubted by Mrs. Hookham while a chilling discovery tests grief and resolve. The village breathes under cold blame and mounting rumors.
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Leather Cripps
Esther
Clash in the village as Tam Russell confronts Mr Sharp
In a tense scene, Russell questions Grace Oglander's whereabouts amid warnings from Mr Sharp. Sharp refuses apologies and asserts dominance while recalling a prior threat. Mrs Hankham tends an ailing man as more villagers observe the unrest.
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Russel
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Irishman in court shows contempt after shouting
An Irishman is called to give evidence in a shouting dispute. The magistrate rebukes him for contempt of court after he refuses to answer and laughs as he steps down. The exchange ends with silent, hostile glances and comic denial in a humor column.
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Jin
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Ling
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Philippines Work Toward Self Government In 1902
The article notes the 1902 US Congress census law leading to a two year window for electing a representative popular assembly to join with the Philippine Commission in a two chamber legislature. It will elect two Washington representatives and sit as a factor in US Congress. It also discusses Morocco open door policy, Anglo French agreements, and other international notes.
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Congress
Wright
Philippine Commission
Washington
American Congress
Germany
United States
Morocco
Edward
Alexandra
Marseillen
Loubet
Paris
William
Tapgiers
Dr Williams Pink Pills Prove Relief for Headaches
Anarchic newspaper ad describes anemia linked headaches eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills. Cites Miss Stella Blocker of Leander Louisiana who suffered years of illness with fever and weak liver and kidneys, noting three boxes cured her completely. Pills sold by all druggists. Also claims relief for neuralgia sciatica and nervous prostration.
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Rhen'tiem
Malaris
Williams
Grateful Change. Weather at the annings site
The text describes unpleasant weather during a visit, noting extreme warmth and discomfort. A man proposed a cool milk drink but did not accept the suggestion, reflecting the harsh conditions and the speaker's uneasy experience.
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Clara
Annings
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