Remarks by Gardner on Bradder Johnson at Limekiln Club
A 1908 Paradias Hall speech by M Quad recounts Brother Gardner eulogizing Bradder Johnson of Buffalo, lauding his honesty and kindness while denouncing greed and graft. Gardner links Johnson’s death to liver enlargement and uses the tribute to critique contemporary society and politics.
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Garth
Declarsa
Limekiln Club
Paradias Hall
J. C. McClure
Brother Gardner
Yast
Bradder Syntax
Johnson
Buffalo
Brudder
Paradise Hall
Dis
Bridder Johnson
Bradder ‘Johnson
Bradder Johnson
Insi
White
Paradise Ball
Europe
Venezuela
Heaven
M. Quad
Uncertain as Yet in Magazine Publication
Naggus asks Borus which magazine will publish the final short story. Borus notes seven magazines will not publish it. The exchange appears in the Chicago Tribune with a literary editor and author discussing publication prospects.
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Naggus
Borus
Chicago Tribune
Heart to Heart Talks on a Woman’s Wall
An editorial excerpt portrays a famous actress reduced by consumption and addiction. It warns against early alcohol and drug use among women and girls, urging readers to read the wall of the suffering and grasp the social danger of drink stimulants.
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Tam
Qatel
Gen
The Cost of Success and Social Vice
A reflective piece argues that success defined by wealth corrodes the nation’s soul and that the era’s reform spirit seeks to shift from profit to life. It contrasts charity and privilege with dignity, warns against graft and fraud, and urges practical reform driven by moral revival. It also notes dangers of poison from common plants like daffodils and hyacinths.
The Particular Man and the Sterile Dome Unguent Tale
A satirical tale from Obleago News describes a Methodical man pushing a new remedy to reclaim a deforested coast. He notices a tuft of Pozz on a polished plateau and contemplates the perfect uproar to announce his discovery before giving a ceremonial nod and a burst of dramatic sound.
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Ralaing Shriek
Minister's Surprise At Doorstep Smile
A parish minister visited a doorstep but found no one home. He heard a woman in the next house say that the minister had arrived, and Mrs Smith replied with witty self awareness. The following Sunday she apologized for missing the call.
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Syntax Johnson
Oddera
Caine
Clothier
de Baker
T. G. Bridges
Grand Magazine
Indiana
Phila. St
Homer City National. Bank
Homer City National Bank
Homer City
Penna
New York
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
S. W. Guthrie
Farners Bank Bidzg
Indiana, Pa
R. W. Wherle & Company
J. L. Orr
Syracuse
J. Orr
Water Street
the County
Pirie
W. S. Daugherty
Philadelphia St
Indiana County
Vogel Brothers
Conner Vehicle CO
Pennsylvania
Hom
Kewanee System
J.C. Moore Hardware & Supply Co
Saltsburg
Toronto
Ian Indiana
Buffalo, Rochester
Pittsburg
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