Lone Sault Ste. Marie Train Scene and Lumber Saga
A cold October afternoon at the Sault Ste. Marie junction frames a father and a young man beside a coffin on a freight train. The old lumberman recalls his son Jim, who left for Marquette and died in a Soo saloon, while tales of a ruthless local boss named Blank unfold alongside a rustic river valley memory and a rustic bean recipe closes the episode.
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Michigan
Sault Ste. Marie Junction
Jim
Marquette
Harper's Weekly
Blank
Jes
Chuck
Uncle Sam
Iver
Ljarnt
Fashionable chat and toys from Siam at the world’s fair
A feature in the children’s building showcases toys dolls and games all from Siam as part of a novel display. The piece blends society chatter with fashion notes and light humor about modern trends and household life.
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Siam
United States
Paris
London
Weekly
New York Times
Philadelphia Record
Gourmet Gossip From A Society Column Taste Trend
Croquet fiends are out Olivea are recommended for dyspeptics The Kiss is favored among society women Pickled lambs are a luncheon dainty at clubs A salad of lettuce with violets and Bordeaux is proposed by Mrs Burton Harrison in Sweet bells out of tuna The suggestion adds elegance to a novel or society column though may not suit all tables.
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Burton Harrison
Pie for a Nickel Hungry Little Boy Finds Pie
A tattered boy asks for a nickel to buy dinner as a hungry child pleads for pie. An old lady gives him money and the boy answers that five cents buys pie, reflecting a stark, compassionate moment from Harper's Bazar.
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Harper’s Bazar
Be Imposed Upon by Cheap Blood Preparations
An advertiser warns readers against substitutes for Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery urging buyers to visit reputable dealers. The piece touts the product as the only guaranteed blood purifier and strength restorer, claiming refunds if it fails to benefit or cure health issues linked to torpid liver or impure blood.
News notes from a turbulent day across the nation
The day’s events include Bruce the corn king killed in Chicago, Illinois senate passes a Woman's suffrage bill, and a cyclonic wind storm moving east from the Rockies. Fires at College Hill sanitarium in Cincinnati, a Grand Trunk collision in Bay City injuring many, and violent deaths in California and Michigan.
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Bruce
Chicago
Illinois State Senate
Rocky Mountains
College Hill
Cleveland
Harry Flannon
Geo, Dagger
Morley
Big Rapids
Mich
City Markets Catalog with Diverse Goods and Prices
Markets list extensive grocery items including meats dairy produce fruits and vegetables with detailed prices. Abundant entries cover sausages bacon lard canned goods and dried beef alongside produce like apples cranberries strawberries oranges and lemons. Regional items include Indiana California and Florida origins with unit sizes and bulk quantities.
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Indiana
California
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Morgan & Gray
Oise
Illinois
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Belmon
Timothy
Sevasli
New York
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Limborg
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Polk
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Atlants Constitution
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Scout
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National League
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Browning & Son
J. O. French
Wes
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W. L. Douglas
Brockon
Mass
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E. Washington St
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Massachusetts Ave
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