Take a Day Off From Burdens, Chicago Journal Style
A vintage Chicago Journal notice encourages rest and nature as a remedy for weariness. The piece urges travelers to seek forest, mountain, or lake escapes to reclaim balance before life’s pressures compel a final, fatal pause.
Counselor Harry a Police Court Clerk Seeks Law Knowledge
A long profile recalls "Counselor Harry" a East Side police court clerk known by that nickname. He studied law via daily newspaper clippings, lived in poverty, and died in a hospital after drinking. His burial was kept secret at a Hudson Valley village churchyard, with his grave marked only by a sign promising ten minute returns.
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Harry
Blackstone
Herry
The
Hudson
Local gossip croisies and wedding woes across towns
In Franklin county Maine a divorced wife works as housekeeper for her ex husband while an admirer visits twice weekly. A Michigan bride elect backs out over breach of promise, and a romantic town affair stalls with ordinary talk. New York theater roof garden spectacle draws spectators and a skirt dancer vanishes.
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Franklin County
Michigan
Atchison Globe
Maud Raymond
American Theater
Roof Garden
New York
Tales of Big Fish and Odd Old Time Anecdotes
A miscellany of comic and curious vignettes recounts tales of huge fish catches, antebellum pride in gentility, eccentric proverbs, and odd notes from Maine and India. A Lewiston Journal item questions marriage via a poem reading, while a Maine minister drinks brandy from a store bottle after a thunderstorm.
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Frigco
Germany
India
Lewiston Journal
Maine
Augusta
Fireworks blast injures eight in Chicago including Mayor Hopkins
A Thursday night fireworks accident in Chicago wounded eight Democrats among them Mayor Hopkins. Ed Stevens and Hol King were arrested after a Michigan Central express car stop at Kensington. About 100 keys were found on them. The whisky tariff rose from 90c to $1.10 at whisky trust urging. Voorhees opposed the measure. National Republican league splits expected. Iowa delegates claim Cleveland chosen as next meeting site by fraud. southern league may withdraw and act alone. In Commons, James Weir Hardin opposed congratulating the queen on the birth of another heir, denouncing the motion and urging condolences to Wales miners’ widows and orphans. the motion was defeated.
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Chicago
Hopkins
Ed Stevens
Hol King
Michigan Central Express
Kensington
Whisky Trust
Voorhees
National Republican League
Iowa
Cleveland
Southern League
James Weir Hardin
M. P
Prince of Wales
Wales
Old Nurse for Children Mars Winslow's Soothing Syrup
An excerpt touts Mars Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain and related ailments in children. It claims soothing gums relieving pain curing wind colic and easing diarrhea at twenty five cents per bottle.
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Mars
Winslow
Fire and digestion myth to save your health
A long critique links the Palissy failure tale to modern dietary warnings. It argues digestion is a furnace and insists salvation lies in proper nutrition. Paskola is praised as pre digested food aiding recovery, with testimonials from Anacostia, Bridgeton, Worcester and other towns. Market notes follow.
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Bernard Palissy
U. S. Army
Washington Barracks
D.C
Pastora
Henry Chilton
Anacostia
D. G
Sibers
Isaac
Main
Worcester
Mass
United
Paskola
Fedgested Food Co
Heade St
N.y.ity
Public Works Seeks Bids for Ashland Walcott Chestnut Improvements
Indianapolis Board of Public Works invites bids at 10 a m Friday July 6 1894 for cement sidewalk and curb work on Ashland Avenues Walcott Street and Chestnut Street. Resolutions 107 108 109 1894 define grading paving and sidewalk wings. Each bid must include a $180 certified check. contracts to be signed within ten days if accepted. city reserves right to reject. Includes officers J A Wildman Andrew Kramer F J Meyer.
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Department OF Public Works
Board
Ashland Avenues
Fifteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
Walcott Street
Sturm Street
Washington Street
Chestnut Street
Grand Avenue
Palmer Street
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Board of
Pople Works
J. A. Wildman
Andrew Kramer
F. J. Meyer
Fairview Park opens with new kitchen service
AMUBEM FAIRVIEW PARK announces the park now offers a kitchen and Mrs Sherman will serve orders at the pavilion. Posts at the east entrance guide carriage parties to drive out to the grounds. A nominal charge will be charged to each carriage occupant.
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