Monty Harper Known as Monterey Remembers a Lost Love
In Spruce Street lodgings the diarist recalls Monty Harper nicknamed Monterey, his carefree spring, and his romance with Phema Grier. Monty’s enlistment in the Spanish War follows a troubling moment, and he dies soon after, leaving Jack Blissom with a delicate hope to honor Monty through a proposed message to Phema.
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For a Good Complezion and Cascaret Advertisement
An ad touts Cascarets as a health booster for skin tone and digestion. It promotes carrying a ten cent emergency box, taking a tablet when the tongue is coated or heartburn occurs, and claims 90 percent protection against ailments. It describes Cascarets as gentle, not purging, and aiding bowel movement for better nutrition and clearer complexion.
Woman Keeps Secrets Says Mira Mary Anthony Explain
Mira Mary Anthony defends that few women truly reveal secrets and only trivial matters leak. She cites a tale of a wife questioning her husband about a long ago engagement ring and asserts women rarely disclose sensitive information that could affect husbands or children.
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Princess of Monaco Avoids Gaming Tables and Heritage Ties
The Princess of Monaco, second wife of the prince, detests gaming tables. Born in New Orleans, she was Mile. Heine, daughter of a Hamburg merchant and niece of a renowned poet. Initially married to the Duc de Richelieu, her fortune reached $10,000,000 at his death.
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A Year of Bibles Records Record Growth for Society
The American Bible Society reports total issue from May 16 to May 1505 reached 2 226 755 with n0067 issued from Bible House New York and 1296 abroad on mission presses in China Japan Siam Syria and Turkey. This marks a large increase over the previous year and the highest total in the society’s history.
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Mrs Philander C Knox Collects Antique Clocks
Mrs Philander C Knox wife of the Pennsylvania senator is noted for collecting clocks. She reportedly owns forty or more antique timepieces including a Parts clock with a blue enamel face. Most clocks, with few exceptions, are kept for their age and do not all keep time.
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Portrait stamp sale funds TB prevention
Queen Victoria of Spain permits a weed on letters stamp for an extra five pence. The proceeds fund tuberculosis prevention efforts.
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Gossip and chatter from West Lafayette and Burgin columns
Scattered quotes and notices from West Lafayette and Burgin columns feature humorous asides about daily life and politics. The items include local moves, social banter, small conflicts, and remarks on public figures and households, with a mix of wit and light commentary.
Post Cards Philadelphia Welcomes Mrs Stephen Tanker
Mrs Stephen FP MM and her husband return from a pioneering Labrador expedition described as unmatched by any white woman. A reception in Philadelphia honors their perilous journey with friends who sent them off last spring amid doubts. Tanker, a U S Navy marine engineer, spent two years aboard and with his bride joined the expedition. Readies for the voyage, Atlas Taft plans a fashionable farewell, while experts in astronomy, geography, geology, and botany prepared for the ordeal.
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Teacher Shot Down In Her School Room
Special to The Sun. Miss Mary Shepard, 26, a schoolteacher in South Euclid, was killed in her schoolhouse by former admirer Harry C. Smith. He then killed himself after learning authorities pursued him. The tragedy follows a county fair dispute and years of stormy courtship ending with charges of mistreatment. Smith, 23, resigned from a dairy job on the day of the shooting.
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Fragmented Historic Riddle and Untidy Health Notes
A fragmentary clipping discusses a riddle referencing a master church parson and people, followed by a brief note claiming women are not healthy and a misformed critique of health reports in Europe. It ends with a description of a pretty room study with brown paper on the wall and light fawn ceiling, white and green woodwork, and green curtains.
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Will Burn Crude Oil in Greenfield Plant
Poor natural gas supply halts factory operations in Greenfield Indiana as burners switch to crude oil to keep parts of the works running. Six robbers struck the Walden post office building in Waldron Michigan, blew the safe, and escaped with about $500 in money and stamps.
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Texas Floods Report Situation Across Regions
Disaster notes describe heavy rains in Texas causing flooding in several counties. Beaumont and Galveston areas report rising water and damage, while overall conditions strain resources and emergency response. Names and precise dates are unclear due to OCR errors.
Cleveland Mayor Marries In Unique Civic Ceremony
Special to Toe Sun. Cleveland Ohio October 1 Mayor Tom Johnson presided over the wedding of State Senator Thomas Schmidt and Miss Am Mueller at the executive mansion. The couple, residents of the city, chose a vow without the word obey to reflect fairness, with the mayor delivering a brief address on happiness in marriage.
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Vaudeville Cart-Talk And Cardsharp Banter
A garbled vaudeville sketch features卡乱 dialogue about cards, bets, and mock slang as performers joke about bluffed hands and bunco, with rambling lines referencing spades, tens, and a mock medical plug for piles at the end.
Up to Date Patterns From The Sun Pattern Series
The Sun offers daily ten cent patterns through its Fashion Department. Each day a new pattern is described and mailed postpaid to readers. The pattern costs ten cents and includes sizes and quantities. send the pattern number and address with payment.
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Aunt Polly's Corner Rheumatism Care Advice
Practical home remedies for rheumatism include woolen dress, salt brine rubs, milk rich diet with celery and onions, Turkish baths with medical advice, and drying celery leaves for flavoring soups and baths. Emphasizes plenty of milk, flannel, fruit, fresh air, and exercise for children to stay strong.
Fragmentary note on bathing preferences appears
A partial, garbled passage discusses cold water baths versus hot baths and when to bathe relative to activity or rest. The text is unclear and lacks coherent facts, names, places, or events to report.
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