Cure That Cold Today
A quoted wartime slogan emphasizes national health over control. The line assigns priority to public well being in contrast to rulers, attributed to Mun Yon.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
5
The Pedestal Daughter-Sif Harry Knight Reference
A framed reflection on a knightly role for a daughter named in a memory fragment. It contrasts past chivalry with present fatigue and hints at a father figure’s long good night farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Does Your Cat Cough Warns Of Diptheria Spread
Dr G J Auburn in Manchester links a cat cough to diphtheria outbreaks and urges families with coughing cats to isolate them. He warns persistent coughs and thinning cats should be destroyed to stop the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Auburn
Manchester
England
Auburn
Russia's Growing Population Census Expects Continued Growth
A 1908 census of the Russian empire records a population rise of five million, bringing the czara subjecta to 160 million. Growth continues at about 2.6 million annually despite wars epidemics and disturbances with ample arable land backing steady expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Russian Empire
No title available from fragment
A fragmented dialogue presents an heiress pledging a count will not harm her if she marries him while her father questions the arrangement. The text reflects light satire on prudence and experience, ending with a quip about sermons and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Excursion crowds meet at Higman Park and Grace’s eyes
An Indiana resort scene shows Barker and Pierce observing excursion crowds, fortune tellers, and a professor’s tent. Barker meets Grace, daughter of his sweetheart’s father, creating dramatic tension amid ship arrivals, promenades, and social entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FH. Mearat
Harker
Pierce Fiad
Barker
Panoraa
Lake Michigan
Pierce
Honore
Palmat
George
Higman Park
Palm Reader Trick Spurs Frail Hope and Fake Fortune
In a crowded tent, Barker pretends to read palms for money and stumbles into a real emotional test when a maiden challenges his scam. The scene reveals his own doubts about love and deception as the audience swallows the performance.Meanwhile a related note explains wheat export practices where 6 percent dirt deduction inflates freight costs and climate-friendly reforms are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Barker
Professor Franklin
Jook
Professor
Ace
Franklin
National Divorce Law in the July North American Review
Wilbur Larramore argues for a uniform national divorce law, criticizing state diversity on marriage, legitimacy of children, and property rights. He favors constitutional amendment enabling federal legislation rather than cooperative state action, noting procedural advantages and possible one quarter of states’ opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North American Review
Wilbur Larremore
United States
Congress
Larramore
Lurremore
Trial by Ordeal in Keypt Report Highlights Custom
The New York Tribune describes a peninsula tradition where a Judge tests suspects through heat and fire. In trials, the accused touches a red hot iron three times with the tongue to prove guilt. moisture on the tongue supposedly shields the innocent, while a dry tongue signals guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Peninsula
Lord Cromer
Keypt
Mabashos
The Morning's Mornin' by Cassidy the Lumberman Poet
A Sioux City Tribune verse recalls a rough past at Shannahan's old shebeen with a vivid narrator who longs for mornin's mornin. He contrasts wealth and vulgar grandeur with memories of a rough but familiar life, ending with a wistful craving for Shannahan's dewdrops and the days that were.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassidy
Rhinnahan
Shannahan
Sioux City Tribune
Notable Quotations and Parodied Headlines Roundup
A collection of satirical lines and quotes from various papers. Items include references to a former Chicago reporter becoming an Episcopalian bishop and political takes from New York World Los Angeles Herald and other papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Texas
Los Angeles Herald
Governor Tucker recalls Admiral Harrington tale at VMI Alumni Banquet
At a New York alumni banquet Harry St. George Tucker recounts Admiral Harrington’s story of showing President Roosevelt a Norfolk navy yard scene. The admiral claims better ships then might have prevented the Spanish-American War, drawing Roosevelt into a sly quip about his presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Military Institute
New York
Harry St. George Tucker
Lexington
Harrington
Roosevelt
Norfolk Navy Yard
Spain
Sunlit roadside laborer defies priest’s warning
A laborer toils under a broiling sun as a priest warns the worker that excess exposure harms the brain. The laborer coolly replies he would not continue the task if he were brainless, and resumes turning the handle.
Fragmented English Notes on Fielding and Lisbon Tombs
The fragment recalls Henry Fielding’s death in Lisbon on October 4, 1730 and a tomb in the Portuguese capital. It contrasts English views of travel, noting Lisbons white stone buildings and the costly voyage. The writer recalls a scholar’s remark on Fielding and remarks on the era’s travel hardships and ornamentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idebon
Lisbon
Monry Fielding
Pielding
Bielding
Western Canada threshing returns show exceptional yields
The Threshers report much larger yields across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with wheat varieties offering high profits. A sample of Marquis wheat yielded 53 bushels per acre, yielding strong returns even after costs. Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba show strong settlement and land sales push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Mantoba
St. Louis
Western
Ftill
Spokane
Progress in Railroading and the Wrecks of Fame
A dialogue frames rail travel progress over fifty years and questions modern wreck sites. A woman notes improved railroad operations while a friend jokes that wrecks occur near farm clusters where victims can seek coffee and warmth. The cartoonish exchange critiques travel safety.
Saved Old Lady Hair Improves After Cuticura Remedy
A letter from Ellaworth Dunham of Hiram Maine dated Sept 30 1909 touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for eczema on the head and feet with hair regrowth and smooth feet after winters. The note ends with miscellaneous quotes and testimonials about cures and remedies.
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Ellaworth Dunham
Hiram
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