Rooting Bump for Children Teething and Claims
An odd, mixed text notes Winslow's Rooting Bump for teething to soothe gums and reduce inflammation. A brisk Chicago man argues winter air feels fresher after cold storage, while other lines reference products purifying blood and curing rheumatism in a general, humorous tone.
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Chicago
Indignant Irish Applicant Snubs Int office
A woman seeking a general servant at an intelligence office is told the staff has a suitable candidate. A fifty year old Irish woman steps up. The employer hesitates, wanting a younger servant. The Irish woman resents the remark and says the Lord did not make her for convenience.
He Was the One A Lad Seeks a Lady in County Clerk Office
A small boy enters the county clerk’s office seeking a lady. Deputy Henry Smiley replies with a joke about having seen several ladies. The boy confesses he is the little boy, asking again where the lady is. The Denver Times report captures the humorous exchange.
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Henry Smiley
Mease
Sonny
Smiley
Denver Times
Women’s Change Symptoms Warn of Health Crises
The text links menopause symptoms to risks like apoplexy cancer and tumors and urges timely aid. It cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy that strengthens the nervous system and supports the female body through the transition period.
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Meer
Lydia E. Pinkham
One Case From Many Proves Our Claims
A personal account from St. Anne Illinois describes severe female troubles during menopause. The narrator reports mental numbness fainting spells and a sense of bearing down and cold sensations. She also mentions inability to perform household tasks due to pain and fatigue.
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St. Anne, Ill
Cluon
A Regency Conspiracy Unfolds And A Jailer's Fate
In a tense Parisian salon scene, the Regent unveils that M. Jean de Brancas is implicated in a kingly plot. He offers Brancas a pardon with jailer Louise Dacour, while Brancas accepts and Louise agrees to guard him, sealing their unlikely fate amid political mercy.
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Dion
Monaleur
Charlotte
Moise
M. le Duc
Mademoiselle
Laulee
M. de Brancas
Marquis d’Ancenis
Madame du Maine
M. Jean de Brancas
Milo. de Launay
Prince Dellamare
M. Herault
Mile. Dacour
M. de Brancus
France
M. de Hraneas
Mfa Demoiselle
Salon
Paris
Versaillon
Versailles
M. de Brancans
Levan
Hotel Dieu
Louise
Cloud
Fifeleas
Eeme M. de Brancas
Normandy
Jean
Loulae
Tonmeur
Alenled
M. de Breccas
Philip Orleans
Louie XV
Arneaux
Loulie Dacours
Lourie
Dacour
M de Branens
Ree d'Orleans
M. de Brancan
Monsieur
Ltt
Milo
M.te Due
Food Prices Rise Two Percent in 1911 Report
Washington special reports wholesale food prices rose two percent in 1911 from 1910 while overall wholesale prices for 267 articles fell 1.7 percent. Metal and implement prices declined, and 1911 wholesale prices stayed 62 cents below 1907 highs.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor
Young Ernest Abbe and the Zeiss Cooperative Trust
In Jena Germany young professor Ernest Abbe joined Carl Zeiss in a partnership at the Carl Zeiss glass works. After Zeiss founded a foundation and shifted ownership to the Stifting, workers receive a guaranteed weekly wage with surplus distribution at year end. Over 14 years the foundation averaged a significant portion of wages as profit sharing.
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Steelf
Richard
Vilorence Croas
Kitchell
Ernest Abbe
Carl Zeles Glass Works
Jena
Germany
Carl Zelew
Carl Zeles Stifting
Livwines
Glans Works
Hat Ie
Zeiss
April Poems and Nature Echoes in Verse
A collage of spring themed verses from Wordsworth Tennyson and others and a closing note on a local labor case. The poems celebrate April showers and blooming fields while noting weather’s role in sparking joy and growth. A reference mentions Bunta Clare may keep his job another year.
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Bunta Clare
King’s Physician Arrives for Special Medical Study
Sir Hertrand Dawson physician to King George of England arrives with Lady Dawson to study hospital conditions in the country. The visit is at the invitation of American surgeons and surgeons. The purpose is to investigate and report on hospital conditions nationwide.
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Sir Hertrand Dawson
King George of
England
Lady Dawson
Hir Hertrand
Jo Lis Geet
Cuticura Heals Severe Acne Says Chicago Patient
A Chicago resident reports three years of facial acne causing disfigurement and sleep loss. After trying pills and remedies, Cuticura Soap and Ointment cleared his skin in weeks following booklet guidance. Free samples offered by Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston.
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G. Baumel
W. 20Th Place
Chicago
Ill
Dept. L
Boston
Faint Hearts and Fair Ladies and Mild Political Snippets
A fragment from a Park Avenue scene shows Believer, Gifford Pinchot, listening to a political report. He laughs and cites Italian peasants, while other clipped items touch on social satire and a mock ad copy toward marriage and obedience.
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Gifford Pinchot
Park Avenue
New York
Mr. Pinchot
Sympathy and Hypocrisy Echo in Troubled Times
The text reflects on how empathy toward those in distress can reveal personal hypocrisy, as many men sense a hidden insincerity within themselves while offering sympathy. It portrays a moral conflict between outward aid and inner doubt.
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