Ourofe the Animal Trainer A Man Who Prefers Teaching Five Geong
Biographer Domino recalls Russian animal trainer Duroff famed for teaching tricks to rats mice pigs geese and a rooster. Duroff explains teaching animals is easier and more reliable than teaching children noting pigs and geese never forget while children can be impulsive and noisy.
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Sig
Domino
Duro
Dnro
Circus Sehumaan
Curolff
Duron
Duroff
Durof
Nice
Debiing
Donino
Cdiffeniis
Singia
Grafting Horns on Roosters Tale From Missouri Leader
A piece recounts Thoms Jefferson Younger of Oseeds describing a surgical grafting trick to attach a rooster spur to the head or foot. He credits Squire Berry near Johnson City for expertise and cites a St Louis Republic report. The tale blends science, rumor, and local oddities from a Missouri context.
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J. T. Younger
Oseeds
Missouri
Thoms Jefferson Younger
St. Louis
Squire Berry
Johnson City
St. Glair
St Louis Repubtic
Sunstroke and heatstroke described by New York physician
A New York physician explains sunstroke is often heatstroke caused by heat and exhaustion. He outlines three forms with symptoms and treatments, noting rapid heart failure risks and slow recovery, and adds a humorous scene about the Jinksville railroad rates and a staged office encounter.
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Bo BR
Houghton
New York A Mail and Express
de. H. S. Swift
Punctuality in Society Sparks Dismissive Quip In Washington
In a drawing room scene Kale Fields recounts a social lecture delayed by late attendees. A young woman berates a protester, claiming punctuality is not a social aim while the host defends good manners as courtesy. Washington writer notes class tensions and virtue shaping conduct.
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Kale Fields
Washington
Pavilion in Siam Cooled by Rising Water Basin
The Siamese king reportedly uses a 23 by 17 foot pavilion built by a Chinese engineer. Transparent glass walls and cement seal the structure in a marble basin. Water rises to flood the pavilion while ventilators keep it cool, offering a unique summer retreat.
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Siam
Saxony imposes new fee line at Lowes Corners
Saxony introduces a novel fee line affecting eateries at Lowes Corners, signaling a broader policy shift. Officials say the measure targets operating costs for restaurants and aims to balance public revenue with consumer impact. Local merchants express concern over compliance and potential price adjustments.
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Saxony
Lowes Corners
No Tie for Idleness Retired Business Man
A dialogue about retirement plans and seeking a perfect climate. A traveler endorses staying active after leaving business, while a Bliffer questions the value of attending gatherings and amusingly asks why affection keeps fading.
Fastest Train Names Mentioned In Abroad Talk
A reader asks which is the fastest train in the country after noting The Flying Scotchman and The American Mail as rapid abroad. The exchange presents a curiosity about American rail speeds and names.
New and Oddities From the Circus and City Notices
A Philadelphian named Jacob Rahn escaped a deadly switch engine accident by hugging the ties as cars passed over him. The page also notes humorous ads and medical claims, Church statistics on female clergy, a study of marriage duration, a three inch display word puzzle, famous jewelry sales, and consumer cures advertised by various firms.
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Jacob Rahn
Hood & Co Lowell Druggists Offer Soul by Pack
Soul by at druggists priced at one dollar. Hood & Co Inc of Lowell advertise prepared oils and remedies in their catalog.
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Hood & CO
Lowell
Mags
Gratifying praise for popular laxative and Newport arrivals
Gratifying to A. the high position attained and universal acceptance of the pleasant fruit remedy Syrup Of Figs noted as the most excellent laxative. The California Fly Syrup Company is mentioned. Also reads a curious exchange about Mrs Grums and the arrival of John Jingle at Newport, with a mistaken belief he was dead and a remark about marriage.
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Universul
California Fly Syrup. Company
F& Little
August Flower and the Remedy Claims a Cure
The text describes a man named Leonstantly trying dieting and changing meals and hours, claiming hunger that is gnawing and unaccountable. It notes alternating appetite and aversion to food, along with irregular bowels and peculiar stools as outcomes of using August Flower the Remedy.
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Fie
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Othes
New York
Gaye
Finksville
Fnksville
Tsay
Jinksville
James
Henry
George
Jinks
Hale
BF. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, C
Corrigan
Dean Reapers
H. KR. Deno & Co
Columbus
Dr Harter
Leonide Leblanc
Hruore
Ogusatnerre
Eling
Philiadephia
Portsmouth
Pisa
Universalist
Hood
St. Vitus Danes
Raverand
Port Warne
Ind
Whunderlis
Koenig Med. CG
Chicago
Tae
Lenox
Eusieg
Sioux City
BLY Brothers
Warren St
Price Sd
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury, Mass
Kennedy
U.S
Canada
Yous
Iowa School of
Towns Schoo
Iowa Normal and Teachers’ Review
Fenanings
CAL
Ties Moanes
Cragin
Avromners
Tir Rou Amhington
Doe
Seecual
Ronn
Jey
Surder
Baisam Cures Enureaia Mothers
Ars
Tearimonikis
Sharan
Meineker
Louis Bagger
Portland
Oregon
Great Western Railway
Great Pacific Seaport
Turner Transportation
Iarze
Oresan
United States
Mississippi River
United Seat
Vantage
Tawoop
Tavest Ethasing
Isea
Nts
Seal Estate Co
Polateand
Sioux Crey Prostiss
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