Miles and Young: Two Legendary American Soldiers
Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles, famed for frontier campaigns and Civil War exploits, is spotlighted alongside General Samuel Haldwin Marks Young. The article sketches Miles’s rise from clerk to renowned Indian fighter and his frontier victories, then traces Young’s ascent from private to lieutenant general, noting his service across Civil War, Spanish American, and Philippine campaigns and his long tenure as chief of the general staff.
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An ad text claims constipation can be overcome by proper personal efforts with the assistance of a beneficial remedy Syrup of Senna. It states regular use supports nature and that nourishment suffices when needed. Appears as a patent medicine advertisement with price 50 per bottle.
The Danger Signal Restless Sleep Causes Bank Panic
In a caricature from Illustrated Sunday Magazine a bank run unfolds with characters Freddy Abe Mokeby Jefferson Yallerby Bill Bingy and Mose Coonley reacting to fear as the bank suspends operations. The scene mocks a tense finance moment with playful dialect and a sense of panic subsiding.
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Flatbush man recalls a punny family name mix up
A Flatbush man recounts a humorous mispronunciation involving his neighbor family named Feltenour. He recalls his wife asking about a porch racket and his son explaining it was two cats, prompting the joke about whose cats they were and a mistaken surname.
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Mother, Come Home From the Club for Supper
A paternal urge frames a home scene as a mother is called to return from the club to prepare tea and vegetables. The speaker laments the missing tea setup and a temper unsettled by her absence, hoping she will hurry back to restore order.
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A reader recalls switching from coffee to Postum easing nervousness and boosting classroom performance. A first trial failed but a second simmering produced rich flavor, with steady health gains and continued productivity. Includes praise for Health Cleisure and The Road to Wellville.
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