Indians dine polished at Warren lunch in senators restaurant
Senator Warren hosts Arapaho and Shoshone guests in Washington and the interior department while they tour the capital. The party, partly Carlisle graduates, dine on consommé, mock turtle and pie, using forks and napkins, signaling assimilation into metropolitan manners.
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Qi Ashington
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Senate
Washington
Interior Department
Executive Mansion
Meresa
War Department
Warren
Little Wolf
Arapahoes
Fenimore Cooper
Carlisle
Tepee
Plains
Sneezing fits rock House as pages puff sneeze powder
In a comic House episode Representative Cy Sulloway failed to strike a statesmanlike pose and sneezed. Representative Murdock followed with a Buddhalike grimace and sneeze. Speaker Cannon and others joined in as sneeze powder was found behind a door, fate of culprits undetermined.
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Cy" Sulloway
Speaker Cannon
Mr. Sulloway
Representative Murdock
Cannon
Atarms
Milk Tops and White House Roses Mystery
A White House conservatory bouquet gift reveals a schoolboy exchange with Quentin Roosevelt. The boy gave hothouse blooms daily in return for milk bottle tops, a game involving disks used by milk dealers. Quentin left the city as the floral gifts stopped.
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Quentin Roosevelt
Quentin
White House
Younger Men Flourish as Senate Ages Change Significantly
Rapid growth in the share of young men in the Senate comes as elder lawmakers dwindle. Since Mor gan and Whyte departed, several long serving members remain, with many nearing or past their late seventies. With terms shifting, the balance tilts toward the younger cohort as older senators retire.
Mind of a Lady Macabre? A Pat's Fate in Rail Yard
A man known as Patrick Doyle, yardmaster's assistant, reports a loafer who pinned a guttering object to his coat near railroad yards. Moments after, he collides with a slow freight train, is thrown to a post, and pronounced insensible. The badge on his coat identifies him as a Lady Macabee.
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Angs
Adelphia Ledger
Patrick Doyle
Doyle
Patrick
Catarrh Cure Claims Cure All Cases with Reward
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claiming it cures all stages by cleansing the blood and mucous membranes. The notice offers one hundred dollars to anyone it fails to cure, and cites Chicago pharmacist address details.
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Haji
Raahy
Aes
Chen
The Oldest Professions Joke Recalled
An old family friend visits a young lawyer whose father still pays his office rent. The youth says he appears to practice law but is really practicing economy, a witty quip from Youth's Companion reflecting on early career prudence.
Do You Eat Pie Ife Pie Ad from D-Zerta Co
Do you eat pie If not you are missing half the pleasure of Ife Just order from your grocer a few packs of OUR PT and learn how to make Lemon Chocolate and Custard pies that will please you If your grocer wont supply you roast one who will Put up by D Zerta Co Rochester NY Be not proud riches but such as thou mayest get justly use soberly distribute cheerfully and leave contentedly Lord Bacon
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D-Zerta Co
Rochester
N.Y
Lord Bacon
B. Seager
Mgr
Olds Power
Olds
U. S
Pettit's salve and other household fixes
An array of old time ads touts Pettit's eye salve for instant relief from dust sun and wind, Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry, Lewis' cigars for value, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies, and a line about people who seek trouble never finding it in vain.
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Pettit
Howard Bros
Buffalo
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