Peruna Praised By Ta. Police Across Weather Hardships
Officers across the Summerdale district report Peruna helped with severe colds after exposure to rain and cold. A. C. Swanson Michael O’Halloran and Lt. Ser of the Summerdale Station commend Peruna for aiding recovery and invite others to seek Dr Hartinan’s free guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Swanson
Michael O'Halloran
Summerdale Station
Olice Department
Mouroe Street
Chicago
Staton
Peruna
Ian Aoenue
Unclear: fragmentary quotation hints at labor and class view
The readable text discusses phrases about work versus position, distrust of a man claiming the world owes him a living, and mentions cooking and keeping servants as social issues. The fragmentary source lacks clear events or persons to identify.
Pietro's Daughter and a Double Murder on Rob Street
Pietro, a familiar figure in the Planet newsroom, fosters a romance between his daughter Angelica and Giacomo while Hill, a junior reporter, courts Angelica with gifts and bravado. A jealous knife attack on Angelica leads to a double murder when Pietro reports the crime to the city editor, who assigns Johnson. the next day Hill's gift returns in a grim twist as a front page headline proclaims the tragedy and the killer’s confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietro
Luner
Robert Street
Johnson
Planet
Piotro
Hibia
Giacomo
Angelica
Hill
Gincour
HiIl
Hera
Grazia
Signor
Etty
Pietra
Big Geare Head UK
Pietro and Giacomo in the Planet editorial room scene
Pietro, a familiar Planet editor, is joined by Giacomo a low-browed American-born man. Angelica appears in fine clothes while Pietro sports new gold rings. They prepare for an afternoon gain, with MILL feeling urged to contribute to the offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagland
George Paul Ernest
Albany
Piccadilly
W. Lnsell
England
Mr. Ernest
Hinton
Pietro
Planet
Giacomo
America
At Avent
Hamiutjod
Angelica
Thirteen May Be Just a Coincidence on a Philadelphia Trolley
In Philadelphia a detective and a colored acquaintance ride a Thirteenth Street trolley. The pair discuss superstition as the detective notes numbers 813 and 1413, the date, and exactly thirteen minutes past. The man insists he is not superstitious but concedes the tension eases when the detective ends the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
New Hunchbuck
Thia
Philadelphia Record
Ameer of Afghanistan Uses Laughing Gas to Spare War
A story from Youth's Companion describes the late Afghan ameer avoiding a crisis after a dentist suggested tooth extraction with laughing gas. He calmly judged that a small disputed fringe did not justify war, stoking his beard while studying a map to assess the larger kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameer
England
Russia
Afghanistan
Theo
Wanted His Share in Uncle Sam's Purse
A Treasury Department anecdote recounts Secretary Gage citing rising per capita money in circulation from $23.14 to $28.73. A New York man Schmidt sent a claim for his share, drafted on the treasurer, but the draft was refused and no reply was sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Gage
Uncle Sam
Schmidt
New York
Treamiey
Roberts
Thrifty St Patrick and the Irish Bull Tale
In Tit-Bits a thrifty tradesman named St Patrick is described as never spending more than needed. He asks a messenger for distance pricing, hears sixpence, then proposes paying sixpence to accompany the messenger so as to keep him company during the journey. The tale blends humor with Irish-character charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volving St Patrick
Publin Docks
Bantry
Ballycastie
Patrick
Governor Tod and the one D spelling tale
A lobby tale in a Columbia hotel recalls Governor Tod of Ohio being told God spelled his name with a single d. The anecdote concludes that Tod dropped the second d and kept the single d in his signature, reflecting a change in name spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscard
Tod
Ohio
Columbia
Tods
Trade Relations With the Tropics Explored at Boston
Gen James H Wilson argues for reciprocal trade with tropical nations led by Cuba, envisioning an American customs union southward from Cuba. He highlights Cuba and Porto Rico’s vast resources, fertile lands, and strategic value, urging expansion of commerce through unity, canals, and the Union Pacific route to link Atlantic and Pacific markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Wilson
Tropics
Boston
Cuba
Porto Rico
United States
Gen. Woven
Cupa Aien
Wilson
Cava
Congres
Ite
Cigara
Town
Yexar
Miselsalpp Valley
Ohio
Missouri
Rivera
Philippines
Central
South America
Abraham Lincoln
Grant Wair
Benton
Lincoln
Union Pacific
China
Japan
Antillon
Orient
Europe
Canada
Mexico
Norther
Africa
Nationa
Trench and American sports in a era of excess
A fragment contrasts early duel culture with modern American sports. It notes past bans on dueling due to fatalities and implies today football and other athletics cause fewer deaths abroad but compare with domestic concerns about overzealous enthusiasm and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frans Howe
Eporta
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Perina
John Beptacek
Peri
Timothy
John A. Salze Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
Earth
Bowen Herald
Bention
Kaine Inonvy
Ubee
Estern
Fania
Pedley
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Otten
Vinita
Crawfard
Coontin Coyermaent
NASC
Enmimnienve Gull Versionsare
Agen
Uae
Atu Coe
Kansas City
Syrearme
California
Washington, DO
Pietro’s Daughter
John Nelbow
Jim
Daily Story Publishing Company
James E. Wilken
Cube
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