Sergeant Sims of the Rowwele Riders in Cuban action
The Kansas City Line correspondent details Sergeant Sims of Troop D Caney, a wounded veteran from Oklahoma City. The narrative recalls his bravery as shrapnel and a Mauser rifle wounded him during the Cuban conflict, recounting his battle, hospital days, and the surviving impact on his fellow soldiers and country.
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A Night of Love Fevers and Fateful Choices
Chester Sewall enjoys a blissful evening with Irma as he plans marriage and a costly gift. He faces looming financial strain, buys a family ruby, and contends with a patron Willmarth while contending with danger from two attackers and a veiled crisis surrounding a political appointment.
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Louisville Soiree Ends With President Arthur Poker Night
Account of President Arthur visiting Louisville in 1884. He attends a banquet at the Galt House then joins a poker game with local leaders. The spectacle ends with the president playing cards, drawing astonishment from the city as a former U.S. president fraternizes with citizens during the night.
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Parina Cure Featured As Summer Digestive Remedy
Exposition notices Mary J Kennedy extols Parina as a cure for summer indigestion and chronic stomach tarrh. She claims long use improved digestion, energy, and elimination of impurities, praising its permanent relief and noting endorsements from Columbus Go Medicine. The piece also mentions Cyclone air coolers in Kansas City hotels and a courtroom quip about overheard remarks in a Green Bag magistrate scene.
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Perana
Allaa Kennedy
Fening
Cascade Tunnel Nears Completion in Great Northern Plans
The Cascade Tunnel, near completion west of here, will cut 30 miles and speed transcontinental runs on J. J. Hill's Great Northern line. Engineers, funded largely by road profits, oversee almost 1,000 workers. The project costs exceed 13 million dollars, aims to open a safer, year round route, and may trigger a double track to Seattle as traffic to the Orient grows.
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Local remedies and river industry notes in 1900
Advices from the Columbia River salmon tuckers discuss potential deficiencies in total Pele and river scarcity deemed abnormal by experts. The item mentions a cough cure by Wise's Careennial and lists J W O'Brien of Minneapolis as a contact in January 1900.
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Humiliating Monthoucon Trial of Husbands by Women
A Monthscon village enforces an ancient ritual to curb male pride by publicly humiliating a factory worker, Tiles Roger, after a domestic dispute. He endures a donkey ride with a placard declaring subservience while townspeople and wives celebrate, mirroring broader gender tensions. A Shanghai report warns of brutal mob actions and a Buffalo bid plans to house African Americans, highlighting harsh social climates and coercive mobs.
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France
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Hoger
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Tnwn
Society Page Notes and Piquant Homemaking Snippets
Laitie Gira Delafield hosts a riverfront country party for fifteen girls from prominent circles in New York society. Guests dress in old clothes for a woods frolic with bonfires and an hour at Delafield’s home, an event tied to charitable roots and a Spanish War Red Cross memory.
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Red Cross
Woman’s Aid Ad Claims Free Expert Advice From Lynn
A vintage advertisement extols Mrs Pinkham offering free advice to women on remedies for female ailments. It asserts the medicine has cured a million women and invites readers to consult her in Lynn Massachusetts. The text urges women to seek safety and reassurance through her guidance.
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