Refusing a Crown and Caesar’s Crowned Shadow
A dialogue mocks a would be king and rates Julius Caesar as the foremost man of the world. The piece notes Caesar’s unmatched leadership qualities and his pivotal role in history, praising his decisive handling of crises and his ultimate rise to power.
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Julius Caesar
Shakespeare
Caesar
Fern packing gains favor for food transport in Germany
Ferns are increasingly used to wrap and protect fresh fruit butter fish and other perishables during shipment in Germany following earlier adoption in England. The method is praised for its gentle preservation and suitability for long and short freight.
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Germany
England
Distinction. Prayers and Cupid in Quotidien Fragments
A compact collection of brief, witty vignettes from early 20th century papers. Cora monologues on inclusive prayers while a romantic quandary unfolds with Jack’s slow realization of affection in light humor.
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Cora
Harper's Magazine
Postmaster’s Smooth Talk Steals Thousands in Town
Puck quotes a local swindle where a speaker used a silent approach to target every Democrat in town. The ruse involved addressing townspeople as postmaster, exploiting absence and lack of credit to drain funds.
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Puck
Found Her Favorite Coffee Alternative Postum Spotlight
A young woman credits Postum with ending daily dreadful headaches and stomach pain caused by coffee and tea caffeine. She recalls hospital treatment where she drank Postum thinking it coffee, then returned home to prefer Postum with Grape Nuts for breakfast. Instant Postum is promoted as a convenient, uniform substitute sold in grocers with sample mail order.
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Welkville
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Billy the Kid explored and killed in the New Mexico frontier
A dramatic 19th century portrait follows Billy the Kid, the young outlaw William Bonney, as he roams the Pecos Valley with a gang, murders, cattle raids, and defections from friends. Pat Garrett captures him in 1880, and in a final confrontation at Sumner, Garrett kills the Kid, ending his feared ride.
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Silver City
New Mexico
William H. Bonney
Bonney
Mimbres
Deming
Pecos
Southwest
Billy the Kid
the Kid
Cow Country
Oregon Mountains
Texas
Rangers
West
Chareed
Billy
Lincoln County
Pecos River
Pat Garrett
Texas Rangers
Plains
Garrett
Carrett
Sumner
Pat
Pecos Valley
Lincoln
Bell
Seguro
Miguel
Mike
Bell Square
Bel
Maxwell
Change of Life Cure Compliment From Iola Woman
Mrs D H Brown of Iola Kansas writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased two years of illness from the Change of Life bloating soreness and weight gain After twelve bottles she reports renewed strength and ability to work including washing She endorses the medicine and urges others to try it
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Iola
Kansas
D. H. Brown
Walnut St
Iola, Kan
Resinol Soap and Ointment Help Clear Pimples
Philadelphia reader Albert Green reports long trouble with facial pimples resolved after using Resinol Soap and Ointment. He notes complete clearing after two jars and promotes the product with its price points and mail sample offer from Resinol Chemical Co.
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Philadelphia
Albert Greenburg
Frankford Ave
Resinol
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Stranger challenged by detective over passport gag
A Boston Traveler note recaps a diner who is approached by a detective seeking a passport. The man offers the bill of fare as the officer reads the menu items and declares the description tallies. The quip ends with a wry line about fools versus wise men.
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Boston
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