Man with mirror causes stairway commotion in street
An incident on a street involving a man with a mirror led to a near disaster as onlookers watched him block stairs and stare into windows across the way. The scene escalated with neighbors and police involved before the man retreated, resolving to avoid such antics in the future. Also included is an unrelated medical advertisement for deafness remedies and a note promoting Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugstars
Hall
Small Town Vigilance and Shared Judgments
A Louisville Herald excerpt argues small towns breed constant watchers and gossip. Neighbors scrutinize every absence or movement, forcing truthfulness. trial by local perception risks ruin to life and business, even if crimes are minor or unclear.
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Macexaming bin Ua
Accurac
Bors
City Ife
Brown
Smith
Green
Blackles
Johnson
Louisville Herald
Waste of Natural Wealth and Public Health Notes
A collection of nostalgic excerpts laments forest and mineral resource waste in the United States, citing vast losses from lumber, fires, and mining, with warnings of soon exhausting supplies. It includes a physician's tip for parents to teach children to tilt their heads and swell their throats to aid throat examinations and potential pneumonia recovery.
A Real Wonderland of South Dakota Healing Case
In Mound City Mrs ED Clapp reports a wonderful healing case as her son nearly died from throat trouble. Exhausting coughing spells ceased after using King’s New Discovery, praised as a throat and lung remedy. Trial bottles offered by Barber & Son, druggists, 5c and 1.00.
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South Dakota
Mound City
ED. Clapp
Barber & Son
Drugoe
Kidney Health Remedy Ad Promotes Swamp Root Cure
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney and urinary cure. It claims kidneys purify blood, warns illness spreads, and offers free sample bottles and a pamphlet by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghanton NY.
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Binghamton, N.Y
The Outing Magazine July Issue Highlights
The Outing Magazine for July presents a lively mix of fiction and features including tales of courageous couriers, a Bearded Duke vignette, and a piece on American republic ideals. Notable works include The Plantier of Naview and The Shalwcupo at the Ouher, with Viewpoint offering a jaundiced look at American sports. Also advertised are Burdock Trewwd Bitters claimed to aid liver and digestion.
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Emerson
Henny Castle Dale
Heal Bays
Campo
Robert Duta
American Republic
Dettiestawi Coley
Eenluties
Tony Kite
Maroevu
Caspar Whitney
Nathan
Suntan
Ameren Sputis
A Dog’s Kindness Told By A Street Tale
A deacon passes a wounded squirrel harming no one while a stray dog stops, approaches with tenderness, places a paw on the creature, and licks its injury. The scene contrasts human smugness with animal compassion and questions claims that dogs lack intelligence.
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Eantentn
Ant
His Father Dead In Greencastle Indiana
The father of Henry A. Martin died in Greencastle Indiana on Saturday after a period of illness. Mr. Martin had been with him during his sickness.
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Henry
A. Martin
Greencastle
Indiana
Mr. Martin
Saks
Gardner man dies after illness on trip to Chicago
Francis M McShane a traveling salesman for Robert son Co of Chicago died after a brief illness following a visit to Chicago and Gardner. He left his university plans to return north to Lawrence and was survived by his parents and three brothers. The funeral was held at the family home with pallbearers from the town and Lawrence friends. Interment followed in Gardner cemetery. He was 20 years old.
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Francis Mateien McStiine
Dane
Robert Son Titi Cu
Chicago
Sellin
Ta University
Chie
Northen Hinds
Pitt Mos
Mo Cramer
Aurora
Gardner
Juventh
B. F- Dice
M. E. Church
Lawrence
Francis
Francis M. McShane
Giardner
Lewis
Jessie
Uarry
Notable July 1907 issue of Everybody's Magazine features Will Ubon Phousen article
The July 1907 issue highlights Dr Will Ubon Phousen presenting a new conception of rain and mountains with practical scientific writing. It also includes works by Mary J S Andrews Stewart Edward White O Henry and Lind Osbourne plus Hartley Davis The Aristocracy of the Circus and The Jamestown Exposition past scrutiny.
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Noo
Willi Ubon ‘Phousen
Mouitain
Fightion
Mary J. 5. Andrews
Stewart Edward White
O. Henry
Lind Osbourne
Ecbesiles
Hartley Davis
John Smith
Will Payne
Charles EB. Russell
Arnold White
House of Lords
July American Magazine offers presidential candidate sketches
The July American Magazine surveys presidential candidates with cartoons by McCutcheon Roosevelt Taft Fairbanker Root Beveridge and others. Ray Stannard Baker discusses the Black Belt story while Walter Trichard Eaton profiles Manhattan from old to new Jersey tunnels. Gyroscope railway by Grandpn Nevins, David Grayson interviews an infidel, The Interpreter covers the Moyer and Hay wel case. Short stories by Irvin Fill Carter and Barnard. Horace Traubel reprints talks with Walt Whitman.
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Mr. Dowley
America
McCutcheon
Hoosevelt
Taft
Fair- Foraker
Root
Beveridge
Ray Stannard Baker
American
Walter Trichard Eaton
Manhattan
New York
New Jersey
Long Island
Panama Canal
Grandpn Nevins
David Grayson
Moyer and Haywel
Will Irvin
Marion Fill
C.F. Carter
Edith Barnard
Horace Traubel
Walt Whitman
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted by Local Merchant
Le Raynville merchant Woolever endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for piles and other sores after using it twenty years ago. Product touted as healing salve for wounds burns and abrasions costing 25 cents at Barber & Ben’s drug store. A quip about clever talk closes the notice.
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Woolever
le Raynville
N. Y
Barber & Ben’s Drug Store
Wind Strikes Area Causing Tree Damage and Storm
Considerable wind caused many limbs to break from trees and minor damage in the area. A heavy rain storm accompanied the blow. An advertisement promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as the cheapest accident insurance, noting it stops pain and heals wounds. Also remarks on disliking boasting by a person.
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Thomas
PUBLICATION NOTICE On adding territory to the City of Lawrence
Notice is given that on a July day the Douglas County Board of Commissioners will hear a petition to add described territory to the City of Lawrence Kansas. The description covers specific metes and bounds from the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad to the northeast quarter and sections, with hearings to determine advisability and impact on property owners.
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Rence
Douglas County
Kansas
Pell
Board of Cou Commissioners
Kame Gas
At Topeka and
Saint’ Fe
Nectin
Eald
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