Thelitzit Record Notices and Local News Snippets
Advertisers are warned the paper goes to press Thursday afternoon and late submissions must be authenticated. Philadelphia moves to curb concealed weapons. Dunbar mine murder spurs talk of organized crime in PA. Elopements involving ex Gov Hubbard’s daughter and Ferdinand Berthoud’s daughter attract attention. Smallpox outbreaks affect Wilmington, Pittsburg, and Wilkes-Barre with cautions for public gatherings. A Reading court case centers on a watch versus kisses dispute ending with potential return of the watch.
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Tome
What the coming man will be like has not yet been decided
Local Intelligent a column ponders the future of the man of today describing how modern work demands far exceed those of past generations. It contrasts centuries-old leisure with present relentless toil and introduces a tale of an uptown business man interrupted by a pious stranger as the day begins.
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Library of Universal Knowledge
Appleton
Cyclopedia
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Chambers
London
FIDE
Russia
Appletons
Library of
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Knowledge 5
Agents Parade Through Business Office in Hectic Day
A Minnesota piece recalls a New Ulm cyclone aftermath and a mock proposal urging gun defenses against door to door salesmen. Agents of life insurance, books, sewing machines and other goods overwhelm a wary business man, who vows to arm for retaliation while Congress is urged to legislate protection. A separate note discusses school sidewalk repair funds and civic trust.
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Zaga
Congress
Adanag
New Ulm
Minnesota
Reply to B. A. on Spring Committee and public order
A reader questions the Spring Committee’s responsibility for rowdies and conduct at the event. The writer maintains the committee did not cause intoxication nor seek it and urges strict law enforcement and fountain closures to prevent mischief. The piece defends the celebration's quiet, compares to harsher towns, and questions the author’s motives.
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B. A
Secon
Docros
Cough Remedy Promoted as Safe and Speedy Cure
An Effort or Nature describes coughing as the body's attempt to expel irritants. Thomas' Electric Oil is advertised as a certain safe and speedy cure for coughs colds and throat diseases.
Still In Favor Of Hugging Slogan Sparks Meeting
Westfield New York young ladies held a meeting to stop death by hugging and passed preamble and resolutions defending hugging as a delightful custom. Also notes advertisements for Burdock Blood Bitters praising health benefits and selling at Lititz drug store.
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Westfield
New York
C. Blacket Robingon
Canada Presbyterian
Toronto
Ont
Lititz Drug Store
Tur
Lititz
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