War and moral duty stir in antiwar reflections
A fragmented, archaic discourse argues against war and compulsion to serve. It critiques government reliance on tribunals, urges workers to refuse arms, and condemns mass violence while reflecting on military service and its human costs. The piece blends political protest with personal anecdotes about garrets and urban struggle.
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Ube Va
Falae
St Ia
Thar
Howe
Prvvice
Shice
Team Nua
Women Silently Suffer From Kidney Ailments
The article warns women often misattribute pain to feminine disorders while backache signals kidney disease. Irregular urination and urine deposits indicate danger, urging immediate treatment with a reputed worldwide kidney remedy.
Dr Chase Kidney Liver Pills Sold Nationwide
Advertises kidney liver pills with a one pill dose priced at 25 cents a box. Available at all dealers or from Epaansox Bates & Co in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Chase
Epaansox
Bates & Co
Toronto
Taking the Reins From the Grand Circuit Roster
The text details standings and notable horses in a grand circuit season. It highlights mares Cloud Pointer and Mary D, stallion records, and remarks by J B Whit and C K Nasder about races at Hartford and Hodwood, noting times and potential future records.
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Abtet
Teatel
Armetner
Pict Movie
Sprague
Aoversor
Tessie
Wiliam Simpson
Cloud Pointer
Roby Mack
Jupe
Hartford
Mc Roll
Prine Hat
Dvicen Ty C.K. Nasder
Elwoodills
Coneate Wilkes
Chantilly
Chants
Nutword
Hodwoo Yace
A La Mode Autumn Wool Cloth and Lace Adornments
The article notes autumn use of tight faced wool cloths in plaid colors with light lace bows as substitutes for fur. It mentions torn collars on jackets, high standing collars, and English tailors pairing serge and cheviot shirts with era-appropriate styling. It highlights lace ice accents in black white and cream on capes and gowns, plus trims like ruches of tutti de fore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taglin
Fragmented 19th Century Clippings From Press Fragments
A garbled OCR summary from multiple papers mentions Vanderbilt, Emperor William, a divorce suit by Merritt, a Public figures like Jokal and Kroger, and chaotic notes about Chicago, St Louis, and Kansas City headlines. The text references private fortunes and personal misdeeds, with no clear cohesive narrative.
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Vanderbilt
St. Lois
Wiliam
Detroit
Merritt
Abema
Chicago
St. Louis Republic
Danmmont
Washington Post
Joka
Jokal
Oman
Kroger
Jon Bull
Kansas
City Journal
The New Cuba Public Receipts Exceed Expenditures
Public receipts in Cuba now exceed the expenditures, reflecting fiscal improvement. Commentary notes Spanish authorities and observers discuss census implications and the influx of Spanish immigrants, with calls for orderly conduct and law observance in Havana.
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Cuba
San Francisco Chronicle
New York
Four Queens Describe Royal Figures and Measurements
The article presents Queen Mareberita of S otis with a height near forty laches, bust around one inch, waist three inches, hips fifty inches, and a weight of 177 pounds. Queen S Servia is praised for her figure among European rural women, with unspecified height, bust eighty eight inches, hips forty laches, and weight of 130 pounds.
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Mareberita
Sotis
Wilhelmina
Victoria
S Servia
Europe
Against Odds and a Lakefront Interlude in New York
A nameless narrator watches a tense strand of events around Miss Jennys and a blond woman at Fifty-seventh Street and a lakeside promenade. He recalls a past quest, a missing man, and a pursuing search, while the scene shifts between a gate, a bridge, and the shadowed grounds near the lake where a familiar masked figure appears.
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Gaul
Tve
Dave
New York
Mount Vernon Station
Tsai
Rob
Pitty-seventh Street
Sony
Carly
Midway
Thaeres
South Dakota
Nebraska
Rosyef Ager Iweion
New
Atlee Jennys
Naiarka
Blind Odor Specialists in England Featured in Stray Stories
A Detroit Journal excerpt notes English odor discriminators, often blind, who work for manufacturers and importers. They travel from merchant to merchant, earning about 200 to 400 dollars yearly, while their refined senses compensate for other limitations.
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England
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New Orleans Times
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Whitemarst
Thouse
Abianapolia Journal
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Taliton
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Gmnd
J.B. Whit
Prof B
Lawrence L. Lynch
Omar
Rive
Armingea
Alisaye
Lake Michian
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Asdrene
Ford
Daves
Dai
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Serilemen
Isa
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Tundalk House
London
Dundalk
Bern
America
Aebelie
Queen’s College
Bines
Maitary Se
Thoroun
Canada
Rockville
Sturgis
Seledom
Hugo
Witbout
Brainerd
Cadell Rae
Board of Directors
Lapander
Ana
Vally
Ion
Ime
Jentys
Dranelle
Bisa
Bate of
Tetek
Detroit Journal
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