The Janitor Speech On Honest Toilers And Gratitude
A janitor delivers a long improvised monologue about the value of honest toil, the duty of workers, and the pride of laborers who sweat for a living. He contrasts common workers with idle elites and argues that the “horny handed” man is central to society, urging appreciation for hard work. The scene includes a European setting and a rustic vernacular context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sela
Old Country
Countriea
Neela
The Chinese were literal reveals in a linen mix up
A New York Times report recounts a nurse and worker who tested a claim by sending two parcels to a laundress. One held collars and cuffs for Chinese customers, the other velvet and feathers. After misdelivery, the silk and feather items were ruined by starch, proving the claim literal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launtryman Ie
New York Times
The Germ Hazard Of Wet Money Debated
A reader warns against damp money and germs. Dr Hucker of the health service says infection danger is tiny and ink may be germicidal. The piece argues for spending stamps to combat a supposed money germ myth and urges action despite low risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilla
Andy
Hucker
National Health Service
Ideal Wife Riddle Sparks Old Time Debate
A satirical exchange asks what makes an ideal wife. One responds that she should keep house, be a good companion, and assist her husband, prompting reflections on domestic roles in a past era.
Ex Sheriff Evans Sent to Jal and Local Education Victory
Ex sheriff John A. Evans of Toone county was jailed for eight months in county jail after pleading guilty to violating the local option law. Bevier residents supported free textbooks for elementary grades by a large margin. Janne McNulty, 70, died in Moberly after long service with the Wabash shop, survived by two daughters. University of Michigan students show minor spine curvature. specialists propose corrective gymnastics. Springfield’s Shovers Bank suspended operations temporarily, with stockholder fees around 2 percent disclosed by president Frew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Jal
Columbia —Meading
John A. Evans
Toone County
Vea
R. McNulty
Moberly
Janne McNulty
Wabash
Moerly
Hry
Cole
George
Bevier
Faringfield Bank Suscende
Sprinefield
Shovers’ Bank of
Pears Bro
Soamens
Woe Frew Map
Misread Ledger of Missouri News and Trials
A garbled statewide item reports pardons for three offenders, ranks of Confederate veterans in Missouri, and various local court cases. It mentions Liberty, Keubilian, Clinton Church, and Montgomery City, plus names such as John W. Tacks and A DD Vodper, with references to indictments, damages, and political candidacy.
La Grange Bonds Victory Reported in Local Vote
La Grange residents approve bond issue by a margin in favor of funding. The measure authorizes 170 to finance municipal improvements and road work. Construction on proposed projects is set to begin later this year.
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la Orange
Winter Coat Fashion and Hymn Story
A feature on Indian summer coats of crepe and satin with bold trims, including belt and hat styles, corded details, and washable fabrics. It also recounts Julia Bottomley telling how the hymn Crofton the Nar was written for Tennyeon’s nurse who cared for a patient, and the nurse’s gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daape
Felias
Dronpina
Adromglinh
Mately
Julia Bottomley
Ae Tennyeon
Livbedelde
A Clergyman's Testimony About Dodds Kidney Pills
Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania reports relief from edema and heart strain after a year of suffering. He credits Dodds Kidney Pills with reducing swelling and restoring strength, noting continued faith in the remedy. The advertisement urges correspondence for Dodds Kidney Pills at 50 cents a box and mentions other products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Heslop
Wigton
Bern
Fred
Dedde Medicine Co
Pretty neckwear for elderly women in vintage craft
A fragmented description details a handmade black taffeta and silk triangular necktie for elderly women. It outlines double cut silk pieces sewn into a bowlike shape with a turning opening, subtle handwork, and lace edging, emphasizing its refined presentation as a thoughtful gift.
Mending Corsets In Old Time Sewing
A fragmentary note on corset mending describes shaping and finishing techniques. It mentions featherbone, sewing ends, and reinforcing with doubled featherbone when the steel bones are smoked, implying repairs for a better fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Children Coats in Woolen and Velvet Varieties
Woolen and velvet materials combine in children coats showing brown velvet with belt and collar details. The description notes cuffs and belt accents with Dick velvet finishes across different coats.
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WG. Chapman
Trait
Mer
Washington
Nevier
Board of Education
Columbia
University of Mich
Missouri
Little Roc
Ger Hays
Lyiee Staples
Reed I
Stanley Lone
Mentos
Arand
Mispourt
Melee
Missouri UC
Liberty
Geag
Welbourne Molen
St Louw
Ted
Mieeoueh Étyieton
Feneral
Lantern Divieces
Dom Maian
GPF
Benes City
Eas Whooen
Wretern Ata
Hancrbal
Meberly
Hiehianl
Muserace
Keubilian
Maret
Vehett Jones
Mol
Thomas
Saman Ath
Evan Eoitel
Weran Sues
Rolla Barker
Dr. A. Roms Hills
Europe
Bewue HS
University of Missa
Jeff Sere Sir Bis
Frijr
Jeanie God Eether
Oman Miumick
Perarn
New Alten Div
Wien Point
Frances
Masico
Clinton Church
Van
Lwor
Kensan City
Brand Hiseter
Senator
Montcomnery
John W. Tacks
The
Standard
Tes
la Grange
Eurne Sort
E. Heslop
Corcus
Children’s Coats
Sloan
Sane
Dr. Earl S. Sloan Inc
Botta, Mass
Carter
Mall IM Sd
Mast
Olgmature
ST Louis
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