Casey area notes and regional updates
County Correspondence reports Miss Nete Harris visiting Oklahoma. Doug Cochonour moves his restaurant from Oblong. wheat around Casey expected to be fair. Rex restaurant sold at sheriff sale for 500 dollars to Wm Green. Miss Lillian Moore from St Louis visits grandparents. Various travel, family visits, and community notes including Measles cases, fireworks, and local infrastructure updates.
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Nete Harris
Oklahoma
Casey
Doug Cochonour
Rex
Wm Green
Lillian Moore
St Louis
Ward J. D Rodebaugh
Kansas
Myrth Watters
Clinton Okla
George Apetce
Sharp
Martinsville
Ero Krandsatt Leland
Richmond Turner
Above Suspicion Kidney and Bladder Remedy
Kidney and bladder ailments are serious and can be fatal if untreated. Foley Kidney Pills claim to contain no harmful drugs and to have withstood long testing, offered through druggists.
Williams trades hotel for Missouri land and starts deep well
John S Williams exchanges the hotel portion of his building for 200 acres in southwest Missouri. Drilling the deep well on the Young farm has begun with high expectations pending further facts. Newton Tarble leaves for Pennsylvania for work until fall college opens. R N B Kithbam and sons prepare to ship their saw mill to their late land purchase near Cairo. D R Evineer and two Bakersfield Calif daughters visit with sisters from Newsman and Springfield, staying with Aunt Mary and David Evincer.
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John S Williams
Missouri
Newton Tarble
Pennsylvania
Untih College
R. N B Kithbam
Cairo
R Evineer
Bakersfield
Calif
Newsman
Springfield
Mary
David Evincer
Woman Credits Foley's Kidney Remedy With Saving Her Life
Mrs Mollie McRaney Prentiss writes of a severe kidney and bladder illness that four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured. She heartily recommends the remedy to any kidney disease sufferer and says it saved her life. This ad claim is presented as a testimonial endorsed by Foley & Co, druggists.
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Mollie McRaney Prentiss
Foley
Switzer Named Village Marshal in Hutsonville
Wwm Switzer was appointed village marshal. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Aaron McElwain on Monday. Over 100 visitors from nearby towns came Sunday to the river site. The area reports larger corn planting than previously known this season.
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the Herald
Switzer
Aaron. McElwain
Pour
C. E. Ricks
Perth
N. D. Fearhe
James
Drells Pine Tree Honey Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Drells Pine Tree Honey for coughs and colds. It urges readers to ask neighbors about its effectiveness and notes the product is sold everywhere with a distinctive bell on the bottle.
Time Freight Cars Traceable by Hourly Reports Nationwide
The article explains time freight tracking where a freight car’s location is logged hourly. Telegraph boards at division points show car progress from origin to destination, turning wild cars into tame assets under modern monitoring.
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Jacksonville
Spokane
Wash
Phoenix
Ariz
Augusta
United States
William Ward
Technical World
Pont
Point
Bole
Chicago
Omaha
Omaka
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey for coughs colds grip influenza and bronchial trouble. Encourages readers to buy a bottle and look for the bell emblem, noting availability everywhere.
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Dr Bell
Rose to the Occasion A Burglar's Surprise Capture
A woman with a revolver corners a burglar in a room. She binds him with cord, films him as her husband helps cart away furniture and family portraits, planning to load him with the house’s old eyesores as punishment. The scene ends with the couple reveling in the takedown from Life.
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John
Accent and memory lapse amid European travel tale
A New York Sun piece recalls an American woman abroad who adopts a foreign accent and fragments of French. At a Carlsbad gathering a doctor known since childhood teases Maria Smith about forgetting her native tongue after three years in Europe.
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Europe
Carlsbad
Countess Komoffsky
New York
Kaiserpark
Maria Smith
Nest
United States
New York Sun
Burned beef sparks clash over cookery classes
In London scraps a Father scolds Jane for a cinder roast at the cookery school while the Daughter deflects blame noting the fire was too hot and others managed the basting. A nervous old lady aboard a passenger steamer complains to the captain about the wheel turning erratically.
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Jane
London
Harvard Hosts Indian Scholar Dharmananda Kosambi
Dharmananda Kosambi, brought from Poona, arrives at Harvard to teach and will remain two years. He is described as one of India's most learned men and his expenses are funded by a Harvard War fund.
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Harvard
India
Dharmananda Kosambi
Kosambi
Poona
Courageous Flyers Call to Service in Fourth Hour
A period poem asks what to call brave airmen who fly through danger and harness currents. The piece ends with a directive: call them at four thirty a.m when conditions are right, and they will answer the call.
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W. J Lampton
New York Tribune
Celebrated Cafe Anglais to Close on Paris Boulevard
A wall poster at Cafe Anglais on Boulevard des Italiens announces imminent closure of this famed Parisian eatery. For a century it hosted politicians, scientists, artists and nobles with visits from Napoleon III, Bismarck, Edward VII, and Queen Isabella among its notable patrons.
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Cafe Anglais
Boulevard Des Italiens
Napoleon
Russia
Czarevitch
Alexander HT
Trussia
Germany
Bismarck
Prussia
Paris
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Sweden
Prince of Orange
Edward
Alexandra
Isabella
Spain
Li Ming Chang
Once Spender Now Bellboy
Aubrey Moore, English grandson of Glasgow shoe magnate Thomas Moore, lost most of his $30,000 fortune after eight months in New York. He left glamor for work as a bellboy at a New York hotel after a brief stint as a street inspector and an early marriage.
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New York
Aubrey Moore
Thomas Moore
Glasgow
Robert I Moore
Aubrey
Ile
Ralph
Robert McKillop
England
McKillop
Ralph Moore
Moore
Merry Friends
Largest loom in Germany reported
Germany claims the largest weaving loom in the world. An engineering firm at Chemnitz built a vast loom for Rodewisch measuring seventy seven feet long and sixty feet wide, ten feet high and weighing thirty five tons. The shuttle cycles fifteen times a minute producing seamless disks up to 283 feet in circumference.
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Germany
Chemnitz
Saxony
Rodewisch
First tour through the big department store scene
A startled husband on the second floor watches strangers in a department store infant station and blurts out I wish they'd check this one. The Chicago News reports a humorous miscue as the wife explains the area for baby checks while the husband holds a disordered infant.
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Hubby
Chicago News
Yeast Kingdom Graded By Clever Student
A Chicago Tribune classroom quip has a teacher prompting students to name the kingdom of yeast. A brave boy answers with a wink, “The criminal kingdom,” prompting amusement and a teaching moment about scientific classification.
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Johnny
Chicago Tribune
What Bothered Him Cleveland Lender
Fragmentary OCR text presents a personal exchange from a family scene. The lines hint at a father and son discussing truth, fear, and eliciting honesty amid unclear punctuation and garbled formatting. No verifiable names, places, dates, or events are clearly extractable.
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Beldig
Cleveland
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