English Monarchs and Noted Historical Deaths
A fragmented antique column catalogs violent deaths of English monarchs from William I to George II, noting executions, murders, battles, and illnesses. It also hints at a humorous farmers tale about a dog chasing a train and a fleeting remark on travel comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Humber
William I
William
Richard I
Chaluz
France
Richard’ ‘II
Pontefract Castle
Edward
Sqieretey
Edward V
London
Richard III
Bosworth
Charles I
Essex
Mary
Calais
Sialeigdin
Henry
George
Charles
Henry VIII
Edward TV
Edward VI
Henry VI
Anne
George ‘Til
French Culinary Genius Elevates Mussels to Art
From a Paris cafe, a waiter of forty years serves diners who savor mussels transformed by the French chef. The essay praises garlic aromas, delicate musse ls, and the chef’s mastery, elevating seafood into a supreme culinary triumph.
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Tripe
Shadow of Assassination Plots Haunts Russian Czars
A historical retelling outlines assassination plots against Alexander III and his predecessors. It recounts a tunnel mine beneath Malaja Sadovaya street, a warned czar escape in a reconfigured route, and a dramatic train bombing that killed many while the czar survived. Additional notes describe sabotage against farmers Jamies Kerns, William Keiser, and James Hackett, with auto-traced footprints.
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Alexander Sh
Russia
Malaja Sadovaya
Kobozeff
Alexander Sr
Catherine Michaelovna
Yevskaya
Waclaw Gaslorowski
Alexander III
Hoon
Borki
Cook
Rhoshad
Kidney health claim by Dr Abernethy cited in ad
An old advertisement cites Dr Abernethy warning about kidney illness and promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a cure for kidney problems urinary irregularities and overall system toning.
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Abernethy
Time at the Pole Delivers Confusing Clock Idea
The article explains that Dr. Cook’s claim of reaching the pole at 7 AM on Tuesday April 21 1908 is meaningless due to time zones. Greenwich time governs navigation tables and at the pole all meridians coincide, making it simultaneously 7 AM Tuesday and 7 PM Monday across the globe. At the poles every day lasts 48 hours.
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Cook
New York
North Pole
Greenwich
North
South Pole
Aristocratic Passenger Accepts Lowly Berth in Sleep Car
A short travel note describes a refined traveler who yields to a modest bunk in a sleeping car, underscoring courteous attitude and practical rail travel norms of the era.
If the average man doesn't get all that's coming to him
A compact aphorism notes that many people miss deserved gains, reflecting a skeptical view of fairness and reward in everyday life. The remark implies fortune favors the wary who secure due recompense or avoidance of loss.
It Will Wear Away No More Says Kidney Remedy Ad
Advertisement urges readers to stop delaying treatment for kidney and bladder trouble with Foley’s Kidney Remedy. Claims relief from backache rheumatism and urinary pain, restoring vitality.
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Foley
Proud of America William Allen White on European visit
William Allen White praised American farmers and workers after returning from Europe. He contrasted self respect in the United States with Europe’s class hierarchy, noting workers who keep their hats on and show servile attitudes. He said Americans look one another in the eye and keep hands in pockets.
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William Allen White
Europe
America
Health and Beauty Aid Claim for Clear Complexion
An ad promotes cosmetic aids and laxative products promising clear skin and relief from indigestion and liver trouble. It touts Gentle cleansing effects and pleasant taste as benefits.
West Land Openings Draw Thousands to Nevada Farms
The Truckee CarSon irrigation project in Nevada attracts many inquiries as about a thousand farms are offered to homeseekers by the Government. Lands are free aside from a $30 per acre pro rata irrigation cost, paid over ten years. Apply by homestead entry in Carson City or Fallon.
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Truckee-Carson
Nevada
Carson City
Land Commissioner
Fallon
Statistician
U S. Reclamation Service
Washington, DC
Discovery Beyond Current Science Raises Caution and Hope
The text ponders future discoveries in the occult and unexplored realms, suggesting immutable universal laws govern all. It notes shadowy borders and distant shores may be revealed, with scientists hearing strange reports. It cautions against dogmatic denial if credible evidence appears. More things in heaven and earth are possible than our philosophy imagines.
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Heaven
Man with Cork Leg in Floating Population Question
A man described as having a cork leg is involved in speculation about whether he belongs to the floating population. The note raises questions about identity and residency in the local demography.
Hyomei Promised Quick Relief for Asthma and Hay Fever
Advertises Hyomei as instant relief and a permanent cure for asthma and hay fever. Keifer Drug Co guarantees cure when used regularly, with a complete Hyomel outfit priced at $1 and extra bottles 60 cents. Reader testimonials claim significant relief after use.
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Eeucalyptus
Australia
Louis A
Grobe
Flint
Qlick
Polar trade mirrors long history of conquest and greed
The article critiques Sire great and Dr Cook’s polar expedition narrative, highlighting traders and Eskimos exchanging furs, knives, and needles for ivory, guns, and tin cups. It portrays barter as widespread, with winnings and risks shared unevenly, and mocks colonizing attitudes in a stark, 19th century tone.
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Dr. Cook
Hskimos
Mr. Bradley
Zemo Promises Instant Eczema Relief and Cure
An advertisement claims Zemo a clean external liquid stops itching instantly and permanently cures eczema and all itching skin or scalp diseases. Druggist Mr. Kelfer says he has seen positive proof of numerous cures and endorses Zemo, urging readers to ask for a sample.
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Zemo
Kelfer
King's New Life Pills Claim Universal Cure
Robt Prewett reports record demand for De King's New Life Pills as a stomach liver and kidney remedy. The ad claims cures for sour stomach biliousness jaundice sick headache malaria and related ailments. Priced at 25 cents.
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Ruth
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed for Kidney Pain in Marshall
Mrs Jolla Thacker of Marshall says backache and bearing down pain due to weak kidneys improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She bought at Harlans drug store and notes six boxes gave complete relief. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Marshall
Jolla Thacker
Harlan’s Drug Store
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Honest living pays off, men persuaded to choose integrity
A terse observation notes that honesty appeals to men because it yields greater rewards than deception. The author suggests moral choice aligns with practical benefit, framing honesty as a smarter path in everyday dealings.
Columbia Bicycle Free Offer Ad Makes Best Made Bike
Advertisement urges boys and girls to get friends to subscribe for a magazine and receive a free outfit and circular. It promotes a $40.00 Columbia 7B bicycle and directs readers to The Bicycle Man at 29 31 East 220th Street New York City for details.
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Columbia Bicycle
Columbia
East 220% Street
New York City
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Pye
Seharie
I. T
Alexander St
Alexander TH
Pasculas
Jamies ‘Kerns
William Keiser
James Hackett
Kerns
Mr.Keiser
Kenny
BS Magazine
Mbehaile
Renewais
Beass
jEvéry
Getera Emi
Great Sim
Pete Sk Peesgn
Wes Foe
the Supstion White’ Mari
Marshall Homes
Hammars
Sargent
Laie
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