High Degree Pons of Saint Bernard Dogs and Fashion
A long piece on pedigree dogs and dog shows discusses the craze for high intelligence breeds, especially St Bernards and fox terriers. It notes Emmet’s renowned dog Plimlimmon selling for 65,000 dollars, the rising prices for hunting dogs, and the popularity of various breeds from Skye to poodles. The article expands into dog fashion, treatment methods, and public interest in canine spectacle. It references Wilkin Mackie’s Spaniel and Fritz the famous dog, highlighting the century’s fascination with dogs as status symbols and companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plinlitnmon
Plinlimmon
Mr. Emmet
England
Fritz
Moore
Melrose Kennels
Mas Radingslis
Skye
Buenos Ayres
St. Bernards
Mary Gay Humphreya
Chicago
Earnestness and concentration shape life’s outcomes
A contemplative passage warns that lack of earnest effort blunts progress. It cites Larkin Dunton on a boy’s remark that study is wasted if teachers show no care, and parallels in work life where indifference stalls advancement. The piece urges steady, attentive effort in daily duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin Dunton
Snys
Fife
Rome
Tait
Lim
London
Inda
Verdict in Lewisride判 court: Andy Belting blamed
The Lewisride Courier-Duunan reports a jury verdict finding Andy Belting a bad citizen of Tackeat Canary who killed a fellow citizen. The testimony suggests he was not of sound mind and may have contemplated self destruction. The jury concluded the defendant was responsible despite his mental state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vordiet
Sylvile
Andy Belling
Canary
Aned
Belting
Chiat
Henry Withee
Andy Thulting
Hallige
Sou Maitich
Audy Holling
Lewisride Cuurier-duurnal
When Girls Should Be Silent in Society
Excerpt condemns discussing rejected marriage proposals a moral question among well bred women. Argues that even with feeling or sensibility women should not disclose past romantic advances or refusals. Suggests suitors receive little sympathy for failure, reflecting 19th century social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Lye
Interview with Slugg Bulldozer. reporter sought
A city editor offers a job to send a reporter to interview the eminent politician Slugg Bulldozer amid alleged domestic abuse claims. The request notes a staff shortage and questions about his stance on the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fixing Up Razors Says Barber Tips For Longevity
A Lota barber notes that most razors fail from excessive strops and improper sharpening. Let razors rest after heavy use, rotate daily blades, and avoid shaving before stropping. Use a plain leather strap to finish, and modern pros now favor cool water over boiling.
Rheumatic Syrup Cures Long-Standing Rheumatism in Michigan
A testimonial from Hastixas Michigan dated April 22 189% proclaims Hibbard s Rheumatic Syrup cured a twelve year rheumatism ordeal that confined the user to bed for months. The writer praises doctors failed relief and urges others to ask their druggist for the remedy, signed by a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastixas
Mich
Rheummatic Agenp Co
Jackson
Meh
Crutenos
Hibbard
H. J. Kextrenp
L. Lixati
Life in Danger Promises Cure for Disease Sufferers
A damaged ad copy promotes a patent remedy claiming to cure consumption and bronchial illnesses. It hawks Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites as a rational medicine sold by all druggists, urging readers to purchase despite garbled text and uncertain claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Education in Ancient Egypt for Government Service
Popular Science Monthly recounts how youths entered school early to learn writing, copying older texts, and absorbing moral precepts, religious myths, and letters. The process built grammar, syntax, style, and a vast store of literary fragments. Two main writings guided pupils: moral precepts and letter writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Popular Science Monthly
Irregular Patent Remedies and Odd Advertisements
A chaotic mix of medical claims for Dr. Pierce cures, Sage’s Catarin, and various tonics promises rapid health with no guarantees, followed by odd vignettes about a London bishop and milk, and a string of product pitches for soaps, eye remedies, and Oregon immigration appeals. Ends with assorted ad lines for children’s beans and eye salves.
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Petis Emmiet
St. Bersard Cailors
A, G
Wood
Hook
Wilkin Mackie
Waehee
Necus Tome Dip Ping
Manav
Nana
Vane
Len
Viney
Dati
Bernadd
Prit Lally
Pat Lown
Wildle
Ahaly
Italia
Vie
Ebay
Hue
Iriske
Pri- Vie Hospital
Nore
Foonle
Yarties
John Danixe
Anna Kelly
Amsteridam
Anna
Anselm Auling
Chaplain Aubuy
Supt
McIntyre
Birmingham
Clark Bowers
Albany Sanenal
Inter Vale
Ratdoniab
Miediortiork
Ted
Peer
Flo
Belmont
Tesus Sipings
Evangelical Alliance Conference
Evangelical Alliance For the
United States
Tremont ‘Temple
Boston
Pierce
Galler
Publc
Guarintes
Sage
Viarwibon
Oregon
Oregon Immigration Board
Portand
J. F. Sara & Co
Bt. Louis, Mo
Easivat
Lydr
Ipaiffotek
Uda
Louse Thompwan
Tunsill
B.C. Jones
Alan
Lincoln Co
Hood
A. J. Houd & Co
Lowell
Masu
Esthers
Lear
Joseph H. Hunter
Catarre
Jacobs Oly
Marc
Charles A. Vorelfa Co
Baltimore
Eire
Catarris
Midwee
Sin
Mae Be. Cat
E. E. Brewster
Ety
Dryast
Rachoster
N.Y
CATGN
Erenghvitalizers
Fia'estatese Manly Vierr
Tha Aly Leemare Boroie
Mrwall
Ofer
CANON
Beale
Mistektahileh
Agenci Te
MD Key Meg
Waukesha
Wis
Aeewnaaien
AL Chadwick
Aavatian
Alex
I. Lor & Coe
Ely
Phayfever
Davidson
Micka Rucco
Bettie
Lad
Adway’s
Popham
Gleohous
Alessius
Bas
Pou
Eit
Red
Philadelphia
Owers
J. Tees
Janice Beau
Hichester
Davidhoard
Chichenter Chosy
D ‘Macian
Big & Oly
D. B. Dyche
Ago
JR L
Druggina
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