It Cured the Cook and Other Tidbits
A fragmented 19th century column mixes anecdotes from Pearson's Magazine and Cleveland Plain Dealer. An inventor cures a cook with a false telephone doctor plot, a gaudy purse tale exposes price tags, and Oliver Wendell Holmes profiles a Cape Cod W. family link shown by a Bible record.
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Great Shooters of Europe and Their Notable Bags
In Europe, killing for count is deemed legitimate sportsmanship. Trauttmansdorff-Prince Carl's single day and yearly totals show staggering bags, including 562 head in one day and 10 833 in a year. Earl de Gray’s records span 1867 to 1895 with a total 316 699 game, averaging about 11 000 annually, yet local game supply remains undiminished.
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HOOQOQ'S Coupon Calendar 1899 Colorful lithographed card
One of the handiest pieces of color work this year with army and navy emblems in gold. Leave your name with your cryptist and ask him to save you a copy or send 6 cents in stamps to Hood & Co Lexington. MA. Mentions this paper.
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Dishonorable Discharges and Other Notices
The Sioux Falls Press reports three First Regiment soldiers McNutt Kearney and Giles were dishonorably discharged after being found guilty of theft related to guarding left-behind commissaries in Cavite Manila. They forfeit pay and are to six months hard labor then under South Dakota guard.
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South Dakota
University Notes and Local Society Gossip
University notes recount YWCA activities Miss Weir visiting committees Izra Bailey back to school Redfield recovering Rev W S Shepherd leading chapel Services football season ends boys plan to hear Sioux Falls game Hickey to practice Protonian supper at Russells German Society at Fred Kratz Minty sisters Father visits Examinations begin Dec 17 two week vacation Yellow Jaundice cures with Elelns Bitters Hood's Sarsaparilla praised The Fall of Just Pride tale ends with park dispute in Mulberry Bend area.
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New York
New York Times
Pills and powders shed their old terrors in modern medicine
A New York World note praises modern drug delivery such as flexible capsules and wafer paper wrappers that mask taste and enable easy swallowing. It contrasts past fears of powders in jam with current methods while other panels humorously reflect on social quirks and language.
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