Weather Predictions for March by Rev Hicks Foretells Storms and Sequences
The article outlines March weather by Rev Srl Hicks predicting colder early days in the west, a mid month storm across the Mississippi Valley, tropical storms and possible hurricanes, a northwest blizzard, a period of storms from the 9th to 13th with auroras and earth currents, a major storm phase from the 19th to 25th including heavy rain and tornado risk, and a cool finish to March. It also mentions spring and summer rainfall expectations and Venus and Jupiter period effects.
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Srl Hicks
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Equator
Drouth
Dr. R. V. Pierce Gives Away Medical Adviser Book
The physician reports giving away copies of The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser at a cost of $25,000 in the past year. The 1008 page standard work, with over 700 illustrations, covers sex questions and general medical guidance for families. It ships free on stamps to cover mailing, 21 stamps for paper and 31 for cloth bindings, to Buffalo New York.
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R. V. Pierce
People’s
Common Sense Medical
Buffalo
N. Y
Chaplain Daley Declines Penitentiary Post Bid
Mitchell resident Chaplain Chas M Daley declines consideration for the penitentiary chaplaincy. He supports creating the office by legislative bill yet says he could not accept the position if offered, urging the office as a long overdue addition to the state.
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Chas. M. Daley
Mitchell
College Debate Set Between Yankton and Mitchell
University students from Yankton and Mitchell prepare for a May debate at Yankton on the prompt Resolved That it was not right to enfranchise the negro. Each college will field three debaters with Yankton affirming the topic. Banner Salve endorsed for burns and wounds by S. H. Scallio.
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Yankton
Mitchell
Advertised Letters at Mitchell Post Office Feb 22 1901
List of uncalled letters includes Colgrove Frank Davidson A H Howard G W Morrow Mr and Mrs William Stewart Geo W. Call for letters and say advertised. Letters not claimed in two weeks go to the dead letter office. Also note E Presson of Prestonville Kans praises Foley's Honey and Tar for influenza colds and coughs.
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Mitchell
Colgrove
Frank Davidson
A. H. Howard
G. W. Morrow
William Stewart
Geo. W
H.C. Clark
P. M
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
The Haut family expresses sincere thanks to true friends neighbors and fraternal organizations for kindness and tender sympathy during the illness and loss of husband and father Mrs R P Haut and family extend heartfelt gratitude for support and comfort during their difficult time.
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R. P. Haut
Poet Hall Credits Foley’s Honey and Tar for Voice
Eugene J. Hall says one dose of Foley's Honey and Tar restored his voice and saved his Chicago Central Music Hall lecture. He states nothing else worked. S. H. Seallin.
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Eugene J. Hall
Foley
Central Music Hall
Chicago
S. H. Seallin
The Lost Repeater at Louis XIV Court
A tale recalls a monsieur at the Louis XIV court who discovers his watch missing at a levee and, dressing swiftly, tells his servants to disperse. The anecdote praises their tact with lines about early robbery and refined wit from Corohill.
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Monsieur
Louis XIV
Corohill
Mushroom eater refused life policy by company
In a Detroit Free Press quip, Hunker laments a life insurance company rejecting his policy after officials learn he gathers and eats wild mushrooms, a risky habit Spotts questions as odd reasoning for denial.
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Hunker
Spotts
Detroit Free Press
Subtle Career Paths On Building and Stage Profit
A playful exchange notes a son excelling in stage work and the architect quips that acting and architecture share the goal of drawing good houses. The remark highlights how both professions profit from audience appeal and successful projects.
Naples Cold Water Cure Told By Society Woman
A society woman recalls curing a severe autumn cold in Naples by drinking large amounts of plain cold water after a hotel proprietor advised against calling a resident American doctor. She found relief within a day, noting the method as a simple, effective remedy later used back in America.
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Naples
Howells
America
Cigars as Clews in Criminal Investigations
A Scotland Yard detective explains that cigarette and cigar stubs left in streets can reveal much about a person. The bite marks and end cut on a stub indicate whether a knife or teeth were used, with even teeth leaving square cuts and uneven teeth showing jagged patterns. Prosecution uses these forensic clues to profile suspects.
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Scotland Yard
London
Not Her Father's Friend
A Chicago father named Arthur moves with his four year old daughter near a street car barn. The daughter hears a mule bray and suspects it is her father being called. The mother corrects her, noting the sound is not a friend but the mule bray and comments the father has more sense than most friends.
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Chicago
Arthur
Papa
Chicago Tribune
The Trotting Record
A figure maker cites McKinney’s season total of 17500 on California tracks in 1900. Eggnog Billy, a 38 year old, is said to race lively for owner in Philadelphia. Dunkirk horsemen report Beau Ideal 2 24 14 is a new century two tenner owned by Myer Einstein of Dunkirk New York. Uncle Davy Cahill plans to campaign Charley Herr 2 07 against top trotters including The Abbot and Crescens- Horseman.
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Eggnog Billy
Philadelphia
Dunkirk
N. Y
Beau Ideal
Myer Einstein
Davy Cahill
Charley Herr
Abbot
Crescens
Stage Glints and Rumors Hit London Theater Scene
Anna Held to star in Papas Wife at Tendon. N C Goodwin rumored to play Shylock revived. Coquelin plans Quo Vadis in Paris after return. Julia Marlowe first appeared as a chorus singer in Pinafore. Maurice Bernhardt writer may stage next season. Sothern resumes Hamlet tour after foot injury. Henry Miller linked to Madeleine Lucette Ryleys Richard Savage trial. Harmachis one act play from Cleopatra to be acted by students. James Corbett offered 5000 for Cashel Byron before disastrous try. Willards Tom Pinch from Martin Chuzzlewit seen in New York.
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Anna Held
Papa
N. C. Goodwin
Shylock
Coquelin
Paris
Julia Marlowe
Sarah Bernhardt
Maurice
Sothern
Henry Miller
Madeleine Lucette Ryley
Richard Savage
New York
Willard
Tom Pinch
Dickens
Martin Chuzzlewit
New York City
Fragmented OCR Snippet About Medical Condition
A damaged OCR fragment references stomach related topics and general questions about digestion and a general condition. It lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable people or organizations.
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