The Arabic Language and Temperance Opinions
The article contrasts Koran Arabic with everyday Arabic and cites Elder John W. Rogers praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup. It notes the remedy is safe for babies and adults. It also discusses temperance methods in Austria and the United States and the difficulty of uniting anti-intemperance strategies.
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East
John W. Rogers
Filley
Chamberlain
L. Oo
Gale
Austria
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
Nurse Mother Gray of the Children's Home in New York prescribes these powders to cure feverishness and teething disorders, move and regulate the bowels, and destroy worms. Over 30,000 testimonials claim success. available at druggists for 25 cents with free samples from Allen B. Olmsted, LeRoy, New York.
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Gray
New York
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Reward Offered for Runaway Youth in Alabama Case
Chief of Police Austen of Birmingham Alabama writes to New York police offering a ten dollar reward for the arrest of seventeen year old Charles Verdell described as knock knee d flat nosed and with bumpy facial scars on one leg. Bishop Hall of Vermont authorizes a prayer for use in churches of the diocese in behalf of the state legislature since no prayer for them exists in the prayerbook.
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Austen
Birmingham
Ala
New York
Charles Verdell
Vermont
Bishop Hall of
New York Times
Notice to Creditors in Heald Estate
Notice is given by William H. Heald administrator of the estate of Sidwell Heald deceased. S.A. Ramsey is attorney. Arch ie Ballad returns from vacation recalling a compliment about cultivating his voice from a gentle lady at a summer hotel. Original source Indianapolis News.
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Stawell
Archie
Indianapolis News
Elixir of Life claimed by Dr James W Kidd
A dubious advertisement by Dr James W Kidd of Fort Wayne Indiana promoting a free “Elixir of Life” that supposedly cures all diseases. The letter-style pitch promises no risk, lists many ailments cured, and offers free samples by mail to any sufferer who sends name and address.
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James William
Eidd
Notice to Creditors and Estate Hearings in Davison County
Notice to creditors of Annie Barrett and to heirs of Julia A. Cole and Katie Holtz. Administrators seek claims within four months and hearings set for December 1902 at Mitchell and Sioux Falls. Bankruptcy composition for Slade & Parshall also seeks court confirmation with a December hearing.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
Katie Holtz
Joseph Holtz
Lena
Holtz
Rosa Holtz
A. E. Hitchcock
Karle Holtz
Mitchell
Davison County
District Court of the
Edward L. Parshall
Slade & Parshall
William M. Slade
Epw Wakro L
Parshall
L. Q. Hardesty
S. D
District of South Dakota
A. D
Sioux Falls
John E. Carland
Oliver S. Pendar
C. Louis Allen
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale in Mitchell South Dakota
Notice is given that Lininger and Metcalf Co will sell cash chattels at Main and Second streets Mitchell South Dakota on December 6 1902 to satisfy the debt secured by a chattel mortgage dated August 8 1901. Items include a Buffalo Pitts Niagara Separator engine and gear plus threshing rig components.
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Reuben Earl
R. H. Earl
Davison County
South Dakota
Lininger & Metcalf Co
Omaha
Douglas
Nebraska
Main
Second Streets
Mitchell
Davison
Buffalo-Pitts Co
Niagara
Pitts
Estate of M D Carhart notice to creditors
Executor Albert E Carhart invites all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims must be delivered to Albert E Carhart at Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated November 26 1902.
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Annie Barrett
Annie Parrett
Mitchell
County of
Davison
Patrick Barrett
Preston & Tiannet
M. D. Carhart
Albert E. Carhart
S. D
Why Did They Tie Him Nathan Hale Statue Confusion
A Brooklyn mother and her nine year old son visit City Hall park and discuss the Nathan Hale statue. Tommy asks why he is tied, and the mother explains the historical execution. The scene contrasts with other clippings about ordinary misunderstandings and humorous exchanges from various papers.
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Tommy
Nathan Hale
Worth
Brooklyn
City Hall Park
Mamma
Broadway
New York Times
Bride Finds Love Lost Over Lost Change
A six month bride laments her husband no longer loves her after she notices he stops leaving change in his pockets. A cynic quips that handshakes are a nuisance, while a friend endorses the greeting in a witty San Francisco Chronicle exchange.
Strong For the Strong Quip Cited by Yonkers Teacher
A Yonkers Statesman joke features a teacher asking Willie about his father’s strong box. Willie answers that it is used to store the limburger, prompting a humorous exchange.
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Willie
Yonkers Statesman
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