Favorite Prescription Restores Health in South Bend Woman
Mrs. Theresa Wilkeson of 622 North Walnut Street describes severe organic troubles including side pain and backache, growing weak to ninety pounds. After using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription she gained to 140 pounds, reports no pains, regained strength, and calls herself a “new woman.” Available in tablet or liquid form at all druggists.
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South Bend
Ind
Dr. Pierce
Thad
Theresa Wilkeson
Walnut St
McGinty Mentioned As A Foine Feller In Banter
A humorous exchange features a boastful description of McGinty as a great friend who grabbed both hands during a handshake. The scene shifts to a housewife admiring clean laundry valued with Red Cross Ball Blue and a grocers advertisement.
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McGinty
Red Cross
Hat without a crown prompts judge's quip in trial scene
An Irish American faced Justice Barry on a charge of suspicious conduct in Ireland. The arresting officer testified about a "republican hat." The counsel asked if the hat had a crown, and the judge replied it might be a hat without a crown, prompting a noted wry exchange from the Boston Transcript.
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Ireland
Apple Pie Debate Between Apples and Piecrust
A quirky dialogue features a piecrust and apples debating their roles in a pie. The crust boasts about its art and importance while the apples insist on collaboration and the inevitable baking fate. They discuss who made whom and the desirability of being eaten.
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Aires
What Came of Wrong Doing in Israel’s Disobedience
Lesson notes on Kings 17 and Hosea 7 Amos 2 6 16 outline Israel’s punishment for disobedience. It covers Israel taken into captivity under Assyria and the sins that led to ruin including idolatry secret sins rebellion and child sacrifice. Emphasizes divine justice and the need to turn from sin.
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Israel
Amos
Jeroboam II
Jeroboam
Hoshea
Asseyria
Saimaria
Assyria
God
Elijah
Elisha
Palestine
Bound to Materialize in Mindset Theory
A reflective note quoting Jean Porter Rudd on thought images and mental persistence shaping reality, emphasizing the link between recurring mental images and eventual tangible outcomes.
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Jean Porter Rudd
Grandma doubts 400 horse leg math puzzle
A schoolgirl asks her grandmother for help with a multiplication homework. The grandmother tests the problem by counting horse legs but ends up saying no living being could do that sum, as quoted by the Edinburgh Scotsman.
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Bree
Edinburgh Scotsman
Mystery Drug Store Turned Barroom Surprise
A woman enters a white walled apothecary and seeks tincture of myrrh. She notices odd architecture and a strange sensation. the clerk reveals the shop used to be a barroom, a surprising reveal in Chicago Journal fashion.
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Chicaro Journal
Little Learning Threatens Gentle Clemency
A traffic stop ends with a clever joke as the motorist introduces himself as Little. The officer, amused by a pun, lets the driver go free despite near danger to pedestrians.
Not Diplomatic. Miss Olden Discharges Butler Over Boast
In a curt exchange a Miss Olden dismissed her butler after he boasted of aging in her service. The remark sparked questions about loyalty and propriety in the household as she took decisive action.
The Proper Course Dialogue on Eating Backward
A humorous exchange contrasts starting with pie and finishing dinner in reverse with the narrator noting an upset stomach. The light banter reflects a playful domestic moment in a vignette style.
NY Man Relates Mississippi Bear Hunt Odd Exchange
A New York man recounts an exciting bear hunt in Mississippi where the bear fled into a cane thicket. A hunter calls to a darkey named Gus to retrieve the animal and Gus leaps into the thicket. After the pursuit Gus explains he was not afraid because he was personally acquainted with the old boss.
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New York
Mississippi
Gus
Philadelphia Ledger
Perfect Peace Verse Quotation
A devotional line from Isaiah 26 3 emphasizes perfect peace for those who keep faith and trust in the Lord. The excerpt reflects a religious message of steadied mind through trust in God.
Biblical Proverb Quotation Featured in Column
A historical newspaper reprints Ecclesiastes 10 8 about diggers and pits with a warning that those who make traps will fall into them and those who break hedges will be bitten. The verse appears as moral reflection in the page’s text.
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BEL
Vie Iil. CO
Detroit
Graham
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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Etion
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Mankind
Shere
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Eade of
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