Grain-O Replace Coffee for All Ages
Ask your grocer today to show you a package of GRAIN-O the new drink that takes the place of coffee. Children may drink it without injury and everyone likes it. Grain-O has a rich seal brown Mocha like color but is made from pure grains and is gentle on delicate stomachs. Priced at the same as coffee 25c per package by all grocers. White and yellow and white and black are favored in spring and summer gowns.
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Kemp's Balsam Promises Immediate Cough Relief
An advertisement claims Kemp's Balsam stops coughing instantly with a free sample bottle from the druggist. It offers 25 and 50 cent bottle sizes and urges readers to act quickly, warning that delays are dangerous. The piece ends with a political aside comparing ship leadership to an admiral over a land lubber.
Loose Him and Let Him Go Sermon on Lazarus and Faith
A preacher uses the Lazarus story from Bethany to urge spiritual emancipation from graveclothes of creed and fear. He calls for a simple creed rooted in scripture, argues that many Christians remain bound by fear of death, and promises a smooth passage to heaven with Christ guiding the way.
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Frogs Rain Over Arizona In Curious Summer Shower
The Arizona veterans recount a strange tale of frogs appearing in Southwestern Arizona after a summer rain along the Southern Pacific line. Citizens describe pools filled with small green frogs croaking day and night, unable to explain their origin beyond a belief the amphibians fell from the skies or emerged from the ground.
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How Ladysmith Was Informed During the Siege
The article explains three message methods used in Ladysmith while surrounded by Boers. Heliograph flashes served daytime telegraphy, while carrier pigeons carried news to Durban and back for cabling. Native runners shouted messages hill to hill, sometimes beating telegraph reports by hours.
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Unquestioning Obedience in Judge Fitzgerald’s Court
In Los Angeles jurist Judge Fitzgerald known for strict decorum enforces coats in court. A miner summoned wore only a dark blue shirt and overalls and was sent home to fetch a coat, claiming it was miles away in Harshaw Mountains near the Mexican border.
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Dutch Canal Streets Evoke Tranquil Restoration Charm
The passage extols Dutch streets along canals with old brick houses and white window sashes. It describes shaded façades, tranquil retirement for well-to-do residents near The Hague and Scheveningen, and imagines connections to historic figures like William Temple and William of Orange.
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Woman Visits Clergyman. Bride Confesses Runaway Groom
A woman wearing a black shawl visits an East Side clergyman at his home and reveals she is Elizabeth Brown, wife of Pete Simpson, four weeks after their marriage. She confirms Pete has escaped, prompting questions about the wedding and the note of his absence. The exchange unfolds in the clergyman's study as reporters note the uncanny encounter.
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Senator Depew Receives Railway Passes After Street Encounter
Chauncey M. Depew walked with a politician on Fifth Avenue when a beggar interrupted, prompting a quick quip from the politician. Depew laughed and conceded the passes to the politician, noting the street-side exchange.
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Monster Egg Tale Echoes Through Burmese Jungle
In Rangoon a Burmese rumor centers on a vast mysterious egg near Shwebo. Villagers heard a strange voice repeating I am going to say for days before the egg appeared. The egg, said to exceed ten large paddy baskets in size, now supposedly resists all who approach as it speaks I am going to hatch daily.
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Equal Vote Question Cited By Senator Sorghum
A citizen声明平等 voting belief sparks a dialogue with Senator Sorghum. The exchange centers on the principle of price control and productivity aimed at reducing costs and increasing quantity over quality in the marketplace.
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Measuring social invites Mr Upham to participate
Paradoxical scene where a club plans a measuring social charging 25 cents per foot and 10 cents per extra inch. Mr Upham, at six feet three, notes the joke that he is both too long and too short for the event.
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Tops and Jumping Ropes Spark City Square Trends
In the square areas, tops and jumping ropes have appeared as items of interest. The scene suggests lively public engagement with simple play displays and casual demonstrations in the crowds.
Grain-O: New food drink replaces coffee for children
An ad touts Grain-O as a nourishing grain based beverage and coffee substitute. It claims Grain-O tastes like coffee when prepared properly and is sold by grocers for 15 or 25 cents. The piece ends with a cynical line about employers' lifting tactics.
A Boston Institution Peabody Medical Institute
The Peabody Medical Institute at 4 Bulfinch Street in Boston is celebrated as a premier local institution founded before the death of George Peabody. Over thirty years it has earned nationwide distinction for its medical publications and is described as a standard in the field. Its latest pamphlet I Know Thyself runs ninety four pages and is mailed free with six cents postage upon request. The note adds a health tip that chipped ice quenches thirst faster than cold drinks.
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Tourists Tickets to Floridan and Winter Resorts of the South
Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents quote low fares to Florida and southern winter resorts. Free full information on tourist tickets and timetables is available from nearest representatives or W. W. Richardson, district passenger agent. Inquiries cover trip details and party size and are provided gratis. Red cloth coats will appear at the seashore.
Lane's Family Medicine Moves the Bowela Daily
Describes a daily health routine with a medicine named Lane's Family Medicine that acts on the liver and kidneys, cures headaches, and costs 2% ard We. Mentions John Bull and a Boer widow in a cautionary note.
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