So Man Is a Thinking Being From a Thinking Man’s View
The collection reflects on thought and folly, urging moderation and liberty. It contrasts imagination with credulity, notes neglect’s cost to governance, and questions laws that trigger jail overcrowding while praising calm resolve.
Sentry Witness Trial Reveals Emotions and Guilt
In a tense court sequence, Mrs Sentry confronts Arthur Sentry as Assistant District Attorney Weldon presses him about the shooting of Miss Wines. Arthur recalls the moment, denies intent, and endures painful questioning while Mrs Sentry grapples with mixed loyalties and heartbreak.
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Arthur
Ellen
Falkran
Arhur
Yale
Mr. Weldon
Bob Flood
Sentry
Hiss Wines
Uriah Heep
Miss Wines
Mr. Sentry
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Remedy Ad
Sufferers urged to alkalize with Phillips Milk of Magnesia. Instructions promise rapid relief from acid indigestion headaches gas and biliousness with tablets or liquid. Carry discreetly and ensure packaging is clearly marked Phillips Milk of Magnesia.
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Phillips
Adlerika
Born Great Quote Reflects on Envy and Innate Quality
A concise aphorism attributes true greatness to lack of envy, attributed to La Rochefoucauld. The line emphasizes intrinsic merit over comparison and social display.
Still Coughing? Woman's Prerogative
A whimsical note ponders female prerogatives and changeability with a light proverb tone. It juxtaposes coughing discomfort with a feather in the wind image, reflecting playful reflection on sentiment.
Bones of 1812 Soldier Unearthed in Detroit Camp
The Detroit News reports part of a War of 1812 soldier’s skeleton found three feet below a sidewalk at Fort Street and Cass Avenue near old Fort Shelby. The find recalls a malaria cholera like epidemic that killed about 700 troops led by Gen. William Henry Harrison, linked to marshy ground, poor drainage, and sanitation, plus food shortages impacting the cantonment and local civilians.
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Detroit
Fort Street
Cass Avenue
Detroit News
Old Fort Shelby
William Henry Harrison
Harrison
Story of
George B. Catlin
The
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Paul Revere the premier early American silversmith
The text praises Paul Revere as the greatest early American silversmith. It notes he took over his father's business at nineteen and that most Revere silver was his work or under his supervision. It cites English Georgian influence, simplicity of decoration, and quality on par with top country plates, highlighting tea and coffee sets as exceptional products.
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Revere
Favorite Recipe of the Week Caramel Cake
A recipe for a caramel cake with cake flour brown sugar and milk. It lists steps including creaming shortening adding sugars alternately with flour and milk folding in egg whites baking in two 9 inch pans and a maple flavored frosting made from sugars milk and shortening. Optional chopped nuts may be sprinkled on the sides.
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Ben Ames Williams
Erie of Health
Nature
Ise Dean
Aettt
Osa
Planche
Benjamin Jowett
Dia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Renson
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