Bran’s Nomination Now Certain in Democratic Race
Bran’s nomination appears assured as Bryan leads delegates across conventions. The article notes estimated on first ballot support and upcoming primaries in Florida, Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Montana, with New York and New Jersey not pledging.
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DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Promoted for Wounds
An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as effective for healing minor cuts scratches and bruises and claims suitability for piles. The brief copy emphasizes oiliness and healing power.
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DeWitt
English Money Lenders
An English clergyman faced pressure from usurers who offered to lend money. After a cautious inquiry, he refused to meet on terms. A registered letter then arrived with £250 in notes and a form, promising £300 in three months. He gave the documents to his solicitor, who recovered the notes and earned a guinea in costs.
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London
London Globe
Imperfectly Equipped McLeish Tale By Breadalbane Marchioness
The Marchioness of Breadalbane recounts a clash with McLeish in a deer hunting expedition in famed Scottish glens. A lengthy Gàidhlig exchange ends with the marchioness urging English and McLeish replying sharply about language and learning in a humorous rural setting.
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Breacdalbane
Britain
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A Silent Wager Between a Husband and a Countess
A young man bet a nobleman friend that he would remain silent in the presence of the countess during their first marriage. He kept quiet for the year, was thought insane by his wife who hired a brain specialist, and upon revelation of the wager the bet was paid.
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Helpful Advice From Mrs Pinkham Letter Guidance
A promotional pitch urges women to write to Mrs. Lydia Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice on private illnesses. It claims decades of correspondence with women yield knowledge to help cases and presents grateful letters as proof of the remedy’s power.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted For Female Ailments
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female diseases. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Norman R Burnett of Allen Town Pa describing long term female health issues and relief after using the product. The copy asserts the remedy has decades of use and has cured thousands of women facing displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and related symptoms.
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Norman R. Burnett
Allentown
Lydia FE
Lydia E. Pinkham
London Notes and Queries Rain Delays Punting Trip Proverb
The author recalls three trips up the river where persistent rain ruined the day, starting between 10 and 11 and stopping near 7, leaving a lasting impression of the proverb about rain spoiling plans.
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London
Well Said on Proof for Politicians and a Cornish Tale
A witty quip attributed to Richard Brinstey Sheridan mocks political ambition. His son Thomas Sheridan, seeking a Cornish seat, jokes about labeling himself with "To feet" to reflect the best offer while the father suggests adding "Unfurnish- Pi."
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Richard Brinstey Sheridan
Thomas Sheridan
Droty
Ruskin Early Life and Precocious Childhood
John Ruskin English essayist and art critic showed precocious talent as a child. At seven he wrote rhymed verses and kept a diary detailing trips around England with his father. His fascination with cathedrals and landscapes foreshadowed his future career.
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John Ruskin
England
Charity Ball Sparks Old Memories Between Spouses
Awkward spouse recalls dancing for charity while a pretty wife reflects on past dances at a fest meeting. Prostrated Bita notes the set for a grand charity ball.
Edison Phonograph Promises New Entertainment Model
An advertisement touts a new bow model phonograph from RJ Bowen Pro in Winston-Salem North Carolina. It claims reduced operating noise and six needle wheels outperforming rivals. The device is marketed as a versatile entertainer to cheer console amuse or enthuse listeners at home and is available for shipping nationwide.
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Sheertone
Eve Ives
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RJ. Bowen
Winston-Salem
N.C
Post Cards and Frames Offer at Discount Prices
Advertisement notes 6 post cards for 75 cents and custom picture posting 1.50 per dozen. Exhibits a line of frames described as cheap with Franklin promising good work regardless of price.
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Franklin
Receiver to sell Mt Airy factory property and equipment
By order of the Superior court, Hanks et al vs North State Robbin Co a sale of the Mt Airy lot adjoining W P Gimer and the Mount Airy and Eastern Railway, with the North State Bobbin Co machinery and fixtures. Sale Friday May 29 1908 at 12 o'clock M terms one third cash six months and 12 months. Plant at the junction of the Southern and Mt Airy and Eastern Railways.
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North State Robbin Company
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Mt. Airy
W. P. Gimer
Mount Airy and Eastern Railway
North State Bobbin Co
Southern
Mt. Airy and Eastern
H. Wrenn
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