Holiday dispute over chores and sleep ends in family tiff
Dialogue-heavy scene features D Merence and Bobby argues about waking at 10. Rastus, Mandy, Ike, and a street car remark appear as family tensions unfold. The banter centers on chores, responsibility, and desire for more sleep on a holiday.
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When I marry it shall be to a man of nerve
A quirky dialogue fragment shows a speaker pushing for a bold mate while another balks at a proposed test. The exchange hints at social expectations and public bravado through a wartime styled cheer.
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Harry
Rus
You Can Get Aten's Feet-Hase FREE Sample
Advertisement for Allen's Foot-Fase promoting a free sample from Alles & Olmoted in Le Roy New York. Claims cure for sweating and aching feet, makes tight shoes easy, targets corns and ingrown nails, urges not to accept substitutes.
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May accepts Cousin Kate after Jack Timmid help
May has accepted Cousin Kate with Jack Timmid congratulating. The conversation notes Jack helped and hinted he was after May himself, after Kate’s earlier refusal. Philadelphia Press reports the social exchange.
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Jack Timmid
May
Kate
Philadelphia Press
Choice of Evils Ingleton-Just A Woman Loses Path
The fragment hints at a romance subplot with a woman and a man facing conflicting loyalties. A love begins to bloom despite tensions and possible social or moral constraints. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or setting details.
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Ingleton
Winter Homes for Turkeys and Hog Hurdles Side by Side
The article outlines low turkey houses with high roosts and bottom ventilation using adjustable windows to air a roosting area and light the floor. It advises sprinkling grain to occupy turkeys after sunrise. It also describes a simple hog hurdle built from one by three stock, two and a half feet high and four feet long, lightweight and attachable at ends.
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Indianapolis News
Practical corn husker quest and dairy notes in 1900 issue
The article discusses the lack of a fully practical machine to husk corn in the field and notes trials and needs for a modern design. It then shifts to World milk production, listing country totals and cow counts, and ends with advice on cattle feeding, steer digestion, and costs of filling silos along with a poultry expert’s remarks on chick mortality.
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Hog Herd Handling Device Described in Weed Strap Method
The article explains a center top handle and side handles on a hurdle upright crafted from a weed strip. Melting into a breck and threaded through the hurdle, the light assembly guides hogs and deters bears within a herd. A diagram shows a left cut depicting the finished handle and another through the weed brock.
Unknown Old Settler Reident In Village Dispute
A grocery drummer argues a man with long whiskers is an old resident, while the village merchant contends he is not an old settler but has lived there for about thirty years.
cure for catarrh advertised in old catalog
A sales notice promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure in Toledo Ohio. It claims to cure catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, curing a constitutional disease and strengthening the patient’s constitution. The ad offers a reward and lists Cheney & Co as the sellers with a mail order request.
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Catarra Dalya
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Ineray Sentroy
YJ. Cheney & CO
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Oltali
Humorous Fragments and Patent Remedies Advertised
A collage of quips and mock dialogue quotes from Echo de Paris and light chatter about engagements. It mentions Andre Winslow—Roothing Byrup as a teething remedy—and hypnotism claims by Mien Cayenne. Also promotes Pino's Cure for coughs with a 3 cent price at druggists.
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Andre Winslow
Mien Cayenne
There Are Others. A Local Man Led Selfish Life
Fragmentary note about a man named Kumleigh living largely to himself and others in town noting Carterp and a mat reference as part of the passage. The text implies social judgment but provides no clear events or outcomes.
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