Advertising and home delivery rates for the Evening Tribune
The notice lists Daily editions with advance payment options and six month to one year terms. Extra copies may be sent to solicitors. Advertising rates include display per inch and reading notices per line with long term contracts. Patrons are warned to pay every Saturday or arrange other payment.
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Evening Tribune
Eeeffee
Detroit
Buffalo
Lune
Emst
Niagara Falls
Michigan Central
Wabash
Grand Troank
Great Lakes
LG. Lewis
Gen's Pace
Agest
Detrait
Detroit & Buffalo Steamboat CO
Philip H. McKillan
Vicr-Pags
A & Echantt Gant
Kentucky Becomes 15th State Under Constitution in 1792
Timeline notes Kentucky's admission as the second state under the constitution in 1792. Also marks the 1872 death of James Gordon Bennett founder of the New York Herald, born 1795, and the 1905 attempted assassination of King Alfonso XIII of Spain in Paris.
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Kentucky
James Gordon Bennett
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New York Herald
Alfonso of Spain
Paris
Sky guide for June 1906 constellations and planets
Almanac style notes describe sunset and sunrise times, moon positions and conjunctions with Neptune and Venus, and visible constellations for June 1906. It lists planetary visibilities Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune and sun in Taurus then Gemini with positions by time and direction.
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Neptune
Venus
Ursa Minor
Ursa Major
Draco
Cassiopeia
Cepheus
Cygnus
Lyra
Aquila
Hercules
Ophiuchus
Arcturus
Deneb
Vega
Altair
Antares
Spica
Regulus
Pollux
Mercury
Saturn
Uranus
Constellation
Taurng
Gemini
Russian Tolstoy Birthday Anniversary Movement
A campaign in Russia aims to mark the eightieth birthday of Count Leo Tolstoy, the renowned Russian writer, on September 10 with an international event to honor his legacy.
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Russia
Leo Tolstoy
Population and power estimates spark alarming conjecture
A dated note projects naval consumption of 800 tons of plug yearly and uses it to speculate on raw power for other uses. It cites Germany’s birth surplus of about 1,000,000 annually while France supposedly declines in population, framing a dire future without the Kalper navy.
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Germany
France
Kalper
Forged Pictures Trick Tourists as European Dealers Exposed
The article details widespread scams in buying pictures and historic objects, noting European sellers often cheat American tourists. It cites forged works by prominent American artists and hints officials and experts have difficulty detecting fraud. The piece discusses connoisseurship and manipulation in the art trade.
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Europe
Co operative farming urged to ease farmer independence
The author argues that widespread co operation can help farmers overcome isolation under the current system. A government commission to organize and extend successful cooperative features could coordinate efforts, drawing on experiments in Britain and early local successes to widen access to better terms and markets.
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Great Britain
A Boy King's Heart in a Democratic Age
The piece surveys royal romances from Portugal Sweden Spain and Italy noting that young monarchs face pressure from constitutions and public will. It cites Manuel and other heirs who pursue love outside state plans and argues marriages remain traditional etiquette rather than political necessity in modern times.
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Fouth
Manuel
Sweden
Spain
Alfonso
Abruzzi
Digging the Panama Ditch
Relief comes from Secretary Taft who says the canal trench work proceeds. He estimates the digging could finish in three years, with locks and dams remaining as the main uncertainties. The article notes feasibility, ongoing effort, and resolved health and labor concerns.
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Panama Ditch
Panama Canal
Taft
Contradiction In Young Doctor Described By Baltimore American
The Baltimore American quotes a remark about a young doctor described as a contradiction, noting his exceptionally good temper yet a lack of patients. The dialogue questions how temper and patient numbers relate to his practice.
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Baltimore American
Courtesy is an Asset and a Hability in Chicago Record-Herald
A brief note in the Chicago Record-Herald discusses courtesy as a valued trait and describes churiishne as a Hability in a concise editorial highlight.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Oath to Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered for Cure Failure
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It includes endorsements from local druggists in Toledo and Canton asserting F J Cheney and Co as trustworthy. The notice mentions internal use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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F.J. Cheney & CO
Prove
Toledo
F. J. Chaney
Wew
Waer & Tavix
Watpina
Kamax & Maxvin
O. Hall
Women and Kidney Trouble Promoted Remedy Swamp Root
The advertisement touts Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble for both women and men. It claims early relief and urges readers to request a free sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer and Company in Binghamton New York.
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Mpblet
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Fire drill in London school ends in tragedy warning
A Times letter recounts a fire drill at a London county council school with 1100 pupils. The bell failed after being locked in a cupboard. infants exited in 2 minutes 38 seconds while some children and a teacher remained inside and were deemed to be at risk.
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London
London Times
M. W
London County Council
Turned Up Trousers Question Debated by Editor
The Sagtorial Art Journal editor asserts that turned up trousers never suited dress wear. He notes men will roll up trousers for wet weather and in poor taste when not raining, and argues the fold helps casual outfits but not formal day or evening dress. He also compares the habit to pipe smoking in a drawing room.
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Sagtorial Art Journal
London
John Randolph’s Old Virginia Office Still In Use
In Renbridge Gunenburg county Virginia the old weathered brick court yard office of John Randolph of Roanoke remains in use for similar legal work. The single story building with no roof is famous as where Randolph did much law and prepared speeches in early Virginia history.
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John Randolph
Roanoke
Utts
Krenbridge
Gunenburg County
Virginia
John Handolph
East African Highlands Spartan Visitor Dress Image
The passage describes a young Englishman in East African highlands wearing minimal attire. He sports a sun hat, brown flannel shirt with sleeves cut to the chest, short khaki knickerbockers, boots, and puttees, exposing skin to sun and thorns. His skin darkens from constant exposure, illustrating a severe, Spartan lifestyle.
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Esettier
Strand Magasine
A. A. Herren Praises Foley's Honey and Tar Frontier
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best remedy he has used. He credits its effectiveness for cough relief and health support.
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A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
Honey
Doings of Congress Fails on Key Bills and Ship Subsidy
The piece reviews a late session of Congress with failures on the publicity bill, ship subsidy efforts, and labor measures. It notes Republican resistance, President Roosevelt’s stance, and outcomes on tariff, postal savings, forests, waterways funding, and military appropriations.
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Maine
Post Office
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Forest Reserves
District of Columbia
Humor Philosophy From Duncan M Shite
A compile of witty aphorisms on love, marriage, and human folly. Observations critique pretension and manipulation while celebrating city life and the quirks of social behavior with a satirical tone.
The Man Who Carries Dignity
A verse satire on a man constrained by public poise and propriety. He endures a life of formality, missing simple joys and playful acts, while forced to stand solemn and dignified like a show porker. He longs for lighter, spontaneous fun but must restrain himself.
On Common Reservation
A quip about restraint reads as a line of dialogue on quitting drinking. It contrasts effort with luck, noting he tries but avoids trying too hard.
Hard on Him Public Nuisance Remark Ends With Threat
A dramatic exchange unfolds with a woman declaring she will shoot if not married, then reframing the threat as a statement of social worth and an intention to abate a public nuisance. The dialogue highlights tensions around marriage, social status, and personal agency.
Married Couple Question Sparks Light Banter
A passerby quips about a man and woman walking together with the man carrying all the wraps. The joke suggests they might be newly married or that she has him terrorized, reflecting a playful urban stereotype.
Dialogue Fragments on Cars and Seasonal Desserts
Conversations reveal a debate about buying an automobile framed by affordability and pride. Light banter follows with a preference for strawberry shortcake versus a peach in September, hinting at seasonal tastes and lighter topics.
Allen's Foot-Ease powder advertisement
An old ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure tired aching calloused and swollen feet. It promises relief by shaking into shoes and lists a free address in Olmsted Le Roy with stores selling the product.
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Rample
Allen 8
Olmsted
le Roy
Fragmented reader letter hints at gender topics
Letter fragment shows a man and woman dialogue about talkativeness and health. It mentions Mr L C Rodgers of Sol Branchton Pa and ends mid sentence with unclear actions, reflecting a local paper’s readers’ correspondence style.
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L. C. Rodgers
Sol Branchton
Miscellaneous Notes on Farming and Industry Practices
Public notes discuss farming tips from a Shanghai doctor parable about fitness and floor polishing. It covers cattle salt needs, peanut production in Nigeria, curculio control on fruit trees, transplanting for stronger roots, soil cultivation after rains, and peanut origin underground. It also notes crow damage to poultry, Wisconsin fertilizer laws, and a western railroad’s Sunday service cutback for worker rest.
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