Reawakening on a Freight Car as Sanderson Returns
Harry Sanderson wakes in a moving freight car with a muddy coat and a torn cufflink. He recalls nothing of his identity while a dog and two rough companions observe him, and a flask of alcohol revives the old, reckless Sanderson.
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Hugh
Jessica
Hallelujah Jones
Harry
Harry Sanderson
Knights of the Road
Clark
Sanderson
Poolish
St. James
Satan Sanderson
Foley
A. Woikush Qasimer
Wis
O. D. Knoefel
To Be Continued Social Analogy
A playful exchange about social games mirrors poker maneuvers. Mrs Subbubs notes the Pudles house change as EP calls today while Mr Subbubs jokes about deception and reading others’ hands in a social setting.
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Subbubs
Newcome
Pudles
Mr. Subbubs
Mrs. Subbubs
Philadelphia Press
The Favorite Prescription Claimed by Dr Pierce
An ad denounces a so called Favorite Prescription as unsafe and alcoholic arguing women suffer while doctors insist it cures. It cites endorsements from medical authorities and urges readers to request pamphlets from Dr. V. Pierce of Buffalo New York and mail order a bottle with a one dollar or stamp payment.
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BR. V. Pierce
Affalo
Vetoes
K. v. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Attractive Craft Draws Women Into Metal Work Trade
Many women take up metal work as a trade facing physical challenges and neighbors' scrutiny. The craft demands strength to forge bowls and nerves to endure the workshop din, highlighting that heavy farming skills translate to tough metal tasks.
Handsome silver buckles and copper jewelry craft appeal
The article notes copper as a beginner friendly metal for small decorative works including buckles clasps and desk fittings. It contrasts jewelry making as quiet and appealing to women though expensive outfits and scarce materials limit home crafters.
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Cuniess
Fern leaves as a preservative for food freshness
A consul general in Frankfort says ferns keep meat fruit butter and other foods longer than grape leaves straw or packing media. Used by English markets and Manxmen for herring, ferns deter maggots and decay due to salt content and odor. Homekeepers in fern abundant districts can try wrapping potatoes apples and fresh meat in ferns to extend storage.
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Frankfort
Red Theme Dinner At Country Home Delights Guests
A hostess staged a red color themed entertaining at her country home with a red menu including Tomato Soup and Red Snapper, red decor with crimson blooms, red price cards, and crimson beverages. The record also notes red varnish and a tip for cleaning with Parisian soap scent to deter insects.
Monon Announces One Way Colonist Tickets September to October
The Monon railway will sell one way colonist tickets daily from September 6 to October 31 to points in Alberta British Columbia California Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Oregon and Washington. For information call Monon passenger depot agent F. H. Katies. Get the Best-Running Tribune 100.
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Vie Monon
Monon
Alberts
Arizona
British Columbia
Oalifornis
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
F. H
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Letters from Mrs. H A Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs Alvina Sperling of Chicago claim the remedy saved them from surgery and cured female troubles. The ad extols thirty years of success treating displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities backache and other complaints and invites women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Williams
Gardiner
Maine
Alvina Sperling
Cleybourne Ave
Chicago
Lydia B. Pinkham
Model of the Moment Dress Description From Fashion Sketch
A description outlines a navy blue shellmvn cloth outfit with velvet trim. It features a satin sash, embroidered three quarter coat, white net accents, and a matching jacket and vest ensemble suitable for fall wear.
Dress Patterns and School Wear Details by Judie Chollet
A clothing note describes three sizes of skirts and vests for school wear. It lists patterns for plain and ornamental white vests, dark battens, and crossbarred fabrics, with recommendations for belts, collars, and matching silk tones.
Humor on Philosophy By Duncan M Smith
Humor and philosophy mix as Duncan M Smith notes that enduring success is hard for some and not their own success. He jokes about critics and focus, urges taking chances, and observes voters indecision and stubborn contentment in a satirical tone.
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Craud
van Fook
Widow of Marshall Field Jr Marries Englishman
Mrs Maldwin Drummond widow of Marshall Field Jr married an Englishman. Her husband who was the son of a Chicago merchant family died from a gunshot wound after an accident. She and their three young children were involved as beneficiaries of the Field will.
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Marshall Field. Jr
Vield
Maldwin Berau
Beard Munchstern Botdon
Marshall Pield
Chicago Trerchane
Young Field
Mercyr Hospital
Cheawo
Tun
Marshall Field 3d
Henry Field
Twendolyn Field
Marsdell Field
Mes Portinmond
Mirshiall Piel Jr
Albertine Huck
Chivage
Amputate It in a Curious Vaudeville Bit
A fragment from a vaudeville or carnival act features a batty mix of quips about injuries, training for a census taker, and a sharp cutter routine. The dialogue hints at patter and character bits with cheeky banter and audience cues.
One Engagement Ends Over a Sole Reason
A Minnesota reader reports a rival suitor claims to love another person more, prompting a broken engagement. The note echoes a bureau of personal dilemma with old classically phrased dialogue and a local newspaper voice.
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George
Meveland Plain Dealer
Population and work life in New York City
The New York Herald notes New York requires about 15,200 stenographers for city work and two married people per eleven minutes. Eggs consumed daily are two per person, Manhattan is the world’s densest island with 9,159 people per square mile, and the city grows toward a millionaire population of about 2,000, up from thirty a quarter century ago.
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New York City
Adstal
Manhattan
New York Herald
Dam Goltys Marries Heiress in Private Ceremony
The notice confirms Dam Goltys wed an heiress in a quiet ceremony. Friends and family extended congratulations as details remain private. The couple is expected to reside in the heiress's notable estate.
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Dam Goltys
LT Dowt
Rent receipts found at Dook office in web site listing
In a damaged fragment a rent receipt appears to be found at the office site in Dook or a related web address. The note suggests routine lodging payments and document handling by staff.
Local Note on Kidney Remedy Endorsement in Yonkers Ad
An Indianapolis jeweler, O. D. Knopfel, extols Foley's Kidney Remedy in a Yonkers Statesman column claiming recovery from kidney trouble after trying four bottles. He says the medicine cleared his complexion eased back pain and resolved irregularities enabling daily business.
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QO. R. Kinger
the Jeweler
Virginia Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Foley
O. D
Knopfel
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