Prominent Woman Says Brains Worth More Than Riches in Society
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, wife of a former railroad president, denounces current society as cliquish and money driven. She predicts a future where brains count more than wealth, Newport will lose its appeal, and hospitality rests on kindness. She urges a dignified, exclusive social standard and says she favors country life over Newport.
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Mrs. Fish
Newport
Europe
Garrison-on-the Hudson
New York
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Smith
Mrs Robinson
Every Day May Be a Sunday at Martinton Farm
Sunday and Day are two farmers at Martinton near Morocco Indiana. Sunday has five sons and Day five daughters. Three Sunday sons have married Day daughters. The remaining two brothers court the other sisters. It appears every Day may be Sunisy in time.
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Martinton
Morocco
Ind
Minn storm causes million in damages and one death
A ferric storm swept through southern and southwestern Minnesota causing about 1 million dollars in damage. No tornado occurred. a single death was reported Carl Gramenza, a Burns township farmer, struck by lightning that ignited his barn. Hail and strong winds battered crops, buildings, and livestock across the storm’s wide path.
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Minnesota
Albert Lea
Carl Gramenza
Burns Township
Brown County
Women Drinkers Increase and Abstinence Call
Archbishop Ireland told the annual convention of the Total Abstinence union in St. Paul that women are drinking more as men improve, urged women to pursue total abstinence among themselves, and warned that prohibition will follow if a decent saloon cannot be established, noting a St. Paul man who tried to run such a saloon closed in two weeks.
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Total Abstinence Union
Archdiocese of St. Paul
Old Capitol
St. Paul
Northwest
Long wait for land opens Cass Lake tract
Twenty eight men wait at the United States land office in Cass Lake for the opening of a 75000 acre tract around Cass Lake. They live at the office, form meals, and vow mutual protection while awaiting a decision that may come in a year. The Elks convention at Bemidji closed with a large parade and slated next meeting at St. Cloud.
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Cass Lake
Elks
Bemidji
St. Cloud
Henry Bryant
St. Paul
R. J. Angus
Fergus Falls
N. A. Nelson
Stillwater
W. W. Koonz
H. F. Parshall
A. H. Jester
Anti betting bills threaten New York horse racing future
Turf leaders and officials assess the Hart-Agnew anti betting bills as a severe blow to racing in New York state. They warn purses may disappear, betting could end, and racing may shift to credit systems or be curtailed, with many fearing thousands could lose work.
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Ed Blow
New York State
James B. Haggin
James H. Keene
A. B. Gray
Percy-Gray
Phil J. Dwyer
The
Jockey Club
Brooklyn Jockey Club
George Wheelock
Metropolitan Turf Association
Francis Hitchcock
James G. Cavanagh
John E. Madden
Hildreth
Sol Lichtenstein
Charles Reed
Notice of Redemption Expiry for Brown County Land
Brown County Minnesota notices expire redemption on property described as NW of the NW of Section 13 Town 109 Range 30. Tax sale occurred in 1903 with price near 65 dollars. redemption amount 53.75 dollars plus interest. Redemption period ends sixty days after service of notice. Louis G. Woodel, County Auditor, Brown County, Minnesota.
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Brown
Minnesota
Nancy A. Nichols
County of Brown
Eid
Mare
Louis G. Wooel
County Auditc
Brown County
Minnes
Patent medicines sold by Pfefferle on campus ads
DeWitt's Little Early Risers and other tonics promote digestion, liver function, and vigor. Grand Family Medicioc and Electric Bitters advertised by Mr. Frick Conion of Ny at 436 Houston St New York. Kodol for dyspepsia praised as best remedy sold by Pfefferle. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills claimed to strengthen kidneys and ease bladder inflammation. all sold by Eugene A. Pfefferle.
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Eugene A. Pfefferle
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Frick Conion
Houston St
New York
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Lane
O. M. Olsen
DeWitt
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Victory Promoted
A fragmented notice touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as offering a perfect cure. The text references Tom Moore and mentions a claim of rapid healing, claimed warranties, and a deposited box size, though details are unclear.
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Bucklen
Arnica Salve
Tom Moore
Kunal
Gueh
Arijck
Guiaradtes
Mind Reader Pat Hurt Then Hospital Visit
A mind reader named Pat is sent to a hospital after a minor wound. The house surgeon discusses the abrasion and tegumental risk with a nurse, while Pat humorously quotes the doctor and confirms his own remark. Also mentioned is Heil lster's Rocky Mountain Tea and Pioneer Drug Co advertising.
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Pat
Hrim
Heallster
Rocky Mountain
Pioneer Drug Co
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