Honest Doctor Endorses Peruna in Patient Letter
A St Louis physician testimonial praises Peruna as the best friend a sick man can have. The letter recalls exposure and dampness harming health, bronchial catarrh, and recovery after taking Peruna. Another doctor from Brooklyn endorses Peruna for catarrh and recommends it to patients.
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Sylvester E. Smith
St. Louia
Peruna
Tiis
A. W. Perrin
M. D
Halsey
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fragmented antique quips and exchanges from newspapers
A collage of brief comic snippets and social banter from the Philadelphia Press Judge and related pages. Witty exchanges touch on aging, climate, dinner plans, and market jokes, ending with a reference to an equinoctial storm and a spouse's concerns about shoes.
I Should Like Time To Pass Slower On A Vacation
A speaker muses on regulating the universe and suggests a reform to slow time during good moments. The remark leads into a plan for taking a vacation as the speaker expresses a desire for days to pass more slowly.
Groundleas Fear and the Politics of Inferriors
A quirky exchange between Cholly Snobberty and Sharpe mocks political ambition and social hierarchies. The garbled Philadelphia pres a crash story recaps a glass shard incident with a panelu) tale, while a Chicago Tribune note hints at a conservatory being struck by a crash landing.
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Cholly
Sharpe
Philadelphia
Chicago Tribune
No Recourse in the Dark Closet Thief Remark
A Houston Post quip narrates a couple discussing a vague thief in a dark closet beneath stairs. One says he hears a thief. the other notes it has been known for some time. A comic bout ends with the line telephone for the police. You can't arrest a gas meter.
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Johnnie
Houston Post
No Danger to Letters Ends Engagement History
A witty exchange between lovers pivoted on secrecy as a warning about sharing love letters. The ardent suitor begs not to reveal correspondence while the fiancée responds with equal shame, sealing the engagement as a historical note in the case.
Stephen Grover Cleveland biography highlights and career
Born in Caldwell New Jersey March 18 1837 Stephen Grover Cleveland rose from clerkship to law and politics. He served Erie County assistant district attorney sheriff of Erie County Buffalo mayor governor and president earning a 1884 win with a 200000 plurality and a record veto rate. He settled the Venezuela boundary dispute in 1895 and after 1906 lived in Princeton New Jersey with his family.
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Caldwell
Essex County
N. J
Stephen Grover Cleveland
Fayetteville
New York Institution For the
Buffalo
Erie County
New York
United States
Frances Folsom
White House
Venezuela
Princeton
Commissioners named for United States exhibit at Tokyo 1912
Three men Loomis Millet and Skiff named as commissioners general for the United States at the Tokyo exposition. Loomis former Assistant Secretary of State heads the commission with $8000 a year for five years starting 1900. Millet a noted artist and former diplomat receives two thousand a year in 1909 and five thousand yearly for the next four years. Skiff, Field Museum director, receives two thousand annually in 1909 and five thousand later. They advise on building costs and exhibit placement and selection. Ethan Noble reads a poultry yard themed paper, drawing village amusement.
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United States
Tokyo
Loomis
DB Millet
Roosevelt
Skiff
Field Museum
Chicago
Millet
Congress
Midwinter Grange Meeting Focused on Poultry Topics
The Farfield Grange held its midwinter meeting with a wide array of papers on hens. Discussions covered poultry feeding portable houses egg packing and incubators. The president touted the depth of information shared.
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Farfield Grange
Somali Natives’ Primitive Toothbrushes Promise Healthier Smiles
The Dundee Advertiser notes Somaliland natives boast the whitest teeth due to using small wooden twigs with bark as brushes. They are always ready with these toothbrushes, ensuring dental health and minimal cost, while conventional brushes are unknown in Berombaland.
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Somaliland
Bomaliland
Dundee Advertiser
Unusual Baby Names Hint at Reading Habits
The text notes that children named Arabella Gwendolla Rupert suggest the mother favors writings beyond the Bible. It implies a playful link between naming trends and literary interests.
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Arabella
Gwendolla
Rupert
Debs Nominee and Socialist History Highlighted
The article recalls Eugene V. Debs as the National Socialist candidate for president, noting his 1904 ticket, big vote counts, and role in labor strikes. It mentions his Terre Haute origins, railroad work, and leadership in the American Railway Union, plus later editorial and oratorical influence.
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National Socialist Party
Eugene V. Debs
National Social Party
Ilinois
Charles Hunter Corregan
Socialist Labor
Terre Haute
Chicago
American Railway Union
Platform
Unclear historical note on Vitus Dance and war bravery
The text mentions Vitus' Dance and expository treats, cites Dr. fr. IL Kiine and omissions of history, and references war correspondents praising Captain Molly Pitcher for courage at Monmouth. She downplays her bravery, saying she merely wanted to show her other name isn't Coddle.
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IL Kiine
Molly Pitcher
French Army Weighs Lifting Feats in Morocco
A Morocco report notes French soldiers cultivate strength through weight lifting. Amid drills and diversions they perform astonishing feats by lifting cannon and equipment weighing hundreds of pounds, with a photo illustrating a soldier carrying the load.
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Morocco
Striking an Average and a Parrot’s Advice
A family scene shows children sniffing odors through a kitchen door while a quarrel over fair turns unfolds. A parrot in a London Punch cartoon quips about “When you are in doubt play trumps” during Rev Joseph Gravely’s pastoral card-evils talk.
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Ethel
Mrs. Harwood
Tommy
Hoyle
Joseph Gravely
Parrot
London Punch
Stand up for your rights and market ethics
A Baltimore American fragment notes a playful exchange about social leverage and dignity. A friend extols beauty while a manager questions backing and power, then shifts to a broader jab about public behavior and market life.
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Baltimore American
Phrase Jumbles Tea Time Tales From The Talk of Town
A fragmentary collage cites light exchanges from Washington Star Tribune and London venues. It humorously pairs domestic quips with commentary on teething syrup and seating capacity in theaters and halls.
First Day at Sunday School Banter and Odd Advertisements
A humor tale recalls Dicky's Sunday school chatter about a funny banquet song. The passage includes a bizarre ad pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure promising money to any case not cured, with a notarized oath by Frank J. Cheney. The excerpt also references a Swiss-tramping boast and a Catholic Standard editorial voice.
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Dicky
CVU
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. W. Gleason
F.j.cheney &Co
Cornelius Hotel Portland Promotes Refined European Stay
A New and Modern European Hotel near the shopping center advertises services for state officials and visiting ladies. It offers reasonable rates and a free bus, inviting travelers to stop at Cornelius Park and Alder 8th.
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Portland
the Cornelius
Penalties of Fame for a Popular Author
A female author of best sellers laments charity demands from readers who cannot afford her books. She estimates fulfilling such requests would cost her 400 to 500 dollars annually plus time spent wrapping and mailing. The New York Press quotes her views on the tax on good nature and the pocketbook.
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New York Press
Rain Check Mystery Weathered by Mrs Chugwater
Mrs Chugwater muses on rain making and rain checks while gazing at a dismal outdoor prospect. The line wryly questions credence in weather wonders and the practical use of rain related promises.
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Mrs. Chugwater
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Philadelphia Press
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Whittier
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Fic
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Ethan Noble
Ethan
J. Skiff
Paname
George Geethala
Atlantic
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Roy Crandall
Eugene
Debs
Lucky
Charlie
Air
Tribune
London
Castoria
Céea
State of
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Switzerland
Dowter
Catholic Standard and Times
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Ayers
Lowell, Mass
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Leadville
Colorado
Park and Alder
i. K_ CLARKE
Mgr
St. Helen’s Hall
Portland, Or
School OF Quality
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Morrison
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Ein Bend
Pacific Coast
Borax CO
Oakland
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