Congressman Fitzpatrick Praises Peruna Ton ic From Washington
In a letter from Washington, D C, Hon T Y Fitzpatrick of Kentucky endorses Peruna as a natural nerve tonic that strengthens nerves and regulates blood flow curing catarrh. He credits its effectiveness against acute and chronic catarrh and invites readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice if results are unsatisfactory.
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T. Y. Fitzpat
Kentucktional Hotel
T. Y. Fitzpatrick
Rick
Naashington
D. C
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Limits and risks of pursuing public office for youth
Professor Lritt of North Carolina argues that youth should avoid public life as a path to presidency, governor, or senator. He notes the minuscule odds for any young person to reach high office and warns of corruption and shattered ambitions along the public career path, urging focus on other development avenues.
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Lritt
North Carolina
United States
Congress
Ife
Pr Ry
Industrial Education and Georgia’s Public Schools
Gov Montague urges industrial education to elevate labor, blend science with art, and equip citizens for productive work. The Georgia General Education Board funds spur growth with matched grants to the state normal school and the Georgia School of Technology, signaling strong support for practical education for both white and Black students.
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Commonwealth
Gov, Montagueria
Georgia
General Education Board
Georgia State Normal School
Georgia School of Technology
Dower for His Bride Amid Frontier Town Revelry
A frontier tale recalls Jimmie Hughes and friends who gathered at a hotel smoking room to honor a waitress Miss White on the eve of her marriage. They pooled funds totaling over $2,000 in promissory notes, handed to the landlord to deliver with best wishes. The next day Hughes and others vanished from the scene.
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Miss White
Jimmie Hughes
Transfer of Impulse in a Tinny Believer Tale
A Richmond Dispatch exchange shows Bardlet and friend discussing impulsive writing and fate. The narrator recalls a spring idyl considered inspiration, then states he was fired after submitting it to the Bombardier editor, who allegedly had the impulse.
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Julia
Atenison Globe
Young man sought to manage branch for New York mercantile house
A large New York mercantile house seeks a branch manager. A current clerk with ambition and executive ability may apply with findings of good character and standing in the community. Include references. Send full particulars to Financial, P.O. Box 138, New York.
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New York
Financial
P.O
P. O
Graduation Gown Sparks Street Caption in Chicago Tribune
A street girl graduate recounts her commencement gown as a “whooper” while her father reflects sadly on the graduate whose essay titled An Appeal for Higher Standards of Thought and Ex-3s is noted. The quote captures a candid, humorous street-level view of graduation rites in Chicago.
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Papa
Chicago Tribune
Wisconsin Wish Commission Plans Massive Stocking Program
The Wisconsin Wish Commission aims to stock Wisconsin lakes with pike fry and two million muskalonge this summer, intending to provide abundant sport for anglers. The Chicago North Western Railway announces favorable excursion rates and special train service from Chicago and Milwaukee to handle what is expected to be the largest movement to Wisconsin resorts, surpassing Northern Michigan activity.
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Wisconsin Wish Commission
Wisconsin Lakes
Wisconsin
Chicago
Milwaukee
Ag Noorthern
Michigan
Fragmented Punch era humor and quotes compiled
A garbled collage quotes from Chicago Tribune Punch Atchison Globe and Town Topics feature lines on singing dancing and aging. It includes jokes about a woman attempting to perform and a fable about eggs sold to a grocer. The text reflects social mores and universal indecision notes.
Ridiculously Prominent in a Musical Night Scene
A quote from the Boston Transcript mocks a social clash at a musical where Mrs Greene Miss Black and the Brown girl drew attention by simply listening all evening. Interleaved is a Boston Journal obituary note about a man in poor health who dies after a failed salt remedy and clumsiness leading to blood poisoning.
Draughon's and Diesens Business Colleges Ad Notice
An issue prints an advertisement for Draughon's Business Colleges and Diesen's Practical Business Colleges. It lists multiple colleges across cities and claims superior courses with placement for graduates. It notes special summer rates and invites readers to request a catalogue.
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Draughon
Diesens Practical Business Colleges
Diseighon
Nishville
Athinta
St. Laws
Sheeveport
Montgomery
Worth
Galvestat
Coon
Deatghon's College
Plice
Georgia woman buries five husbands seeks heavenly reunion
A Georgia woman who attempted suicide to avoid marriage is buried after five husbands. She declares there will be trouble in heaven if they meet there. This item appears in the El Paso Times. Other brief notes mention Piso’s Cure for Consumption and a quote from the Atchison Globe about hints.
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Georgia
el Paso Times
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