Frugal living and odd profits from thrift in a newspaper tale
A divergent old clipping discusses weather for the Frederick Fair, a Oklahoma marriage ad, and a Philadelphia Ledger case of Alpheus DuBois, a school principal famed for extreme thrift. It contrasts hoarding wealth with personal happiness, citing long investment growth and a lonely fate.
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Contemporaries Reflect On War's End With Football Season
A New York Mail piece notes how public mood shifts as football returns after wartime strain. The tone suggests relief, eased tensions, and renewed interest in sports amid postwar recovery.
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New York Mail
Fragmented 19th Century Opinion Snippets on Angels and Politics
A garbled collage of quotes from the Washington Star and Baltimore American reflecting on senatorial figures, religious imagery, and financier thoughts. The text riffs on kissing, the angels as men, and heaven as a grand apartment staff, illustrating sensational, opinionated chatter without a clear single storyline.
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Fragmented 19th Century Humor Snippets Edited
A jumble of quotes and exchanges from old newspapers voices various topics. Snippets include Mrs Oloveleigh rent issues a water philanthropy remark a wary perspective purchaser discussing a dying tenant and a real estate agent. Another fragment features a moonshine remark from a police perspective and a Cleveland Plato Dealer quip.
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Foosball brutality and autumn hat tilt linger in print
A compiled note from Washington Star and Boston Transcript discusses foosball injuries and rough play in sports, arguing for cleaner rules to reduce neck and back injuries. It contrasts the sport’s brutish side with the charm of autumn hats, noting their shifting, daring shapes and fashion intrigue.
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Moments With The Uncle Old Age and Youth
A collection of moral verse and domestic reflections on aging and potential. It contrasts elderly figures who achieved great works late in life with a father’s lament that his eight year old son, though bright, cannot read or write yet, ending with a note about a skin disease remedy advertised at a local drugstore.
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Local social notes from Frederick and Liberty town area
Miss Nancie Reich travels to New York for a month visiting her brother, stopping with Mrs W Metcalf in New Jersey. Numerous local visits and church notices follow, including weddings, meetings, and Sunday gatherings in Liberty Town, Flagaville, Yellow Springs, and surrounding areas. The item also includes a 1866 Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement and miscellaneous local chatter.
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Eidie Adama
Lawrence Downey
Mise Bassie Dronsabarg
Sjimsville
Bessie Etchison
H. Hoffman
Moe Trandle
Mia Raton
Clifton Spanseller
Mt. Airy
William D. Macker
Claude Sally
Grafton
W. Va
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Andrew Hutchison
Kansas
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Joseph Viz
Washington County
Libertytown
George E. Maymull
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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L. B. Deuglanss
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Edward Smith
Union Bridgs
Eliza Gilbert
Natt Breuas
Icine Sappington
Labor Unions Enjoined In Toledo and Elsewhere
A sweeping injunction by Judge Morris of the common pleas court blocks the Weal Typographical Union and the ererni aver Union from interferin g employees of the German Ex tergans as they move to open shop. The order bars picketing circulars and boycotts while the United Mine Workers face a permanent injunction after mine-related violence in Tracey City. Atlantic City sees officers of Knights of the Golden Lion elected for next session. Primitive Church elects new officers with Humphries as president and Prouds as general secretary.
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Clerh
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Detroit
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Philadelphia
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New Haver
Conn
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Frederick reader praises Doan’s Kidney Pills remedy
A Frederick citizen recounts chronic back pain and kidney discomfort improved by Doan’s Kidney Pills after trying other remedies. The testimonial mentions purchasing at Clinton Bi Mains drug store and endorses FosterMilburn Co as US agents. Also notes 36 cent News want ad option to announce needs.
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Mains
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