The Bohemian Triangle of Donald Helen and Fanny
Donald pursues art and romance through a bohemian circle after Fanny, a mercenary dressmaker’s dummy, deserts him for an older man. He befriends Helen, a seemingly innocent 22 year old painter in a bachelor filled building, and confides his heartbreak, prompting Helen to react with wrath at the tale.
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Frances
Fanos
Helen
Fanny
Donald
Everybury
Lord Dunieary
Bohemia
Donaki
Hite
Voung
mUllestone
Danahl
Jersey City
Cerberus
Delen
Dos
Sitle
Fasus
Juno
Cleopatra
Bridget
Blue Biszes
Aphasia
Dona'd
Scott
Jesa
Moses
Fanny and Helen Love Triangle Sparks and Revelations
In a charged scene from a late issue, Donald learns Helen has loved another man named Donald, provoking jealousy and a plan for revenge. The pair spar over names, flirtations, and affection as they confront true feelings, ending with Donald declaring love and Helen admitting motive. Nearby, a brief note shares a lighter mock dialogue about air and fish, and a quip about medical bills.
Fake Reward Ad Targets F J Cheney Co in Toledo
A garbled old time reward notice claims one hundred dollars for a mysterious “gered Cx Cstarch” and accuses F J Cheney & Co of deceit. The misspelled flyer parrots a sickly vendetta against a Toledo wholesale druggist, touting Hall’s Catarrh remedy as a cure.
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F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Beliers
Transeca Sa
Srcast
OBO Ri & Manvix
Hall
Hyall
Wrinkles and Facial Skin Care from Ancient Texts
A perceptive, era-tinged piece on facial wrinkles outlining causes from muscle action to age, and offering remedies like hot and cold water, rubbing, alcohol or cream, steaming and minor tech. It notes lines around eyes mouth and neck, the influence of posture, sleep, and emotions, with caution against overuse and a light literary aside.
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Tuscatar Contiters
Uae
Syberia
New South American Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts a "New Great South American Cure" claiming rapid relief from bladder and back pain and other ailments. It urges immediate use of water and promises to relieve distress in six hours, noting skepticism about proven efficacy.
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Sala
Pierce
Astawilly
Oalchigan
Houee
Forthville
Sptu& Co
Dr. Pierce
Gaimage
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
The Last Joke He Tried to Pamy on is Dear White
A fragment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer recalls a macabre domestic moment. A husband hides as his wife flee s into the night in a torn nightshirt. He later sneaks back to bed while the scene ends with the chilling line about a spectacle in mourning.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
One Meal A Day and the Sanitary Maxim
Felix M. Oswald argues for the one meal a day as a sanitary maxim. He cites antiquity and modern labor contexts where long gaps between meals aid digestion. The piece references Health Culture and prompts readers to consider lighter daily duties, leisure, and social benefits, including reduced housework strain and more time for art and play.
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Peter Rayle
Athens
Rome
de Quinces
Dinger
Granger
Felix M. Oswald
M. D
Glind and a Dat Bat Thee tact Vasu is Mentioned
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with names like Vasu Mor and Strob, a trial or dispute with a Colonel figure, and a dull narrative arc. The passage includes dialogue about a purchase, a bloodied eye, and a mysterious bargain. It lacks clear coherence but preserves names and some actions.
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AMUAL
Sealer
Katrine
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Vic Dogali
Ste
Belin
Donalt
Arctic Ocean
Chicago Times-Herald
Gabe
Isabel
Ciicage
Betlef
Tai
Jesse Marden
Charney
Timorese, MD
Glind
Dat
Keeley
James
Albert L. Pearre
Bones
Yohn
Bankmuky
Carmican Co
Dever
John W. Whalen
Staten
Masyiad
Baltimore
S. GM
Justics
TN Pace Sr
USA
Chas. W. Boyer , CO
Etchison
South Market St
Up Stars
Frederick, MD
Pecsie’s Nations Bank
Magarstown
Arne Arundel Academy
Millersville, MD
Trompson
J. L. Kervand
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D. G
Nagiering
E. Baltimore
Pistoia
Prain
Buffalo Restaurant
Bourbon
N. Hauer
WM. S. Miller
Opteron
J. Riser
Cotman Printing
Tleable Office
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