A Tale of Two Shirts at the depot yard
Mrs Henry King accuses her husband of infidelity after discovering his shirt cut from a blue checked Oxford garment found in another man’s clothes. The scene escalates with Cheeses and King confronting partners, a muddy chase, and a chaotic reveal as Mrs Cheese exposes the shirt’s maker and witnesses. The episode ends with confrontation and a crowded yard talking over the incident.
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Henry King
Henry E King
Great Southern Railway Company
Mr. Henry King
Mr. Cheese
Onry King
J. Cheese
Mr. ‘King
Cheese
Henry Ke
Rphans
Gaffer
Iremen
Jome
Mr. Henry
Gavfer
Freman
eBnery King
Imaissus
Enry King
Enery King
Mr. King
Httle
Alexander
Mrs. King
Edward Cheese
Ted
Mother
Mie
Ush
Stan
Ponto
Haddock
Mrs. Cheese
Emery
Ines
Orrick
Gas stove fix touted by chic Chicago society girl
A Chicago society woman, Minnie Belle Brown, plans to marry Charles Siggens McNeil and uses domestic science classes to train a future house staff. She aims to co craft meals with a trained domestic, ensuring no indigestion for her husband, while praising coordinated kitchen efforts and the benefits of shared learning between mistress and cook.
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Chicago
Chicago News
Minnie Belle Brown
North Park Avenue
Charles Sige Gins McNeil
McNvil
McNei
Miss Brown
Bread Board
Remarkabis Rescue in Kolora Town
In Kolora Town C V Pappar describes a remarkable rescue where a bedridden patient with lung and throat hemorrhages improved after taking Dr King’s New Discovery. The cough ceased, bleeding diminished, and within three weeks the patient returned to work. Guaranteed cure for coughs and colds. 50c and 100 at Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy. Trial bottle free. Say you saw this in The News.
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Iiltls
Kolora
Toun
C. V. Pappar- Be
Nis
Sil Boos
Pearre
Art dealers in London and the rise of the gentleman dealer
The article explains how a new class of private art purveyors, the gentleman dealer, controls major sales in London. Properties, furniture, and entire rooms are bought and sold through invitation only houses, with commissions routed via small dealers. Guests may acquire items but not the family circle, while estates and flats are turned over to attract buyers.
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St James
London
Roumbar
Lim
England
Piccadilly
Butter Expert Prank Backfires At Party
At a party a hostess asks a guest to amuse Mr Blank who has written a book on butter. The guest strains for a topic but the guest’s butter talk fails to engage him and he leaves. The hostess then reveals the guest meant Buddha, roping in a joke about shared interest.
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Blank
Ife
Strind Magazine
Two Seasons Hauls and a Log Work Debate
Amos Rudd weighs two jobs as he explains to a Massachusetts newcomer that log hauling in winter and driving people in summer both demand hard labor. He notes logs are heavy and uncooperative, while he humorously brushes aside comparisons to service at a hotel, ultimately saying he cannot decide which is tougher. The exchange captures small town work life and practical resilience.
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Amos Rudd
Usu
Massachusetts
Nat
Mr. Rudd
Jean
Pleasures of Canoeing and the Independent Traveler
The canoeist is the most independent traveler, able to push a craft through narrow streams and shallow depths. Canoeing frees enthusiasts to live their summer life openly, avoiding hotels and roads, carrying shelter, food, and cooking gear with them. He can explore out of the way waters and pitch a tent in wild spots inaccessible to most wanderers.
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Tie
Ife
Jie
Risk and weariness cloud Chicago street life
In a brief Chicago News snippet a weary speaker rejects being seen as an actor, vowing not to embarrass himself by walking the rail. The voice captures public fatigue and the era’s social judgment.
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Chicago News
Clergyman Meixell Dies After Fall From Window
Rev. J. T. Meixell a retired clergyman of Highspire fell from a second story window at his home in Harrisburg on July 6 and died shortly after from the injuries. He was described as desirous and frail at the time of the accident. Authorities are investigating the incident.
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Ner Us
Souic Fu
Varrisburg
J. T. Meixell
Highspire
Grandson of General Grant Weds in Washington Pa
Miss Helen Dent Wrenshall of this city married Chaffee Grant of San Diego Cal grandson of General U S Grant at the bride's mother's home. Rev Father John J Taughman of the Roman Catholic Church officiated.
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General Grant
Washington
Helen Dent Wrenshall
Chaffee Grant
San Diego
Cal
U. S. Grant
John J. Taughman
Frederick Market Price Quotations From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations corrected June 6, 1907 list agricultural prices for wheat corn oats hay and feed crops. values include No 2 Red wheat 830 per bushel No 8 Red 850 No 1 Timothy 18 00 to 20 00 etc. pricing covers oats barley oats hay dairy feeds cotton seed meal potatoes and seeds by the ton or per bushel with various per bushel and per ton ranges.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Hay, Baer
Glover
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Ouse of Commons
Manchester Chronicle
Bride To Be
Wncle
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Bloomsbury
Zuzu
National Biscuit
de Tourville
Wilkes-Barre
Wvauville
D’arville
Tourville
Catherine Hoban
Midvale
Here
Niagara Falls
Great Southern Pig. Co
Frederick, MP
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