Investors lured by get rich quick scams exposed
The article condemns fraudulent investment schemes in Philadelphia that promised large dividends and swindled gullible investors. It notes victims including an elderly New England man begging for help and stresses the need for cautious, clear-eyed financial advice amid widespread gullibility.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Save
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Ignorance and Crime Shape Public Sympathy in Philadelphia Case
The text argues pity should go to victims and anger toward the exploiters. It cites a harsh view that some robberies deserve severe punishment, while condemning ignorance as a factor in wrongdoing. In Philadelphia cases the lovers are deemed innocent of malice, merely ignorant, yet still worthy of protection.
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Philadelphia
Contorted Phrases From Distant Papers
A jumble of garbled headlines and odd spellings mentions Osler jokes, Osler mall, spring openings and General Europathia. Miscellaneous fragments reference Annapolie Chronicle and a Baltimore American style aside with quotes about spring and a boy in Cumberland Times.
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Europathia
Baltimore American
Cumberland Times
Minutes of Merriness and Money Myths Across Machines
Dialogue reflects old fashioned views on money and gambling with quips about government work and foibles. A wife questions a husband about his late night condition while a friend cites war stories as a caution.
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Lyon
Yosoy
Pennsylvanias Coal Tax Plan Sparks Interstate Conflict
The New York World notes Governor Pennypacker’s proposed three cent per ton tax on anthracite coal. It argues the tax would effectively be paid by citizens of other states, since most mined coal is exported from Pennsylvania. The piece warns it would breach interstate commerce rules and raise consumer prices, benefiting the coal monopoly and harming miners’ wages.
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New York World
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Pennsyl- Vaula
Pennsylvanian
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Moments With The Muse A Sleep Poem From The Chicago News
A playful verse laments the ease of emotion and smiles as a healing aid while praising sunny smiles and domestic harmony. The second piece offers a lullaby lyric of a mother comforting her child under stars and night winds, ending with a tender request for safe dreams. Both appear cited from the Chicago News and Boston Transcript.
Dean's Ointment Promoted For Piles And Itchy Skin
Frederick citizens learn of Dean's Ointment claimed to cure itchiness of the skin including piles and eczema. A testimonial from M. L. Firestone describes relief after one use and recovery of a persistent neck itch after purchasing at Clinton E. Main's drug store. Sold by all druggists with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. sole agents.
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