The Inn Scene in Norway Described by Curtis
W. E. Curtis describes Norwegian inns as plain and homely, with travelers self serving and beds light but ample. He notes honest, unpretentious hospitality, no locks, modest furnishings, and abundant meals centered on fish and salmon, with beer as the usual drink and local option prohibitions on spirits in the countryside.
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Teele
Bis
Norway
W. E. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Inherited Teeth and Diarrhea Cures Promised in Ad
A dramatic dental mockery about inherited jaws contrasts with a testimonial from Halroway of French Camp Miss who credits Berlain as a cure for thirty years of diarrhea. The ad states he was cured after taking several bottles and urges others to obtain it through A L Pearre.
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Halroway
X. Pierce
L. J. Dennis
East College St
Nothing Doing The Sad Fate Of A Tramp In Brooklyn
A Brooklyn household refuses the hungry tramp offering any chores and suggests he go to work. The brief vignette from Brooklyn Citizen portrays a man seeking any labor to earn his meal and the family’s firm response.
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Brookyn
Brooklyn
Lucky Woman Vacation Reflections From Chicago Record-Herald
A husband notes his wife gained more from their trip than ever before. He argues vacations should be long enough for true rest, suggesting a month away as ideal. The couple’s four day trip forced abrupt changes, leaving her little time to recover.
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Chicago Tribune
Chicago Record-Herald
Solomon Creeger
Susannah Creeger
Simon W. Stauffer
Frederick County
Maryland
John Nicodemus
Charles Crum
Reuben Long
Harrys Long
Walkeraville
Libertytown
Misa Clara
Stauffer
Elaborate Bank Note and Odd Old Sayings
A collection of curiosities from historical prints: Uncle Gabe jokes about family ages in a Chicago Tribune excerpt, then describes the ornate hundred ruble note of Catherine the Great with rainbow colors and a central vignette. A Louisville Courier-Journal item then doubts the nose as a character index.
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Catherine
London
Too Late For Regreta By Suicidal Overtones From The Chicago Tribune
A man attempted suicide by ingesting a toxic dose of phenobarbital acid but was revived by doctors who treated him. His wife lamented the suffering and questioned the choice, noting harsher remedies might have been less painful.
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Horace
Chicago
Whistler Test Becomes Key to Job in Merchant Tale
A merchant challenges a youthful applicant to whistle while testing his potential. The boy confesses he cannot whistle, prompting the merchant to exclaim that the applicant is the crucial match the business needs, as reported by the Philadelphia Press.
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Philadelpha Press
Noah Warns Of Mosquito Germs On The Ark
In a Baltimore American quote, Noah says he suspects mosquitoes aboard the ark carry more than the usual two germs. Ham asks why as he rubs a recent bite, and Noah explains his suspicions about hidden dangers aboard.
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Tit
Baltimore American
Ising
Porta Market Street
Frederick City
Frederick County
Maryland
Theroperty
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Marget Street
Greyhounds Prove Swiftest Quadrupeds in Expert Report
A Paris scientist Mr Dusener notes remarkable endurance in small fox terriers and wild animals. He cites Eskimo and Siberian dogs drawing sleds at 43 miles in five hours and a foxhound beating a horse for four miles in 614 minutes. English greyhounds show 18 to 23 yards per second, with hare speeds around 18 yards, asserting greyhounds as the swiftest four footed creatures.
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Sannikow Territory
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Wosbee
Cartier
M. Dusolier
London Mail
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