Whitsett Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
IME NEWS IN Whitsett notes Col. Jones and Matt Williams visiting with watermelons on Wednesday. The Whitsett Courier columns list many candidates in a 10 acre field under a scorching sun. Col. Jim Brown was bitten by a water moccasin but drank a gallon of whisky, killing the snake. Missionaries delay China voyage to focus on home work.
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Col. Jones
Matt Williams
Whitsett
N. Y
Col
Jim Brown
Births and local incidents in Moreland community
Carl Olsen welcomes a baby boy as a new sidewalk is built on West Kinzie near Yates Grove. Dr. Glenn entertains family visitors. the M E church nears completion with services planned in the basement and a September 16 dedication. A Belt Line worker dies after a beer cask crush. others relocate, mourn, and face local trouble and minor arrests.
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Carl Olsen
Weat Kinzie Street
Yates’ Grove
Glenn
C. A. Glenn
Roy Cary
Janesville
Wis
M. FE
Rouleau
St. Paul
Minn
Ruth Pierce
Bowers
Belt Line
Erie Street
Lindstrom
Forty Eighth Avenue
Lake Street
George Schagel
West Side Brewing Company
Safford
The
Presbyterian Church
Forest Home
Claim Department
North-Western Railroad
McMillen
Moreland
Loy Sam
Sam
Police
Austin
Stanton
Tforty Eighth Street
Old Housekeeper’s Notebook Tips and Tricks
A dated collection of household hints including cleaning methods for windows and glass, ant control with borax and pepper, caring for birds, preserving linens, and methods to prevent dishware and rugs from damage. Practical advice aimed at common domestic chores and maintenance.
Timely remedy saves two lives in New Straitsville
Mrs. George Long slept poorly due to a persistent cough until Dr. Kings New Discovery cured her. The medicine also treated Mr. Long’s pneumonia. The testimonial claims it defeats throat chest and lung troubles. Sold for 50 cents and 1 with free trials at local drug stores Traill Cooling and Chas Miller.
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George Long
New Straitsville
Ohio
King
Long
Traill & Cooling's
Chas. P. Miller's
Extension of the Lake Street Elevated Prospects
A city rail committee argues for extending the Lake Street Elevated with emphasis on avoiding grade crossings near the Wisconin Central line. They caution against new north south lines and endorse a route along the Wisconsin Central Railway right of way. Benefits cited include central village access and revived property values, with approval seen for a third track to enable express service to the Union Loop.
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Chicago & Wisconsin Railroad Company
Subwhan
Wisconsin Central Railway
Chicago, Harlem & Batavia Railroad Company
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Cicero
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Chicago
Augusta Street
Chicago, River Forest & Western Railway
Pacific Coast
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Lake Street
Railroads and Transportation Committee
Union Loop
Lake Street Elevated Railroad
Chicago City
Chicago & North- Western Railway
Unsuitable Affair Cited By Woman With Fly Concern
A newspaper item notes a woman’s complaint about a sexual encounter interrupted by a perceived fly on her back, reflecting a humorous or risqué anecdote. The remark highlights an awkward moment during intimate activity and the resulting discomfort.
Facts and figures from varied world notes
A compilation of curious statistics and anecdotes covers coal fields in Britain, railway mileage in Yorkshire and Lancashire, world coal mine employment, hearing asymmetry, animal eye sizes, Paris dog population, Australian horse growth, global wealth shares, famine relief work in India, telegraph reach, tobacco seed yield, youth smoking law in Japan, burials in Swiss cantons, a Berlin rat breeder, and M Chassepot's hotel in Nice.
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Yorkshire
Lancashire
Paris
Australia
India
United States
House of Representatives
Switzerland
Berlin
M. Chassepot
Prussia
Nice
Child Recovers From Cholera Infantum After Remedy
Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio reports using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to treat a neighbor's infant with cholera infantum. After two days the child recovered fully and became vigorous and healthy. He recommends the remedy when used as directed and notes it never fails. Sold by J P Garner & Co Austin Geo Koch & Co Moreland.
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Chamberlain
O. P. M. Holliday
Deming
Ind
J. P. Garner & Co
Austin
Geo. Koch & Co
Moreland
Cheapsest Magazine in Dollar Per World Listing
Fragmentary OCR notes reference The New York Times Saturday Review and London Saturday Review. Mentions author Frances Hodgson Burnett and a free sample request. No clear event, date, or coherent story remains readable.
Executrix Notice for Moodie Estate in Cook County
Estate of Donald Moodie deceased. All claims must be presented to the Probate Court of Cook County Illinois for adjustment at a term to be held in Chicago on September 17 1900. Anna B Migilara executrix. Dated Chicago July 20 1900.
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Donald Moodie
Cook County
Illinois
Chicago
Anna B. Migilara
Professor Endorses The New York Times Sunday Review
Hiram Corson of Cornell University praises The New York Times Sunday Review as indispensable for professors. He commends its sound criticism and concise characterizations, and offers a free sample copy.
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Cornell
New York Times Saturday Review
Hiram Corson
New York Times Saturday Review Praised by Readers
The New York Times Saturday Review earns high regard from readers and critics. James Lane Allen and Frederick Raunderly praise its planning editing and guiding role for staying abreast of current affairs.
Editor praises Saturday Review in The New York Times
John Kendrick Bangs, editor of Harper's Weekly, commends The New York Times Saturday Review as highly commendable. He notes its value to him as a writer, editor, and Yonkers Public Library trustee, endorsing its overall quality and usefulness.
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Harper's Weekly
New York Times Saturday Review
Saturday Times
Yonkers Public Library
Iohn Kendrick Bangs
The
New Yok Times Saturday Review
The Man with the Hoe Author Seeks Literary Weeklies
A scratched ad-like note references Edwin Markham and praises The New York Times Saturday Review as a must for book lovers. It suggests subscriptions and free samples, hinting at literary market interest and promotion.
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NEW York Times Saturday Review
Edwin Markham
Review Endorses The Ladies' Home Journal Editor
A London reviewer praises Pda Bate as editor of The Ladies' Home Journal calling the publication fully satisfying and a masterful literary effort. Edward Bok is cited for the substantial influence and importance of the journal in literary circles.
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The
Ladies' Home Journal
Helen Miller Gould Receives High Praise from Times Review
In a note of appreciation, the Times Saturday Review commends Helen Miller Gould for her notable work and influence. The author suggests the periodical itself scarcely needs such praise as Gould’s contributions speak volumes.
New York Times Saturday Review Lauded by John Burroughs
A promotional note extols the Saturday Review as a key enterprise of a daily newspaper, praising its emphasis on literature and art as vital to public life. John Burroughs is quoted. readers are invited to get a free sample by sending their name.
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Tribune
the Tribune
West
Daily Tribune
Pluk
New York Times Saturday Review
John Burroughs
The
New York Times Saturday Review Fills a Song-Felt Need
A fragmentary note praises the Saturday Review for meeting a modern American literary need. Mentions T H Hunt and a Princeton English professor. text is garbled but suggests a favorable, reflective commentary.
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New York Times
T. H W. Hunt
New York Times Saturday Review
Author praises New York Times Saturday Review
The message praises the New York Times Saturday Review as a top source. It mentions author Max W. Mortars and Ramilton W. Mabie and hints at a free sample offer. The note reads as an endorsement with confident language.
Literary Landmarks and the Times Literary Review
An advisory note praises The New York Times Book Review as a source for current books and authors. It asserts the review tells the reader everything they want to know about books, accessibly from either side of the Atlantic.
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New York ‘Times
BaTruRway
Atlantic
Latrench Hutton
New York Times Saturday Review
An Eminent Woman Poet
A reader praises The New York Times weekly arts review section for giving a full view of letters and for its fairness and hospitality. Louise Chandler Moulton sends thanks and a free sample copy offer.
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New York Times
Prominent Author Notes Bermuda Winter Reflections
The author observes life in Bermuda while skipping the New York Times Saturday Review, delivering a personal set of reflections on writing and reading while away from the States. This concise reminiscence highlights the value of standard periodicals to a writer.
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Bermuda
York Times Saturday Review
Noah Brooks
New York Times Saturday Review
When Knighthood Was in Flower author opinion piece
A brief letter praises the author and notes the New York Times Saturday Ep is not superior for literature and art, urging readers to see its value as a starting point. The writer mentions Charles Major and an appeal for a free sample copy.
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New York Times
Thermore
Pepe Aul
Charles Major
Ork Times Saturday
New York Times Saturday Review Ad Letters
A reader recommends the New York Times Saturday Review as a literary club for readers and writers to learn about books and authors. The note by Frank H. Stockton endorses the review and its value for those with or without literary friends.
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THE
New York Times Saturday Review
Frank Hk
Stockton
New York Times
A Author and a Publisher Review of The Times Saturday Review
A quoted statement by George Haven Putnas praises the New York Times Saturday Review for broad, balanced and trustworthy literary coverage surpassing previous papers across the Atlantic. The emphasis is on the review’s quality and the publication’s commitment to literature.
Dartmouth professor seeks sample of New York Review weekly
Charles F. Richardson of Dartmouth, professor of English, praises the New York Review weekly as varied and interesting. He notes cutting and marking half a dozen items for classroom use and invites readers to send their name for a free sample per annum.
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Dartmouth
New York
Charles FP
Richardson
New York Times Saturday Review
Review on The New York Times Saturday Review
The writer from Cornell praises The New York Times Saturday Review as a weekly source for global happenings and book coverage. He commends fullness accuracy and fairness as its primary virtues in presenting information in English.
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Cornell
New York Times BaTrurDay Review
Moses Coit Tyler
New York Times Saturday Review
Henry Van Dyke on Little Rivers and Reviews
The author notes that Little Rivers is a genuine criticism rather than an advertisement and expresses hope for its growing success and broader readership in the New York Times Saturday Review. Henry Van Dyke endorses the work and its discerning standards.
Richard Carvel Author Profile and Literary Mentors
The text praises a reliable literary mentor and anticipates weekly reading of the New York Times Saturday Review. It highlights affection for literature and notes Winston Churchill as a copy topic, reflecting literary admiration and media culture of the period.
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Richard Carvel
New York Times Saturday Review
Winston Churchill
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