Roosevelt in Europe Aids Peace Message and Feats
Former President Theodore Roosevelt toured Europe visiting Paris Berlin and Christiana and spoke at the Sorbonne and Nobel commission in Oslo. He met royalty dined with officials and received tributes while plans in Berlin were cut short by King Edward's death.
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Paris
Berlin
Oxford
Kingdward
Sorbonne
France
Brussels
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Roosevelt
Christiana
Nobel Prize Commission
William
Edward
Kickaiser
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt's European Tour Ends With Homecoming Welcome
The narrative recounts Col Roosevelt and his party touring Venice Vienna and London. He meets royalty attends university events, receives honors from Oxford and Cambridge and delivers a major lecture on Biological Analogies in History. The voyage concludes with a June 11 departure aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria bound for New York.
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United States
Edward
Roosevelt
England
George
Mary
Queen Mother
London
Guild Hall
Oxford
University of Cambridge
Mason
Teddy
Traveler
Investment Land in Canada Draws American Homeseekers
The article argues farm lands in Canada rose 15 to 20 percent this spring, boosting holdings for recent migrants. It highlights profitable returns, railway access, and government rates, urging homesteaders to act before prices rise while agencies in the United States offer guidance.
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Canada
Beccame
Dolliver
Thowanda
Ottawa
Can
Crawford
Eswas City
Mos
G. J. Broughton
Merchants Loan & Trust Building
Chicago
Hlinais
Small Golf Club Secretary Faces Long Driving Visitor
A diminutive golf club secretary endures a long driver visitor during a sticky summer round. The visitor keeps dropping his ball near the secretary, prompting a confrontation with the remark You would cut the grass you would be seen. A lighthearted Irish police anecdote follows about a motorist ignored by a Dublin road patroller until a speeding travel at an incredible rate provokes a laughable reaction.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Containing Mercury
Caution against mercury laden catarrh remedies and urging prescription use. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, claiming internal action on blood and mucus. Includes note on testimonials and price 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hobo Rejection Echoes in Weary City Muse
A fragment cites a streetwise quip about rules and labor. The line references Willie and a traveler mood, hinting at social strain and informal ethics in a bustling urban scene.
Mrs Mary I Remington Praises Dean's Kidney Pills
In Gilroy California Mrs Mary I Remington reports severe kidney pain and frequent retarded secretions during a critical period. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with a miraculous improvement after trying other remedies, noting the product name and price of 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Mary I. Remington
Eigleberry St
Gilroy
Cal
Dean
Tioun
Dean's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffata
N.Y
Was His Turn to Seek Lodging in a Country Hotel
A tale of two men sharing a spare bed in a shabby hotel where one cannot sleep and the other claims it is his turn to sleep on the father as they wait for dawn. A Coca Cola promotional blurb follows urging readers to obtain a free booklet and a baseball record book for 1910 by sending stamps.
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Rosevelt
Sod
Roosevelt
Kermit
Italy
Vinice
Rivera
Mr. Roosevelt
Vienna
Buda
Seeda
Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
Coca-Cola
Coca- Cola
Andrew Carnegie’s Dining Resolve and Franco‑French Cheeses
Carnegie remarks while dining with the Margaret Morrison school in Pittsburg praising bold eating. He recalls a Paris restaurant incident about a walking cheese and a waiter named Jules. The quote emphasizes sincerity as a key virtue for all men.
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Andrew Carnegie
Margaret Morrison
Pittsburg
France
Boulevard Des Italiens
Jules
Murine Eye Remedy Ad Questions Eyelid Ailments
In a garbled ad style text a company promotion for Murine Eye remedy from Chicago poses a question about whether a cow becomes landed property when turned into a field. The snippet mixes references to eye care products, trials, and legal phrasing.
Tobacco and patent medicine claims draw mixed reactions
A garbled notice touts a treatment for cramps diarrhea and dysentery credited to someone named Perry. The text mocks the marketing, noting a widow’s weak endorsements and a unrelated slogan about cigars, suggesting a chaotic ad-like fragment from a local paper.
Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup for Teething Relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winston's soothing syrup for children teething. It claims to soften gums reduce irritation and ease wind colic. The product promises quick relief and calming effects for distressed infants.
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Africa
Pheodore Roosevelt
Aiman
Sir Tining
Christiania
Roovelt
Ste Y
Tore
Afric
Vatican
Holy Father
Fairbanks
Eternal City
Heme
Austria
Underwood & Underwood
Venice
Zxlerry Dei Vai
Spal
Air Fairbanks
Dublin
Pat
Hobo
Willie
G'wan
Herote
Caerlyie
Murine Eye Remedy Co
Uel
Lewis
Anfan-Fs
Hildren
Jesemed
the Centaur Company
New York
Bears
Ise
THE
Centaur Company
ROW Vora Crry
Colorado
Union Pacific
Yellowstone National Park
E. L. Lomax
R. R. Co
Omaha, Nebraska
Absorbine, JR
Western Newspaper Union
Adams St
Defiance
Pierce
Virgil
Alonzo
National Live Stock Com. Co
Kansas City
St.Joseph
Omaha
Neb
ST. Louis
Glaada
Cae
Iowa
Daan
Bigg Assets
Cascarets
Conteell, Sa
W. i 3d &T
Watson E. Coleman
Washesington
D.C
Bioka
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