Wide Awake Opens with Illustrated November Issue
The November Wide Awake features an illustrated article on Some British Castles by Oscar Fay Adams with a Garrett frontispiece. Other pieces include The Babies of the Zoo by Alexander Black, Raglan's Substitute by Edith Robinson, Why She was Thankful by Mary Selden MecCobb, Mabel's Election Day by Eller Strong Bartlett, Moriart Duckling Pair by Florence Howe Hall, How Dorothy Paidler Way by Caroline I Hersey, and pieces by Kirk Munroe and Kate Upson Clark. A new volume is promised with the December issue. Price 20 cents annual readership details follow.
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Oscar Fay Adams
Garrett
Marmion
Farl Doulas
Alexander Black
Central Park
Irene Williamson
Beard
Edith Robinson
Raglan
Harvard
Mary Selden MecCobb
Mabel
Eller Strong Bartlett
Florence Howe Hall
Moriart Duckling
Dorothy Paidler
Caroline I. Hersey
Kirk Munroe
Kate Upson Clark
D. Lothrop Goupney
Duston
United States government delays land settlements and river flows
Fragmentary text reports delays by the United States government on settlements and property rights in the Upper Peninsula. It mentions postponed acts affecting settlers, denied rights for certain tenants, and references to timber and mining as well as migration notes. The garbled source includes addresses and scattered names, with unclear dates or places.
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United States
Mary
Fomostegt Cay
Northern Amfichison
Iptontioen
Brute Poyer
Mach
Ann
Milhwaukee
North Sabi
Cheaco
Lake Ehiem
CAREFUL LIVING AND SCOTTS EMULSION PROMOTED
A health advice note extols careful living to keep babies well and plump. It links plumpness and wellness, and promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a helping aid, offering a free book.
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Scott
Adlai Stevenson's Democratic Vice Presidential Letter
Adlai Stevenson, Democratic candidate for vice president, issues a formal acceptance letter from Charleston West Virginia October 23 1892. He defends tariff reform currency policy force bill and warns of dangers to liberty and commerce if Republican measures pass. He pledges fidelity to duties if elected.
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Cuoanneston
W. Va
Adlair Stevenson
Charleston
William N. Wilson
Demoocratic Party of
United States
Bnioth
Ecre Asnn
Grover Cleveland
Falien
Asshall
Congress
Republican Party
Union
Cleveland
Senate
Ablal
Steevvengon
Gale Damages Shipping at Cleveland Port
A Friday night gale wrecked the schooner Sama on the Dodge street shore with six men and the captain's wife aboard. she is rescued with the woman in critical condition. The steel steamship Mamba ran ashore Saturday at the Cleveland dock north of Union depot, broadside and leaking, with crew aboard awaiting the gale’s outcome.
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Cleveland
Creveiraxp
Sama
Dodge Street
Cleveland and Pittsburg
Union Depot
Bshi
Indiana Squire News Wraps Scattered Local Happenings
A Muncie family sues in Cleveland for 200000 worth of bonds tied to a late wife. James Scarlett and Belle Taylor wed near Orangeville under a historic rock after prior divorces. Brownstown’s first courthouse remains standing, and Shackman dies in Elkhart from gangrene. Martinsville plans water works as congestion and crime reports punctuate the week.
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Isabetha
Freddy Klein
Muncie
Cleveland
James Scarlett
Belle Taylor
Hanging Rock
Orangeville
Jackson County
John Ketcham
Brownstown
Joseph Shackman
Shackman & Nadel
Indiana
Elkhart
Martinsville
Pat Kinsler
Indianapolis
Anna Ash
Jack the Hugger
Huntington
Tillie Young
Kate Erlenbaugh
Jollity
Juper Gillett
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad Co
Laporte
Oue College
Wabash
Masons
Michigan City
Tur
Ridgeville
Josefh Reuss
Wie
Santa Claus
Wanaruso
Columbus
Asabel Thornetta
Wayne
Society of Friends
Noblesville
Esther Frame
Ipa
Benton County
Huddington County
Kokomo
Myrneys Thacker
Bourbon
Gambols Of Animals And Light Humor Snippets
A column on animal play notes ferrets cats dogs mares lambs and fawns amusing their young and racing pigs and horses as examples of innate or learned games. It contrasts animal flights and games with human humor and includes short humorous newspaper bits and quips from various magazines and papers.
Regularity and digestion praised in Stomach Bitters ad
An 1800s style advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a reliable regulator of bowel movements and digestion. It claims benefits for liver function malaria kidney troubles rheumatism and nervousness. The text also recalls a maritime or life anecdote about a first fish and an ichthyosaurus inquiry.
Dr Hoxsis Croup Cure Promises Quick Relief
A Buffalo manufacturer promotes Dr Hoxsis Certain Croup Cure claiming it cures violent croup in half an hour. The ad targets worried parents and cites 50 cents price and distribution through druggists statewide. Also notes experienced people avoid tumbles in hammocks.
Mail Order Asthma Cure Trial Pack Offer
Dr RR Schirryann of St Paul Minnesota offers a free trial pack of Schifmanns Asthma Cure via mail to sufferers. Promises instant relief in severe cases and cures where others fail in a bold newspaper promotion. Virz sculptor remark appears as unrelated filler from the Binghamton Leader.
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RR Schirryann
St Paul, Minn
Schifmann
World's Fair Steel Plate Offer Promoted in Chicago Ad
A 25 cent offer from F H Lord of the Kenix Building Chicago for a steel plate picture of the World's Fair grounds and buildings. The notice mentions Druggists Ram's Hori A L Thompson & Co and slogans about cures for catarrh and liver health.
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F. H Lord
Kenix
Chicago
Investment offer promises 0 percent return and dividends
A damaged notice touts an investment with claims of zero percent returns and dividends. It lists an address in Baltimore and hints at a bold promotional scheme, resembling a solicitation from a dubious firm.
Smokeless Powder and Laxative Gum Drops Advise Public Use
Modern science promotes smokeless powders like Apyrite for flame free, moisture resistant use. Laxative Gum Drops present a discreet cathartic option sold in small and large sizes for ten and twenty five cents, safe for children and portable in a paper cartoon. SYLVAN REMEDY CO. Peoria Ill.
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Sylvan Remedy CO
Peoria
Ill
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Lehapony Oki
Adlays
Stevenson
Indiana State News
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Drake
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Misa Pert
Virz
Binghamton Leler
Ram
A. L. Thompson & Co
Druegists
Coudersport
Jana
Liern
Beecsau
Cincinnati
RCM
Wee Nee &S
Louisvill
California Fig Syrup CO
Francisco
Cal
Louisville
Kew York
Thalman Nfu
Col
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Haltinors
A. H. Kelloge Newspaper 60
Chicago, Ill
Halike
W. Baker & Cos
W. Baker &Co
Dorchester
Masa
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Seeer
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EL Y Bros
Warren St. N.Y
Huayeeyea Ayeeyer
Harmlies Hartal
Cisenness
Techinocals
Jokers Theatre
James Pyle
New Vers
Harlow
N.C
Ee Brarsiaip
Reatuaron ‘Co
Atlanta
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Hazeltine
Warren, Pa
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