Indiana Democrats Nominate State Ticket At Indianapolis Convention
Delegates at the Indianapolis convention nominated Claude Matthews for Secretary of State and Supreme Judge Michael Harrison. The platform denounces Republicans, backs tariff reform, labor rights, public schools, and farmer relief. Several statewide nominees were chosen including Auditor candidate James C. Lavelle and Treasurer Albert Gall with other selections for Attorney General Clerk of the Supreme Court Superintendent of Public Instruction and state statisticians.
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Cafes and Cranks in a Country Menu
A pair of humorous old newspaper snippets recount dining miscommunications with inconsistent English among waiters and patrons. One tale follows a beef order that degenerates into a linguistic muddle, while another notes a doctor requesting duplicates in a light exchange with a black waiter. A third item imagines future home ice by freezing boiled water, and a tourist-guide exchange about Buffalo Jim ends with a grim misinterpretation about a fall.
Mixed Scientific Notes On Water, Navigation, and Tools
Purified water shows day to day conductivity drop then recovery as microorganisms absorb ions. An explorer reports divers walk with a 45 degree forward lean. A grand cupola is planned for the Vatican Garden to cover a photographic instrument for star mapping. Jungfrau railway would reach 13,000 feet, possibly tunneling the summit. A luminous calcium phos phores buoy lights two and a half miles. Copper deposited electrically is highly ductile. An electric spark is captured by a fast rotating camera, with bird song to be phonographed and scored.
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Agricultural colony for idiots near Kharkov established
A government controlled agricultural colony on about one hundred acres near Kharkov, purchased from Countess Shoovalova, houses forty five men and thirty five women in two large pavilions. Seventy two patients are already admitted and the site features gardens orchards and grain fields. Patients will learn farming animal care and winter basket weaving under three physicians and staff.
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Chicago Herald
Denver Man Marries Colorado Woman Amid Controversy
A Denver man wed a Colorado woman as reported by a dispatch that misprinted she was a colored woman provoking national discussion on miscegenation. The misprint threatens to eclipse the truth and stain the groom’s record with scandal.
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N. Y. Tribune
North-Western Railway Announces Excursion Fares
On September 6, 23, and October 1, the Chicago and North-Western Railway will sell excursion tickets from Chicago to principal Northwest lands at one fare round trip. Tickets are good for return within thirty days from sale. Obtain details from ticket agents or W A Thrall, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago.
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Trexs Notion on Success and Judgment in Society
A Burlington Free Press reflection notes a view that true achievement equals gaining favor with those around one. The author laments a recurring coincidence of misfortune and disruption as coal falls with the stovepipe, linking everyday accidents to broader social judgments.
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Burlington Free Press
Home Seekers Excursions Leaves Chicago Milwaukee
Home Seekers Excursions depart from Chicago and Milwaukee via the Crabaco Milwaukesee and St. Paul Rainway for destinations in Northern Iowa Minnesota South and North Dakota including the Sioux Indian Reservation in South Dakota Colorado Kansas and Nebraska on Sept 9 23 and Oct 14 1990. Half rate excursion tickets allow return passage within 30 days from sale date. For fare rates maps and more information circulars are available from A W H Carpenter General Passenger Agent Milwaukee Wis.
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Fragmentary excerpt notes cast iron notes and voyage refrain
A rough sea scene recalls a boy thrown from his berth shouting about being “from pillar to post.” The text then shifts to a note about commercial circles discussing cast iron notes and the difficulty of forging them.
Wome Seekers Excursions at Half Rates by Waspalm Line
The Waspalm Line offers excursions at half fare on September 9 and 23, and October 11, to numerous Southwest states and territories. Round trip One Fare available. Time tables and tickets via nearest Wa bashi agent for connecting lines. The exchange quips about a doctor nicknamed a pelican due to his large bill.
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The Laxative Craze and a Safer Remedy
The piece warns against random use of laxatives and drastic cathartics as harmful to the stomach and bowels. It recommends Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a safer alternative to relieve constipation without pain and to benefit the bowels stomach and liver.
Whales and Arching Feeds Pedagogue Blubber Note
A Richmond Recorder item riffs on how teaching methods provoke strong reactions, likening the pedagogue to whales and blubber in a humorous, metaphorical observation about discipline and expression.
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Richmond Recorder
Home-Seekers Excursions by the Chicago St Paul Kansas City Ry
Tickets offered on Sept 9 23 and Oct 14 with one fare round trip good for thirty days from sale. Agents sell to principal West Northwest South Southwest destinations. cars called at designated points. Advert praises syrup products and other items interleaved in the clipping.
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Chicago, St. Paul and Kansas City Railway
Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy Offer Promises $500 Reward
All on one side the offer by pro motors of Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. It promises $500 if catarrh remains incurable, or if cured the patient receives the reward. The ad asserts a perfect cure for chronic catarrh in the head and relief of related symptoms with few applications. Remedy sold by druggists for 50 cents.
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