Actors' Fund home for performers opens on Staten Island
The Actors Fund began from New York and Brooklyn efforts in 1882 to aid distressed theater workers. Louis Aldrich led fundraising, securing 50k in months and establishing a home on Beechlawn at West Priestland, Staten Island, opened May 5 1902 with Joseph Jefferson giving the day’s address. The home houses veterans like Forrest Davenport and Langdon. 81 guests have stayed since opening, with 30 passing and 20 returning to families, while 70+ others are aided outside.
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Horse Sense in a Bandroom Riddle
A humorous dialogue about a conductor and a motorman in a band. The judge notes a play on words with horse sense and a child asking who stands in front of the band with a stick. The conductor guides the music while the motorman operates the train metaphorically.
Castoria safety reminder and prison dog escape tale
The ad warns mothers to check Castoria for the signature and notes a North Yakima story about Michael Short. Short, jailed on a street gang sentence, escaped with two men to feed his dog, later returning to work after saying he freed his dog tied at home.
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Converted Farmer’s Thanksgiving Confession Turns Humorous
A New England farmer famed for temperate outbursts reportedly converts, prompting a Thanksgiving recount at a family gathering. He extols his change and asks his wife for support, only to receive her quiet reminder of a past misdeed, provoking a quiet, humorous moment.
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Found Fight Path After a False Start
A reader letter recounts health decline from coffee since 1890 and recovery after switching to Postum. The writer claims heart palpitations headaches kidney and stomach trouble improved within ten days, credits Postum over drugs, and cites The Road to Wellville. The letter is signed as From Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
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A Million for Tuberculosis Red Cross Seals Campaign
The piece notes the third national Red Cross Christmas seals drive with the slogan A Million for Tuberculosis. It cites 1995 receipts of over 135000 and historic totals including 225 and 8100 from 1909, with state leaders New York Ohio Wisconsin and others selling over a million seals. Nashville led cities with 100000 plus.
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Stop the Pain with Colea Curholi Salve
An aged advertisement proclaims Colea Curholi salve stops hurt from burns or cuts after application. It claims quick healing and scar prevention, priced at 1e and 60, available through druggists. Free sample offer directs to J. W. Cole & Co. of Black River Falls.
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Nature's Wise Economy Amid Fish Deprivation
A Toledo Blade quip ponders nature and economy as it questions why fish would be deprived or forced to react to eggs. The witty exchange uses a playful hypothetical about a fish cackling over eggs to illustrate natural balance.
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Ash for Allen’s Foot Care Ad Claims Antiseptic Powder
Fragmentary notice describes a foot care powder marketed as antiseptic for feet including bunions corns blisters and sweating. Mentions Allen s brand and address in Olmsted Le Hoy area with unclear regulatory details.
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Jagsby Leaves Cause Amid Tank Drama
The report notes Jagsby departs the case linked to a tank incident with speculation about his motive. Officials cite personal reasons for the move and declining further comment.
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Fragmentary note with unclear subject and names
A damaged text fragment mentions Lewis and a binder cigar and hints at personal attributes but offers no clear event, date, or identifiable facts to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
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