Clementina Gonzales Restored to Health by Peruna Remedy
Clementina Gonzales of Central America writes from Guatemala and Chicago that Peruna cured her worn-out condition. She credits improved sleep appetite and strength after three weeks use and recommends Peruna with free literature on catarrh.
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Martha and Ballou dispute over stolen blackberries
A woman named Martha posts a sign warning others not to steal blackberries along the Croydon Turnpike near Tees Woods. She explains she and her family have gathered berries to sell and asks neighbors to stop taking them, noting previous trouble with theft and a brief confrontation.
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The Ladder and the Orchard Bargain
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader recounts a neighborhood dispute over a ladder and an elm tree in an orchard. A resident offers a ladder and repairs while discussing costs, pride and a sense of disgrace among locals over access to tools and property.
Heir on the Edge as Ezekiel Firm Threats Rise
Harvey Jethroe, heir to uncle Martin, navigates a tangled web after his uncle’s sudden departure leaving ten thousand dollars, a cryptic note, and a stern warning from Joseph Taylor. Police step in as threats from the Ezekiel firm surface and Harvey consults attorney Hargraves to map a risky path forward.
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Gone away note leads to safe deposit in office
Harvey cites a note waiting for a Mr Jethroe’s nephew. The man clutches a bag of gold, submits it to a clerk for a receipt, then opens the preplaced letter. The scene centers on a mystery letter and a secure keeping of treasure.
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Manufacturers End Guarantees on Patent Leather Shoes
The National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association adopted resolutions noting patent leather shoes cannot be guaranteed due to variable wear. Purchasers are warned they wear at their own risk with no repairs or credits for patent leather stock. A second resolution states dealers will not credit for worn shoes without proper allowance for wear.
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National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
National Association
Wit Counted Higher Than Marksmanship in Kansas City Hero Story
A Kansas City Kansas policeman, praised for quick wit over shooting skill, saved a woman by convincing a knife-wielding madman to stop. The officer proclaimed God ordered the halt, distracting the assailant until handcuffs could be placed. The tale underscores psychology and courage in crisis.
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Ready for His Last Day
General Miles recalls a cor poral in old Indian fighting days who speaks of fatality and destiny. Off duty the corporal saddles with pistols, telling a private he may meet an Apache whose last day has come.
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A Woman’s New Title at Old Point
A Richmond widow named Morgan, who ran a small banking side business cashing bills, appeared at Old Point in season. The crowd debated titles from dowager to duchess, but an army officer revealed she is a discountess, not nobility.
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Baluchistan Youth Declines to Name Ann's Kisser
A Baluchistan youth declined to accuse anyone when asked who kissed Ann. He stated he would not reveal the person and asserted he knew who kissed Ann.
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Change of Life Crisis and Lydia Pinkham Remedy
The article warns of health dangers during the change of life and urges care for symptoms such as hot flashes and headaches. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as strengthening for the nervous system and offers free advice from Mrs. Pinkham. Testimonies from Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. Hinkle claim benefit and recovery.
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Annie E. G. Hyland
Chestertown
Lydia S. Pinkham
Lizzie Hinkle
Salem
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Farmer and Time Acknowledged in Hay Making Comment
The piece urges men to slow down and observe world events while noting haymaking advances. It describes a self binding machine that shocks timothy bundles after cutting and drying, stacking them for future use and easier handling.
Young American Woman Aboard for Saxony Court Visit
A young American woman seeks a royal presentation at the Saxon court but officials balk after reviewing her social standing. Her father runs a boot shop and the woman manages a large operation with 2,000 employees. The envoys will be paid 200 dollars per day, delaying their winter duties.
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Saxony
Myra Henry Arrested After Saloon Contempt
Myra M Henry of Arkansas City challenged a judge after a saloon incident and was fined 100 dollars for contempt of court but the fine was remitted following her tearful apology. Navy plans require merchant ships with wireless to report daily weather when in contact with coast stations and forward forecasts to Washington.
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Myra M. Henry
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