Old State House Boston A Historic Link to Revolution
The Old State House in Boston built in 1713 served as a merchant exchange and governor's meeting place. It witnessed the 1776 Baston massacre and Washington's 1789 parade review. later hosted anti slavery protests with William Lloyd Garrison. Restored in 1881, it now houses the Bostonian Society with relics and rooms from revolutionary times.
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State House
Boston
Royal Council
Baston
Washington
William Lloyd Garrison
Nto
Kostonian Society
Boon for Skaters
An Australian inventor claims a simple back mounted propeller device powered by dry cells to aid ice skaters in propulsion. Details and potential use on roller skating are not provided in cab’ed reports.
Avon Noon Acoma histories in New Mexico tale
Odest New Mexico Town references Avon Noon an Indian village Corthin St Augustine as the first Euro PN settlement in America Acoma is Matonim chronicles of 1539.
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New Mexico
Avon
Noon
St. Augustine
America
Acoma
Visiting as an art and burden of guests
A satirical piece argues visiting well is an art and a duty that can lift hosts or exhaust them. It contrasts silent visitors who grate on nerves with the energetic guest who invades routines, noting the delicate balance in hosting at home.
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Wes
McKinley
Peruna
EFE
Dallas
News
Hypothetical Question Sparks Long Telephone Call
A lawyer quips to his wife about a half hour phone charge. She explains it was for a friend, who was asked a hypothetical question. The exchange highlights the humorous misdirection over the length of the call and the nature of the inquiry.
Consolation for His Honor Refused by Maud Muller
A fragment notes Maud Muller refused the judge and quips that the result may bend toward an biased judiciary. The line hints at public sentiment about judicial integrity.
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Maud Muller
Gossip as a Character flaw in Social Debate
The saying labels a gossip as a person who thinks too little and talks too much, reflecting a view that idle chatter harms judgment and social trust. It critiques unnecessary talk and emphasizes the value of restraint in communication.
Nebraska Warily of 1919 Sagas and Shortages and Civic Plans
Paraphrased notes report widespread coal shortages and service cuts in towns like David City, Kilgore, and Omaha, with Nebraska rail and electric services strained. Governors, civic groups, and farmers push co operatives, road paving, and factory plans while Pershing’s expected Lincoln visit stirs statewide preparations and policy talks on taxation, drainage, and county reorganizations.
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David City
Farmers’ Union of
Pawnee County
Pawnee City
Fred. Karre
Cotesfield
Omaha
Nebraska Railway Commission
Kilgore
Pershing
Nebraska State Line
Lincoln
Nebraska University
State College
Syracuse
N. Y
Gove Motors Works
Fremont
McKelvie
Middle West
Nebraska
State Department of Agriculture
Nebraska City
Crete
State University At
General Pershing
Towa
Pilgrims Congregational Church
Corthind
Bayard High
State Railway Commission
Sherman Whitcomb
Beatrice
Ted
Geo. A. Williams
State Bureau of Markets
Iicans
Lester Kittering
France
Grand Island
War Department
Washington
Buffalo County
Platte County
Columbus
Wyoming
Kansas
Iinsign Company
Roy Clayton Graham
Lancaster District Court
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
State Board of Control
Milford
Blue River
Burleson
J. O. Rankin
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Metropolis
Fort Crook
Fort Omaha
MecKelvie
Yale’s Bon Becomes Poet Through Birthright
In a brief exchange Yale and Brown discuss whether poetry is innate and conclude that poets are born, with Yale asserting that “poets are born.”
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Yale
Brown
A Stranger to Him Nine Year Old Fred Visits Aunt
Nine year old Fred visits his aunt for a week. On the first night he is shown to a new room. She checks in after tucking him in. He says he is not scared once he is acquainted but has never seen the room before today.
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Fred
Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure vegetable remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims non stimulant action and provides bottle sizes and a sample offer by mail from Binghamton New York. The note ends with a light aside about photography.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Red Cross Ball Blue Promises Sparkling Linens
To insure glistening white table linens, use Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry. It never disappoints. At all good grocers, 5c. If a man has plenty of sand he always has plenty of grit.
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Lincoln, Neb
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Manitoba
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Roy Wiles
Louisville
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Nickerson
Paul Bize
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Seward County
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State Compensation Department
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Kansas City
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Goshen, Ind
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Dundee
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Woodbury
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Mississippi
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Sterling, Kans
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