Snow Fear Grips Madrid As Lions Roar At Snow
In Madrid crowds fear the first snowfall with housemaids refusing to shop and farmers worrying their lands. In El Retiro the lions react calmly to the cold, while many residents fear the unknown and wonder at the sudden winter weather.
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Madrid
Spain
el Metiro
Lions
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Vanishing Indian signs era ends as collectors seek wooden tobacconists
The piece traces the rise and decline of cigar store Indians, from 19th century symbols carved in wood by craftspeople in Maine and Quebec to today’s high prices in antique markets. It highlights notable figures like Louis Jobin, Seneca John, Chief Sitting Bull, Chief Semloh, and Old Eagle Eye, and notes their journeys into museums and private collections.
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United States
Cigar Store
Francis Drake
Walter Raleigh
England
Merrie
James I
Europe
London
Uncle Sam
Boston
Christopher Demuth
Lancaster
Baltimore
Chichester
Tom Millard
Louis Jobin
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Quebec
Jobin
Rue St. Jean
Quebec City
Canada
Robin
New York
Montreal
Edouard Marcotte
Ste. Anne
Edward Hen
Hen
New York City
Congress
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Seneca John
John
Mark Sullivan
New York Herald Tribune
America
Penn Yan
Montour Falls
Paris
Mercury
Paris Cigar Company
Main Street
Frank Jones
Colorado Springs
Colo. Frank
Clinton Osborn
Osborns
Bob Parsons
Pioneer Tobacco
Ashland
Wis
Sitting Bull
Parsons
Dakota Plains
Mississippi River
Herman Kruske
Chequamegon Bay
Old Settlers’ Association
Semlah
California
S. E. Holmes
San Francisco
Cape Horn
Marysville
Calif
Semloh
Chief Semloh
Holmes
Maltzberger Cigar Store
Reading
Old Eagle Eye
Reading Museum
Western Newspaper Union
Those Dear Girls Again in a Comic Panel
Nell and Belle trade witty jabs about Miss An tique's sad face. The caption mix brightens a quiet scene with playful banter and character humor.
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Nell
Sympathizer Prefers Gentle Guidance Over Harsh Laughter
A reflection on how people respond to those who empathize rather than demand stoic cheer in hardship, noting that sympathy often wins more approval than blunt encouragement. The tone suggests a quiet advocate for compassionate understanding over stern reproach.
Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Vitality for Children
A vintage health advert touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild stimulant for children and adults, claiming it improves bowel regularity, wards off bilious days and headaches, and offers a gentler alternative to harsh laxatives. It urges daily use and availability at drug stores in large bottles.
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Dr. Caldwell
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