Tanlac Publicized By Manchester Woman
Mrs. Aurore Barrette of 133 Second Street Manchester recounts relief after taking Tanlac saying two bottles ended years of back pain fatigue nervousness and sleepless nights. She reports renewed energy and ability to complete housework with better rest and intends to continue Tanlac. Tanlac is advertised as widely available at leading druggists.
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Tanlae
Aurore Barrette
Second Street
Manchester
New Hampshire
Tanlac
Adv
Looked Like Promised Man in Coal Bin Remark
A Mississippi coal bin incident ends with a confrontation after a worker jostles a lump of coal hitting his companion on the head. The injured man taunts the other with a racial slur and a boastful line about resembling a promised devil.
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Mississippi
Sympathy versus underdog betting stance noted
The Observer of Events and Things cautions that sympathy for the underdog in a fight is sensible but betting on him is unwise. The remark reflects a cautious, ironic view on risk and loyalty in competitive confrontations.
The Modern Accountant Stella and Her Husband Worth
Dialogue reveals Stella asks about her husband’s value while Bella questions replacement value, indicating a financial assessment theme. No clear event or人物 names beyond Stella and Bella in a casual colloquial exchange.
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Stella
Bella
Too Many Dollars in a Man's Pocket Say Clouded Judgment
A proverb notes that excess wealth can dull perception and decision making, warning of its distracting influence on a man's choices and behavior.
Unmarried Black Man in Kentucky Explains Hesitation
An elderly African American man in Kentucky explains his reluctance to marry. A Northern visitor asks why, and the man replies with a grave face and a twinkle that he simply could not risk his own judgment.
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Kentucky
Uncle Jim
Lawdy
They Enter Without Consent to Find An Ill Friend
A couple visited a friend they heard was ill. After no answer at the front and kitchen doors they entered the kitchen. A weak hello came from behind a door and the friend emerged from hiding, marking the last time they entered unbidden.
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Chicago Tribune
After All Things Await Their Come After Them
A compact philosophical line noting that all things await those who follow them, suggesting a cycle of effort and consequence across generations. The statement offers a reflection on patience and progress, implying that future actors will inherit and continue what predecessors began.
Modern Hog House Designs Highlight Sunshine and Ventilation
William A. Radford touts hollow tile hoghouses with full daylight, openable ends, concrete floors, steel pens, feed carrier tracks, and central feed alleys. He argues proper equipment and bright, well ventilated buildings boost production, worker efficiency, and profits in pork farming.
Letter from New York Association to London on liberty May 1775
Alderman Sir John Baddeley showed a facsimile of a 1775 letter from the New York Association to the lord mayor and city of London at the Old Bailey. The letter praised liberty and justice while affirming loyalty to the king, and was prepared by the library committee of the corporation.
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The
Association of New York
City of London
Sir John Baddeley
Old Bailey
Library Committee
London
Modern hoghouse features sturdy design and ventilation
The description outlines a compact permanent hoghouse with hollow tile walls on a concrete foundation. It includes cleanable concrete approaches near pen doors, a gable roof with shingles, roof windows and ventilators for constant light and fresh air, and large end doors for access. A quotation notes English freedom and a Signatory lineage to Isaac Roosevelt.
The Most Perfect Man And A 1904 Military Note
A sage says the most perfect person is one who admits imperfection and strives to amend faults. United States troops fighting the Filipinos in 1904 were armed with Bologna weapons.
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United States
Brought Up As Christians on Pitcairn Island
A 19th century sketch notes Hugh Cuming on Pitcairn Island in 1826 discovering John Adams still guiding island youth. Mutineers’ mixed race inhabitants spoke English and Christian faith. Two native youths later dined aboard a Briton ship. they recited the Lord's Prayer before eating, taught by Adams.
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Hugh Cuming
Bounty
Mr. Cuming
John Adams
Sean
Pitcairn Island
The
Christian Science Monitor
Seaquakes and towering waves reshape bays and ships
An 1854 Simoda quake stirred a bay, exposing the seabed, then a 30 foot wave swept in wrecking ships and coastal areas. Similar mega waves have destroyed cities and vessels, with the Messina quake cited as another example of seaquake devastation.
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Simoda
Japan
Messina
Old St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
Sore backs and sprains are blamed on lumbago or sciatica and eased instantly by rubbing Old St Jacobs Oil. The ad claims rapid, harmless relief without skin burning or discoloration and urges a trial bottle from any drug store. It touts 60 years of recommendation and warns against drugging kidneys.
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St. Jacobs
Lacking Judgment in Speech Curses Versus Benedictions
A reflective meditation contrasts the ease of uttering curses with benedictions and highlights how many men still choose poorly in what they say. The piece underscores the need for discernment in language and tone.
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root
Physicians praise Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidneys liver and bladder support. The medicine is advertised as strengthening and effective with a long proven record. Readers are urged to obtain a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Adr
I Does Refuse Or Refrains Broth er Bogus Debate
A phonetic exchange from the Kansas City Star shows a dramatic taunt about loaned money with a character declaring I doesn’t refuse I dess refrains and another replying does yo still refuse to pay me the two dollars loaned on the land.
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Brother Bogus
Kansas City Star
Red Cross Ball Blue and Everyday Remedies
Antique consumer tips included: advocacy for Red Cross Ball Blue as a trusted bluing, a note that one stain remedy reportedly shows results, and a remark that bread remains the staff of life with hard tack pictured as a staple. The piece reflects period advice and household priorities.
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Red Cross
Onte
The Perpetual Smile Traditions and Pink Tea Diplomacy
Uncle Bill Bottle humorously weighs diplomacy as suavity and concealment. He jokes that anyone who can sip pink tea and pretend to enjoy a perfect time might become a capable diplomat. The remark frames diplomacy as performance and social grace in a playful tone.
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Uncle Bill Bottletop
Precious Fabrics Pique Gowns Demand Careful Buying
In a discussion about gowns and fabrics, Miss Cayenne notes that small sizes do not limit cost. She suggests weighing fabrics as a method of purchase, comparing rare weaves to karat valued materials and stressing the high price of precious textiles.
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Miss ‘Cayenne
Quotation About Work and Morality Echoes in Prose
A terse exchange on conflict with a boss ends in lost income. The speaker notes the value of experience over theory and comments on how cruel people judge by their own standards.
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Patrice
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U. S
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FE Bet
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Beaver Crossing
Nebr
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Iowa
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TERW
Omaha
Cadillac
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