Manly Boy and the Bright Future in a Forest Image
A poem fragment extols the boy as future strength and virtue. It likens a boy to an acorn becoming an oak, praising simple truth, upright youth, and the hope carried by a noble, tender, faithful boy as king of the world. The verse weaves imagery of growth, family joy, and enduring character.
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Anon
Prohibition in Kansas City Kansas Shows Prosperity
Gen J B Weaver forwarded an article citing C W Trickett assistant attorney general of Kansas praising the closing of saloons in Kansas City Kansas. The piece claims the city, population about 100000, has seen bank deposits rise by 1.5 million, more teachers hired, reduced crime and aid to charity, and a booming economy with a nonviolent, crime-minimized environment. It argues Kansas City Kansas demonstrates that saloon closures can stimulate business, growth, and civic health.
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J B. Weaver
The
Register ‘and Leader
Kansas City
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Reformatory
Court of Common Pleas
The Time to Laugh and Local Health Anecdotes
A Baltimore matron notes her baby Harry is sad after a missed trip to a Simmonses charades. A woman touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for headaches and health. A veteran relays battle relics inquiry, while DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills promise quick relief for urinary issues at Langerak's Drug Store Linden's.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
F. D. Stubenrauch
DeWitt
Soldat Langerak
Vandgr
Linden
Indirect Tales and Patent Remedies in a 19th Century Ad
A collage of humorous lines from Tid-Bits with a father and son peach riddle, followed by ad copy for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea sold by Langerak's Drug Store and Vander Linden's Bazar. Includes a Georgia murder case anecdote and a punchline about a judge. Also notes neat job printing service by The Chronicle.
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Odd
Langerak
Vander Linden
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