Notable American Social Scene and Erratic Biographical Notes
A jumble of social miscellany covers collectors and dignitaries including Baroness James de Rothschild praised for her fan collection and the Duchess of Portland noted as England’s tallest woman. It mentions Kathleen Perry Cain of Covington and a Parapet and Independent ayak on Kentucky highways, plus Marta Dura Mason’s Chicago librarian appointment. The piece also highlights Mrs. Lanstros Regal Lodge, Mrs. John R. Drexel’s jewelry display, Mrs. William B. Felton’s anti dog tax speech in Georgia, and Miss Mars E. B. Scranton funding a Madison Connecticut public library in memory of her father. the latter’s family tragedy aboard a train near New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James de Rothschild
Europe
Duchess of Portland
England
Gleneseo
Lanstr
Regal Lode
Fmal Place
Neurar
Lanugire
John R. Drexel
Neapoort
Quitman
Socieiy
Polier
Felten
Mars EB. Scrainton
New Haven
Madison
Conn
PERT PERSONALS A quirky tariff of notes and guesses
A collage of quirky items from the era includes Sonsa pursuing boxing lessons to outpace time, a claim about the Prince of Wales facing a 10 million dollar risk, and a flurry of comic blurbs from St. Louis to Indianapolis. Miscellany hints at mediation, literature ideas, and local cookery notices, all in a brisk newspaper voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonsa
Baflaio Express
Sare
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Prince of Wales
Des Moines Leader
Guerin
France
Republic
Indianapolis Journal
Ingala
Atchison
Hazusas City
Poetic Dreams and a Tough Literary Review
A fragmented column notes an author and critic debate poetry quality. Mentions Kipling and a dubious Journal transcript. Readers are urged to judge whether poetry meets standards and whether a critic can salvage the piece.
Gomez and Cuba Policy Stir Anglo-American Debate
A fragment from editorials notes Cuba's future leader Gomez and the idea of his presidency of Santo Domingo. Opinions cite fighting Spaniards as mild sport and warn of ingratitude and potential danger in foreign intervention. Multiple papers discuss peace, power and legitimacy with cautious language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomez
Santo Dominszo
Borthind
Oregon
Domingo
Washington Times
Gene
Cleveland Kun
Jdent
Cuba
St Louis Republie
The Blooming Lily Prompted Marital Intrigue
A garbled item cites Mrs. Lanzia and Gerald de Bathe in a tangled social notice. It mentions marriage links through kinship to Chicago figures, a wager on a horse, and a Royal blessing. The text is fragmented across cities including Indianapolis, Milwaukee, St Louis, and Minneapolis, with unclear dates or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waving
Tuco
Gerald de Bathe
Lanzia
Indianapolis News
Lus Lancia
Atkhense Jeha
Chicaze
Milwaukee Sentinel
Lancsioy
Lillian Tiss
Plas In Continuers Performance. —Milwander Sentine. Murs. Lanrizs
Marin
Deine of Wales
St Louis
test-Dispatch
Landry
Mingeipolis Tobenr
Lightning Strikes Reported Across Towns in Storm News
Fragmented notices describe lightning events in Ocilla Georgia where a child was knocked from its mother’s arms during a storm. A Maine honor claims to have seen a pipe lighted by lightning and strikes in Frankfort and Natchez areas illustrate multiple impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocilla
Maine
Frankfin
Limes
Aire
Natches
Three Held for Murder and Legal Troubles Ahead
Dusting Iowa September indicts three young men for murder in the assault on Mr. Schivalier last March. Bonds set at 10000 each. Arch Wood and Evan Mize posted bail, James Mitchell remains in county jail. Also notes Dinors Central Branching Out Des Moines September 20 Chicago Minneapolis line to Illinois Central system and new Omaha line from Fort Dodge. Malaria season warning urges Dr Kay's Renovator for cleansing and toning, selling by Dr J B Ray Medical Co Saratoga Springs NY. 8-4
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Dusting
Schivalier
Arch Wood
Evan Mize
James Mitchell
Dinors Central
Des Mores
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Illinois Central System
The
Central
Minneapolis
Watertown
New Ulm
Minn
Storm Lake
Illinois Centrala
Chicago-Minneapolis
Omaha
Fort Dodge
Xrour
Dr. J. B. Ray Medical Co
Saratera Springs
N.Y
Fragmented 19th Century News Snippet Mix
A chaotic OCR blend mentions voices and singing, references to Indianapolis Journal and Detroit Journal, and notes on figures like Senator Hanna and President John K Cowen. It also reports a post office in Barnum Wyoming, and a Northeastern Town Teachers meeting in Independence with expected attendance and a school adjournment recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Caspar Rapids
Northeastern Town Teachers’ Association
Barrett
Taken From Hospital to Die Hero of Kidney Remedy
Mrs George Baughart of 1320 East Walnut Des Moines recalls years of kidney and bladder inflammation. After doctors gave up she was sent home to die and passed pieces of med at Mercy hospital. A physician prescribed Kid-Rhea which she credits with her recovery in two months, enabling her to resume housework. Draper Loughlin sell the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baughart
East
Walnut Street
Des Moines
Mercy Hospital
Rhea
Old Man Quips About Wheat and Rocky Mountain Mixup
A brief exchange shows a playful frame where a man jokes about losing at wheat and recalls he forgot to take Rocky Mountain out. His wife warns he'd be sick, reflecting domestic banter in a local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Buggy Ad Offerings and Fraudulent Medical Claims
A scatted ad page item touts legal blink supplies and special forms sold by Draper and associates. It touts a “Dr Gay” cure for consumption and coughs with free trial bottles and guaranteed results, claiming widespread past cures and urging purchases from Draper & Longolin Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibel
Draper & Longolin
Drugerot
What the Druggists Say
Auribut and McArthur of Des Moines Iowa tout Kidney Kidney King as the greatest remedy for kidney stomach bladder and rheumatic troubles sold with a square guarantee. They claim high sales and general satisfaction and offer it through Draper and Loughlin with postage to Lafe Young Des Moines Iowa for the Weekly Town Capital campaign edition until the November election 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auribut & McArthur
Des Moines
Iowa
Say
St Ives
Draper & Loughlin
Lafe Young
Dominion Company Sale Notice in Chicago
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Murat Hi wares at pace and Enormon Chance of 2 l quick with a reference to The Dominion company in Chicago. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat Hi
Enormon Chance
the Dominion Company
Danton Blig
Chicago
Admiral Dew
Murat Halstett
Wri
the Deminen Company
Jon Bldg Co
Missing Doge and Teeth Care Tips Cited
A quirky advice note urges readers to save time and strain by skipping doge and teeth care steps. It frames the idea as a humorous shortcut, but lacks concrete guidance or authoritative sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe
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Zoe
Boye Shoes
Pert Personals
Markham
Pele
Kipling
Hein
Liuteate
Boeston Transcript. Journal
Gomezs
Boston Traveler
Inldianapolis Jounal
Allanty
Selina Land
Detroit Tournal
Imity
Hanna
Gus Ruhlin
Jack Stelzener
Charley Gaft
Paddy Purtell
John K. Cowen
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Princeton
Mr. Cowen
Baltimore & Ohio
Robert Garrett
the Road
Barnum
Johnson County
Wyoming
Thomas Freeguard
Leral Blanks
Dowd
Jobin M. Zane
Des Moings
Masonic Grand Lodge of Iowa
Minnesota
Minneipolis
St. Lois
Pure Chase
Mailison
Dawson
Luc Qui Parle Co
Alcivl
Prsteliss City and Country
W. Russet & Co
Adel la
Baltimore
Victor
W. H Chandler
Dodson
Bank of
Perry
First National Bank
D. J Pattee
Platt
Allen Breed + s
John Clements
K. E Platt
S. M Holmes
W.H. McCammon
A. $. Holmes
National Park Bank
New York
Cizcus’ National Bank
ALY TV
Rye Wm
Ives
Nepvita Medical CO
Jlinter Aon Sts
Qmicadg
HS. Draper &T
Klin Co Draggisis
Steadman
Tuckien
Jess
Draper Loughlin
Diller Brothers
PERLE
Pepe TY
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