Zolas Parly Trials and Early Struggles Highlight Zola’s Rise
The account recalls Zola facing years of misery in Paris and the south of France before finding work with Hachette. He sold wool from his bed, survived via a doctor’s letter, and became Hachette’s clerk and later private secretary, aided by a diligent wife.
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Zola
Gambetta
Castle Sarrasin
al. de Freycinet
France
Paris
Pola
Hachette
London
Cordial of Cod Liver Oil Promises Clear Cough Aid
The advertisement touts Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil as delivering the benefits of cod liver oil without the grease. It claims usefulness for coughs colds and pneumonia with gratifying effects and broad consumer appeal.
Grandmother Gives Eddie Burt Gold Watch at Schlos Bros
A holiday surprise occurred at Schlos Bros when Master Eddie Burt received a solid gold watch and chain from his great-grandmother who walked into the store on Christmas Eve. Mrs. Laird, now 66, resides in South Portsmouth.
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Eddie Burt
Schlos Bros
Laird
Portsmouth
Stewart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted as Digestive Aid
An advertisement extols Stewart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, scientific remedy for digestive disorders. It argues against cathartics, claiming the tablets aid digestion by stimulating digestive fluids and easing congested bowels and membranes. It cites testimonials from customers in Wisconsin, Massachusetts, and Detroit and invites readers to try the product for 50 cents.
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Stuart
M. Paith
Byrd's Creek
Wis
EK. Willard
Onslow
Vr. White
Canton
Tama Anfferer
Mal
Phil Brooks
Detroit
Gch
Thesprasia Aire
Stewart
Ruin In Crossed Legs
A Philadelphia Record excerpt warns that crossing legs harms health by compressing nerves and vessels under the knee, dulling sensation and weakening limbs. It urges uncrossing for strong, supple legs, noting habitual crossing leads to numbness and poor shape.
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Philadelphia
Lantern Slide Prank Ends With Refractory Don Picture
A suburban photographic society member lecturing with lantern views had a prankster insert his own lantern portrait. Fate and chance intervened as the lecturer, unaware, read aloud the next slide caption describing a refractory don, turning the joke into an awkward moment.
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Photographic Society
Minnesota Nicknames and Rural Anecdotes
Minnesota has been called the North Star State for its geography and coat of arms, the Lake State for its many lakes, and the Gopher State due to abundant gophers. A rider over a gopher-rich plain risks being thrown into a hole. A Georgia servant claims age by comparing himself to a white oak tree on a plantation in a humorous courtroom exchange.
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Minnesota
Court of Justice
Georgia-darky
Atlanta Constitution
Speeding the Parting and Quick Wits in Old Columns
A collage of quick quips and spoof quotes from old papers. Scenes of family gossip and social bluff mix with a joke about a jury summons and a doctor’s take on money worries. Classic ribbing and mischief shine through in playful phrases.
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