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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1908
Page
2
War doctrine at odds with Archbishop Ireland stance
The remark cites Archbishop Ireland denying belief in war yet endorsing decisive force if war is inevitable. It questions whether the implied justification of brutal aggression is a logical fallacy within his stated pacifist stance. The dialogue centers on moral consistency and practical prudence in conflict.
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Ireland
Philadelphia Looks to Mark Two Hundred Twenty Fifth Founding
Philadelphia plans a commemorative event next October as Mayor Reyburn advocates adopting the old home week concept to celebrate the citys founding and local heritage.
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Philadelphia
Shall army officers wear corsets question stirs critics
The statement about army officers wearing corsets provokes ridicule as the idea of bulging figures being constrained is met with sharp humor. The remark suggests a broader critique of rigid appearances and discipline.
Heiresses Return from Old World Splendor Abroad
The heiresses who married titles and lived amid old world aristocracy are returning home. They appear to have shed their aristocratic cravings, many having left behind their former luxe lifestyle in search of simpler lives.
Calaveras Skull Evidence Outlined by UC Professors
University of California bulletin summarizes Prof J D Whitney evidence on the Calaveras skull found in a Bald Hill shiner shaft near Alta California. The skull is dated to a cave used by Native Americans as a burial site.
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University of California
J. D. Whitney
Calaveras
Bald Hill
Alta‘ville
Cincinnati mayor seeks to bar women from driving cars
The Cincinnati mayor proposes banning women from operating automobiles, claiming only sewing machines should be run by women. Women reply that such a claim echoes a mean man who keeps the fun for himself while leaving women with the hard work.
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Cincinnati
Smoking habits shift amid economic slump and market shifts
National tobacco figures show contrary to slave myths of smoking control. During the October panic cigar output fell by 146 million in one month and December saw another drop of 100 million. Cigarette manufacture also declined as consumers sought to economize or switch to pipes.
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Itn
Wife of Indiana editor urged for state office nomination
The Indianapolis Star notes a two column appeal by the editor’s wife in his paper for his nomination. It questions the editorial voice seen as a marriage vow style rhetoric, yet states the lady is all right despite Utah like phrasing appearing in the form.
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Indiana
Indianapolis Star
Unclear recount of a Pennsylvanian moved to spare room
A Pennsylvania man relocates to a spare room to care for his mother amid a troubling scene. The report hints at personal sacrifice and family tension as Baltimore residents comment on maternal figures.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Whisky Fire Devastates Peoria Distillery and Forces Evacuations
A seven story Peoria distillery owned by Corning & Co. suffered a $750000 blaze that threatened a grain elevator holding $150000 in grain and forced 6000 nearby residents to flee. The fire started on the top floor, origin unknown, with possible arson cited. Police surveil two suspicious men near the plant.
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Peoria
Corning & Co
Peter Casey
City Electrician
Populists Nominate Watson for Presidency at Olympic Theater
St Louis Thomas E Watson of Thomson Ga was unanimously nominated for the presidency by the People's party in session at the Olympic theater Friday. Samuel W Williams of Indiana was nominated for the vice presidency. Jay W Forrest of Albany N Y placed Watson's name before the convention.
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St. Louis
Thomas E. Watson
Thomson
People’s Party
Olympic Theater
Samuel W. Williams
Indiana
Jay W. Forrest
Albany
N. Y
Mr. Watson
Thirty Six Men Drowned in Naval Collision
In Plymouth England the torpedo boat destroyer was sunk after Berwick collided with it during Thursday night maneuvers in the English Channel. Thirty six crew members perished as the ship split in two and went down almost instantly, leaving many unable to jump clear. Rescue efforts were hampered by poor visibility and a high severities of men left in the water.
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Plymouth
England
Berwick
English Channel
War on Anarchists Arrests in New York Roundup
A government crackdown begins with wholesale anarchist arrests led by secret service agents in New York. Those detained were taken to Ellis Island Friday for immigration scrutiny. individuals unable to prove legal permission to stay will be deported.
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New York
Mitchell Declines Panama Canal Labor Investigator Post
Ex-president of the United Mine Workers of America John Mitchell visited the White House on Friday to thank the president for the offer of the special labor investigator post on the Panama Canal and to decline the position.
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Mitchell
Washington, D. C
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
White House
Panama Canal
Rioters Clash With Troops At Workman Funeral
During a Workman funeral in Rome, rioters trailing the hearse disrupted the procession. Troops were deployed to bar passage and protect the cortege as the crowd tried to force through and pelt the soldiers with stones.
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Rome
Gotch Wins World Wrestling Title Against Hackenschmidt
In Chicago at Dexter Pavilion Frank Gotch of Iowa defeated George Hackenschmidt to claim the world catch-as-catch-can championship after a two hour struggle. Hackenschmidt quit the long match, yielding the title to Gotch amid a tense finish.
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Dexter Pavilion
Chicago
George Hackenschmidt
Frank Gotch
Iowa
Defaxit
Gotch
Railroad leaders urge House committee against anti-railroad bills
Guthrie Oklahoma B L Winchell, chair man of the Rock Island system executive committee, and Fort Smith Western railroad general manager Bushner urged the railroad committee of the house on Monday to oppose passage of anti-railroad legislation.
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Guthrie, Ok
B. L. Winchell
Rock Island
Bushner
Fort Smith & Western Railroad
Railroad Committee
House
Bushnell
Beel Beats Parr in Two Falls on Monday Night
Beel of Wisconsin defeated English wrestler Jim Parr in Lincoln in two straight falls, securing a clear victory over Parr on the Monday night bout.
Mob lynches prisoner after assault near Loxley
Mobile Alan Walter Clisaytan, serving a manslaughter sentence at Hand Lumber stockade, assaulted 20 year old Mrs. Jo seph White at her home six miles below Loxley. A mob of 75 men dragged him from the Baldwin county jail outside Bay Minette, earlier Saturday night, and his body was not found.
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Weeson
John Burr
Burr
Earl Smith
J. W. Smith
Smith
Mobile
Alan Walter Clisaytan
Joseph White
Bay Minette
Loxley
Clayton
Bay Mivette
Baldwin County
Divorce Epidemic in Family of Ottumwa Men
William Carnes and his sons Samuel and Charles of Ottumwa Ia face divorce proceedings at the April term of district court. The father and son Samuel express loss of hope after a second trial in their failed marriages.
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Ottumwa
William Carnes
Samuel
Charles
Miss Mary Palmer Drowned. Death Attributed to Shock
The remains of Miss Mary Palmer of Dayton were brought to Bellefontaine after a skiff overturned on the Miami River. Her father Dr. H. E. Palmer believes she died from heart failure caused by the shock of the cold water, though she was known as an excellent swimmer.
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Bellefontaine
Mary Palmer
Dayton
Miami River
H. E. Palmer
Youth Beaten to Death on Pig Four Train
Charles Comer Sanele of Lima was beating his way on a Pig Four train when he fell from a car at a street crossing, suffering mangled legs and arms. He died later in the hospital after a dying statement alleging a detective knocked him from the car with a blackjack.
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Dayton, O
Charles Comer Sanele
Lima
Reinstated City Detective Gets $2386.16 Payment
An alternative writ of mandamus compels Youngstown officials to pay $2,386.16 to George B. Moyer, a city detective suspended for two years and later reinstated by the supreme court. The ruling follows his reinstatement.
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Youngstown
George B. Moyer
Supreme Court
Snuff Thrower Ducked at Denison Meeting
Rodney McCullum of Granville was ducked by Denison students in the creek after he blew snuff in the town hall during a literary contest. The act caused many sneezes and nearly disrupted the gathering.
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Newark
O—Rodney McCullum
Granville
Denison
Match Fire Destroys 20 Acres in Woodbury NJ
A wood chopper dropped a match causing a forest fire that burned about 20 acres of woodland owned by J. M. Nelson J Brooks and the estate of Jarvis Pedrick along the Center ton road in Woodbury New Jersey.
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Woodbury
N. J
J. M. Nelson
J. ©. Brooks
Jarvis Pedrick
Centerton Road
Will leaves $10,000 to Bridgeport church
The will of Charles M. Minor, filed in Bridgeport Connecticut, bequeaths the entire $10,000 estate to the Congregational church. Probate proceedings begin as the will is offered for probate.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Charles M. Minor
Congregational Church
Negro Sues Congressman Over Streetcar Altercation
Louis Lundy, a Black man, files a $20,000 damages suit in district court against Representative Thomas Heflin of Alabama. The suit stems from an on streetcar altercation on March 27.
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Washington
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Louis Lundy
Veteran Found Dead In Mason City Home
Jacob F. Church, an elderly soldier and pioneer resident of Mason City Iowa, was found dead in his bed with a rifle in his hands. Authorities believe the death was self-inflicted.
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Mason City
Jacob F. Church
Pound urged to run for Chippewa Falls mayor
Chippewa Falls mayors race attention shifts to Thad Pound former Wisconsin governor and longtime state leader. At his age he may consent to enter the mayoral contest as local pressure grows for his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boom Pound
Chippewa Falle
Wis
Thad C. Pound
Wisconsin
Love Worth Half a Million Suit in Cincinnati
John M. Gorman a former telegraph operator now a millionaire is sued for 500000 dollars for alienating the affections of the wife of clerk Harry Rensch. The case centers on a Cincinnati dispute over romance and financial stakes.
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Cincinnati
John M. Gorman
Harry Rensch
Little Stranger Gifts and Washingtons Birthday Reflections
Mothers discuss infants as if toys and gifts centered on Washington's Birthday. Reginald ponders delaying use by wrapping the newborn and giving him next year. Miriam's arrival prompts Hannah to claim the baby for the kitchen, a wry family joke about endings and beginnings.
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Harold
Reginald
Reggie
Washington
Mamma
Miriam
Hannah
Jane
Cure Claim for Itching Rash Led to Blood Poison Fears
A Milan Missouri claimant credits Cuticura remedies for stopping a long itching rash and leg outbreak that grieved him after grippe and pneumonia. He states three doctors failed, then Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent ended the leg symptoms with no further trouble.
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J. F. Heanen
Milan
Gazetteer humor and odd natural history bits
The London Globe cites amusing notes from the Imperial Gazetteer of India. A district is described as an extensive rolling plain with ridges and valleys, while a buffalo is said to produce milk richer in fat and lacking a hump, with a distinct voice.
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New
Imperial Gazetteer of India
London Globe
Toledo firm swears to cure with Catarrh Cure
Fr Ort, December 3 1486 Franz J Culver declares he is consor er of F J Culver & Co Toledo Ohio will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Bach's Catarrh Cure. Hoall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio sell by druggists 75. Take Fall's Family Pile for constipation.
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ToLepy
Franz J. Culver
F. J. Cuzver & Co
Toledo
County
Stace
Bach
Acta Directit
F. J. Cheney & CO
Miss Mildred Chooses Patience With Mr Ketchley
A Slayer recalls Mrs prudent urging Mildred to treat Mr Ketchley with respect. He may not be handsome, but is sensible, well connected, and successful in business. Mildred retorts she would welcome him if he did not take so long to go.
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Mildred
Ketchley
Miss Mildred
Starch Claim Highlights Inferior Earlier Brands
The ad argues starch is constantly improved and older patent starches are inferior to present products. It cites Defiance Starch as the latest discovery that omits harmful chemicals and, with a new ingredient, yields greater strength and smoothness than rival brands.
Never Take Anyone Across Who Cannot Pay
A weary traveler offers the ferryman a priceless tip in exchange for crossing the river. Once ashore the man reveals a hard lesson: never ferry anyone who cannot pay. The exchange highlights a cynical prudence in a cautionary anecdote.
Rastus Answers Geography Question With A Big Term
In a Darktown school, a teacher asks about the Great Divide. Little Rastus grins and blurts out a playful mispronunciation, saying it is about “Cuttin’ a big termeion,” reflecting a humorous but respectful classroom moment.
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Darktown
Cuttin
Rastus
Champagne Broker Buys With Beer Income, Courier Journal Notes
A Louisville Courier Journal item highlights a man who buys champagne on a beer income, describing him as a broker and illustrating frugal or unconventional funding. The short vignette emphasizes ingenuity in spending.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Many Families Are Homeless After Bridge Collapse
A cloudburst floods Elkhorn and Tug river valleys in West Virginia, washing out bridges and flooding towns. In 36 hours three men drowned when a suspension span collapsed on Bluestone river. J W Young 18 Arthur Castle 24 and S W Sanders 24 named among the dead. North Fork and Keystone also report losses with Norfolk and Western rails disrupted. Over 1000 men work to restore traffic as rains persist.
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Elkhorn
W. Va
Tug River
Tug
Bluestone
Bluestone River
J. W. Young
Arthur Castle
S. W. Sanders
North Fork
Keystone
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Populists Open Convention in St Louis With Coxey Nominat
The Populist convention opened in St Louis at the Olympic Theatre with a prayer by Rev Thomas Wadsworth of Indiana. J H Ferris of Joliet named temporary chairman and Gen J S Coxey gave a populist speech. About 300 delegates from 35 states attend with Minnesota Washington California Mississippi South Dakota and Michigan each sending one delegate. Frank E Richey of St Louis seen as probable permanent chairman. Support for Thomas E Watson of Georgia for presidential nominee is broad except Nebraska which backs Bryan but may not present his name.
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St. Louis
Olympic
Thomas Wadsworth
Indiana
J. H. Ferris
Joliet
J. S. Coxey
J. A. Parker
Louisville
Bryan
New York Kills Horse Racing in Senate Action
Albany N Y chaired session on Thursday saw the Senate substitute the Hart anti racing bills for the Agnew measures and pass them 27 to 19. The Hart bills mirror those already approved by the Assembly and are headed for Gov Hughes signature ending metropolitan track racing for this session.
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Albany
Senate
Assembly
Hughes
Miners to Hold Conference in Indianapolis
Columbus Ohio miners and operators received an invitation from President Lewis of the United Mine Workers to attend a meeting in Indianapolis next Monday April 6. The aim is a joint conference of miners and operators from Ohio Indiana Illinois and Western Pennsylvania to revive the interstate agreement. Representatives from the four states will attend.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Mitchell to Start Labor Paper in Indianapolis
John Mitchell retired UMWA president said he will start a labor paper in Indianapolis to promote industrial peace between miners and operators. The planned publication aims to foster harmony and reduce industrial strife across the industry.
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Mitchell
Labor
Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Dresden Princess Mathilda Injured in Meadow Ride
Princess Mathilda of Saxony sister of King Frederick Augustus suffers a broken collarbone and severe shoulder bruising from a riding accident in the meadows outside Dresden on Wednesday.
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Dresden
Mathilda of
Saxony
Frederick August
Robbers Open Bank Safe at Mounds Oklahoma
Thieves blew open the safe at a bank in Mounds Oklahoma at 3 o clock Thursday morning taking about 6000 dollars before residents woke. Police conducted searches but no arrests were reported.
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Muskogee
Okla
Mounds
Guthrie Ok B L Winchell Chair Manager Bushnell Fort Smith
Guthrie reports B L Winchell named chair with Manager Bushnell taking duties for Fort Smith operations. The appointment outlines leadership changes and responsibilities for the local Fort Smith office as of the latest dispatch.
Beel Defeats Jim in Lincoln Wrestling Duel
Wisconsin's Fred Beel beat Jim on Monday night in Lincoln Nebraska in a closely contested wrestling match. The result shifts momentum for both programs as the crowd cheered the decisive victory.
Missouri Kansas Athletic Rivalry Through Ten Years
Missouri and Kansas have met in 53 games across football baseball track and basketball with Missouri winning 29 and tying 2 while Kansas has 22. In five years interstate games show Missouri 23 wins and 1 tie to Kansas four football wins and four basketball wins, Missouri also leading in baseball and track. Kansas has yet to win a track meet against Missouri. baseball series began 1897 with Missouri leading 17 of 28. football began 1891 with Kansas winning 22 to 10 and holding a 10-6-0 edge since then.
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Missouri-Kansas
Missouri
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Tigers
Kansas University
Missouri Kansas
Kansen
Fire destroys Columba homestead of Maj Rollins
LaGrange, residence of C B Rollins at Columbia burned recently. About 200 State University students rushed to the scene beating the local fire department by half an hour and saved contents including paintings and curios. Loss estimated at 8000 dollars. origin of the fire unknown.
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LaGrange
C. B. Rollins
Columbia
State University
Maj
James 8. Rollins
University
Rollins
Thomas Benton
Washington Irving
A Glance Backward in Clay County History
A reminiscence notes Mr Means living in Clay County since birth and recalling a 1850 King City visit. A friend doubted vacant land would be taken, timber scarce for fencing, yet the land later became one of the state’s thickly settled prairie regions. Early settlers hunted timber, not prairie.
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Mr. Means
Clay County
King City
Liberty
Egg Story Involving Local Prosecutor Office
A bantam hen visited Prosecuting Attorney Harris to drop an egg, but a larger farm hen at Tilford Murry’s northwest of town outdid her. Murry found a fresh egg in his overcoat pocket, and witnesses reported a hen had been in the room where the coat rested all day.
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Harris
Tilford Murry
Columbia Tribune
Mr. Murry
Pioneer of Platte County Dies at 94
George Knoth a longtime Platte County farmer died recently in Kansas City at age 94. He lived and worked in the county for many years and was well known in local agricultural circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte County
George Knoth
Kansas City
Missouri Dry Vote Prompts State Crime Cost Debate
Liquor interests warn Missouri dry laws reduce revenue, while Gov. Folk and state officials argue savings in criminal costs will exceed losses. State covers felony prosecutions. counties bear misdemeanors. Legislatures had balanced a budget with about $1 million excess revenue, but Folk vetoed or delayed roughly $800,000 of appropriations to guard against deficit if revenue falls short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Folk
Gov
Trainmen Must Not Smoke Policy at Sedalia Offices
An official bulletin at Sedalia Missouri Kansas and Texas offices states that any conductor, brakeman, or porter caught smoking on duty will be discharged.
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Sedalia Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Hale Old Couple Marks Long Settling Life in Gentry
Mr. Andrew Kier of Gentry recently celebrated his 86th birthday anniversary, while his wife is 81 years old. They are among the oldest settlers in Gentry county, having arrived in 1841. Mr. Kier, a native of Pennsylvania, was married 56 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kier
Gentry
Gentry County
Mr. Kier
Pennsylvania
Lumber Dealer W F Jackson Dies in Smithton at 78
W F Jackson of the firm W F Jackson and Son lumber dealers at Smithton died there recently. He was 78 years old. The obituary notes his long service in the timber trade and his prominent role in the Smithton community. He is survived by family and business associates.
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W. F. Jackson
Smithton
Aristocratic Farmers Install Gas and Electric Plant Homes
Wealthy farmers in central Missouri install gas and electric plants for cooking heating and baths. In Saline County one farmer adds a hot water heating plant and bath rooms with water pumped from a large cistern.
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Missouri
Saline County
Died While Waiting on a Customer in Store
John Voss of Sheldon died in the store of F. G. McCutcheon while waiting on a customer. He was 59 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Voss
Sheldon
F. G. McCutcheog
Mr. Voss
Yease Ch
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aid to Women
A historic plea promoting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female troubles. Letters from women claim avoiding surgery and healing conditions like displacements, fibroid tumors, and backache. Claims to have helped thousands since 30s. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice from Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkhawm
Barbara Base
Kingman
Kansas
Pin
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Arthur R. House
Church Road
Moorestown
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkhaim
Barneys Roof Debate on Satisfaction and Contentment
Barney Malloy and Mike Carrey work on a roof when Mike asks the difference between satisfied and content. Barney replies there is no difference, then notes he is satisfied his wife Molly Carrey is his wife but not content.
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Barney Malloy
Mike Carrey
Barney
Mike
Molly Carrey
Evidently Strange in a Gentleman's Arrival
Mr. Struckitt Wright introduces a new butler who mentions a likely visitor, a brother, and wonders if he resembles him. The butler notes the brother appears very gentlemanly, prompting curiosity about any family resemblance and the expected guest.
Couldn't Catch Her Gathered Back in Oil Stroke
In a humorous, clipped exchange two women discuss a failed attempt at selling stock by a man named P. Allette Dauber. Mrs. Old stock laments being “done in oil” while Mrs. Justgot it recalls a prior encounter with a smooth salesman selling oll stock.
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P. Allette Dauber
Mrs. Oldstock
Mrs
We have done for others when death comes
A brief reflection on the measure of a life, focusing on actions for others rather than self, attributed to Walter Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Good Humor and Bright Health From Right Food Postum
A Washington woman credits stopping coffee and using Postum with restoring health and cheerful nerves. Four years ago doctors said she would not live long. after coffee avoidance and daily Postum, she regained energy, could write letters, and enjoy daily tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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