Tammany to Move. Quarters Occupied by Democratic Body Since 1868
Tammany Hall in East Fourteenth Street may be sold and a new modern hall built uptown. Leaders including Charles F Murphy favor the move to a central, profitable site, possibly north of Forty second Street, after planning in secret. The 1868 convention and Seymour nomination are recalled alongside a Duchess of Marlborough remark on female responsibility.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Pastor's Theater
Academy of Music
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New York Sun
Horatio Seymour
Duchess of Marlborough
Humphry Ward
Manhood's Obligations in Fair Dealing and Integrity
Advice urges men to avoid accepting favors without returning the compliment and to act openly, justly, and upright in all four transactions. It extols manly conduct as the best investment, promising lasting dividends and security throughout life.
Amphibious Alligator Craft Emerges on Mississippi Route
A remarkable amphibious craft, called the alligator, has appeared on the Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers. It functions as boat or automobile, serving as launch, houseboat, freighter, or tug on water and climbing onto land to load on a flat car for land travel. Originating in Canada, about 80 of this type operate in lumber regions. It uses steam power combined with a land propulsion system, including steel runners and a cable drum. The boiler is centered to prevent tipping, and the craft can ascend grades up to one foot in three, averaging one to two miles per day on land and faster on water.
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Kansas City
Mississippi
Missouri
United States
Canada
Northwest
Son Seeks Father's Toga In Maryland Senate Race
Baltimore Democrats launch campaign for Gorman son to succeed Senator Rayner in the 1909 primaries. At 34, he mirrors his father yet is seen as more combative and trained in government theory. Rayner supports a court inquiry for Col Stewart, a Whyte relative, and faces opposition from Warfield and both Baltimore Independent papers.
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Maryland
Gorman
United States Senate
Rayner
Warfield
Mr. Gorman
Col Stewart
Maryland Dreyfus
Whyte
Five Months in Hospital Then Healed by Dean’s Kidney Pills
Levi P. Brockway of Anoka Minnesota says after five months in a hospital he was discharged as incurable with six months to live. He suffered heart trouble smothering spells and fainting, with impaired sight and kidney issues. After using Dean's Kidney Pills his condition improved and he has felt well since. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Levi P. Brockway
Second Ave
Anoka
Minn
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Fortune Teller Warns of Accident Before Car Owner Realizes
A fortune teller warns a car owner of an imminent accident before the owner recognizes he owns an automobile. The odd exchange suggests premonition or superstition influencing the conversation.
Tortured Six Months Eczema Healed By Cutfcura Remedies
A mother details years of failed treatments for her son's eczema lasting six months. After trying two doctors with little relief, a set of Cutfcura Remedies led to rapid improvement. Within a week sleep returned and after two months the skin cleared. The child is now two and eczema free. Mrs Louis Leck San Antonio Texas Apr 15 1907. A Drawback.
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Louis Leck
San Antonio
Tex
Lightning Oil advertised in Alabama letter
A Montevallo reader praises Lightning Oil as a universal balm for pain and burns. The letter emphasizes its quick relief for minor injuries and household accidents, urging others to seek the product when pain strikes.
Primrose League Endures As Humble Flower Legacy
The Primrose league preserves Lord Beaconsfield’s affection for the hum ble primrose. A cautioned note urges examining every bottle of Castoria, a safe remedy for infants and children, bearing its trusted label. The ad also counsels young men against declaring lifelong devotion in courtship while refusing work after marriage.
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Trought
Lord Beaconsfield
Hunt's Cure and Social Burglary in High Society
The excerpt lampoons wealth and poverty. It notes affliction affects all classes and mocks charitable remedies as tools. It cites Jim De Peyster, a fortune scion turned social chaperon, accusing him of aiding rich parvenus to breach polite society.
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Adam
Hunt
Jim de Peyster
Parvenus
Jimmy
Hunt's Lightning Oil Endorsed by Farmer in Mississippi
A letter from Harrison of Kosciusko Mississippi extols Hunt's Lightning Oil as the quickest acting and most effective liniment for both people and animals. He calls it a household necessity for burns and fresh cuts and signs the testimonial with confidence.
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Hunt
Harrison, Kosciusko
Miss
Ananias Reflects on Recognition and Wealth Ambition
The quote shows Ananias tired of being labeled as medicity’s representative. He replies he would prefer to be known as someone profitable, even a malefactor of great wealth, illustrating a sharp, ironic wish for influence and money.
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Medicity
Ananias
Washington Star
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With Reward
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy claiming a $100 reward for proof of failure. The text describes the medicine as constitutional and blood-borne, with testimonials requested and the Toledo firm F. Cheney & Co. named as sellers. The page also includes unrelated humorous snippets about a museum attendant and an elderly remark.
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement Promises Quick Comfort
In a pinch use ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE powder to cure painful smarting and ingrown nails. It claims to ease sweating feet and make shoes feel comfortable. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents with a free trial package. Address A. O. Olmsted Le Roy NY.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Will Difficulties for Women in Making Wills
Conversation notes reveal a gendered view on women and wills with the stranger stating women have a ready made will. The citizen questions the idea and presses on whether women can create their own wills or not.
Groves Tasteless Tonic and Eye Salve Ads Highlight Remedies
An assortment of old medicine and product notices tout Groves Tasteless Ton ic with quinine, Pab Eye Salve, and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. The items promote ocular care, teething relief, and general health aids with prices and distributor hints from Howard Bros Buffalo and National Cotton College联系.
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Howard Bros
Buffalo
N.Y
Hunt's Cure Endorsement From J O Moore Atchison
A testimonial from J O Moore of Atchison Kansas claims Hunt's Cure will cure a larger percent of skin troubles especially itching varieties than any other remedy. He urges those with itch to try it based on his experience and that of friends.
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Hunt
J. 0. Moore
Atchison, Kan
Life is learning and loving in human experience
The quote reflects on life as a journey of learning suffering and loving with love regarded as the highest value. It attributes this view to Ellen Key a thinker known for essays on education and emotion. The line emphasizes love as central to meaning and growth.
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Ellen Key
Hicks Capuchine Cures Headache Without Dangerous Drugs
An ad touts Hicks Capuchine as a headache remedy effective for colds heat stomach or nervous troubles. It claims immediate action with no Acetaminid or dangerous drugs and promotes a liquid formulation available at druggists.
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