Billy Mudge and the Stocking Robbery Tall Tale
A farm boy Billy Mudge unarmed and cautious observes a thief break into a house. A girl on horseback appears with the robber, a posse pursues, and Billy finds a stocking full of paper and stones in the house. The scene shifts to a moving picture set revealing the comic prank.
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Billy Mudge
Dilly
Billy
Santa Claus
Jack Horner and the Abbot's Pie Deeds Tale
The New York Sun recounts a Tudor era fable where an abbot hides royal deeds in a pie. Jack Horner steals the parchments, wastes them in a brook, and the king orders the abbot hanged for contumacy, illustrating a grim legend in a children’s rhyme context.
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Jack Horner
England
Henry VII
Whitehall
London
Hal
New York Sun
Feats For an Emperor and His Eating Regimen
A London Tatler excerpt describes Emperor Charles VI’s daily meals from a dawn breakfast to a midnight supper. He began with milk infused dishes, dined at noon on twenty dishes, and had two later suppers, each followed by heavy pastry and alcohol, shaping a forty year shift from appetite to taste.
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Mary Montagu
Charles VI
London Tatler
Sheathing a Ship with Copper to Protect Hulls
Copper sheathing covers the hull to defend against wood-boring worms in tropical seas and against decay. It is especially important for iron ships where seawater causes rapid oxidation and brittleness.
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Tropics
Civil service explains job protections in old Cincinnati Enquirer
The book asks what civil service is and the cheerful narrator explains that civil service jobs offer protection from firing, unlike non civil service posts where dismissal is at the employer's whim. The exchange reflects a view of the civil service system as safeguarding tenure.
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Civil Service
Cincinnati Enquirer
Oh George, Father Disturbed by Marriage Plan
The girl greets George and explains her father is excited and disturbed after she told him George wants to marry her. George agrees to enter and calm him, asking what is the matter. The girl confirms his desire to wed.
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George
The Laggard Bosses of the Boardroom
A sharp critique voices that some actors are shameless and shiftless. The Woman with the angular jaw notes the irony of a man advertising on a billboard that his wife supports him. The husband questions the claim, highlighting gendered labor norms.
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Buffalo Express
Whom the Girl Chooses Sparks Return of Willoughby
A brief Birmingham Age-Herald exchange hints at romantic disappointment and a decisive win in love as Wy asks who secured the girl and the answer is He.
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Willoughby
Birmingham Age-Herald
His Sense of Humor and idle complaints in modern life
The note cites a humorous exchange about hat decorations from Woman's Home Companion and a remark from Lubbock about idle people who complain they cannot find time to do what they wish. It blends light domestic wit with an observation on motivation and leisure.
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Lubbock
Wilkinson's Office Hoax Yields A Quiet Matrimony Twist
In a Wilkinson's store turmoil over love leads Henry McCoy to reveal he is a girl named Helen. Bookkeeper Tom Arnold declares himself to be Bettie Leslie, and in a turn of events Helen and Bettie both wed their respective bosses, Arnold and Wilkinson.
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Farmer McCoy
Helen
Henry McCoy
John Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Betty Leslie
Henry
McCoy
Miss Leslie
Tom Arnold
Bettie Leslie
Mr. Wilkinson
Harry
Helen McCoy
Arnold
Relief Funds Audited in West Terre Haute
The flood relief committee reports $8,076 handled with $32 spent on printing and stationery. Most funds went to food and furniture for 3500 families. Ota McKay fined $10 for breaking quarantine after exposure to small pox. he testified food supplies were provided per the sanitary officer.
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Terre Haute
Flood Relief Committee of
West Terre Haute
Ota McKay
Farmer Frank Bourne Murder Mystery Shocks Camden
Richmond relatives of farmer Frank Bourne in Camden report anonymous letters claiming Bourne was murdered three months ago in Mississippi. Bourne last went to Jackson, Mississippi, on business and has not been heard from for over three months.
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Richmond
Frank Bourne
Camden
Bourne
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Farmer Peru-Frank Hall Faces Arson Perjury Charge
In the circuit court Peru-Frank Hall the farmer is in trial on perjury charges linked to a barn fire years ago. Investigators say thieves stole $600 worth of clover seed, seed recovered, and Hall allegedly gave false testimony at the thieves’ trials.
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Peru
Frank Hall
Circuit “Court
Hann
Paoli Organizes Woman's Improvement Society
The Paoli A Woman's Improvement Society has formed to promote public improvements including restoring the old cemetery where graves exceed a century in age. The group plans other community projects to enhance the town environment.
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Paoli—A. Woman’s Improvement Society
Quotations on Patience Liberty and Value
A collection of aphorisms and quotes evaluates patience liberty power habit love and self. It contrasts discipline with despair, labor with joy, and self-worth with public virtue through writers like Enctetus Jerrold Shakespeare and Ovid.
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Enctetus
Jerrold
Shakespeare
Ovid
Schiller
Farmers Urged to Contact Cumberland Telephone for Rural Service
Readers in rural districts are urged to write to the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co or Nashville for details on obtaining telephone service. The ad highlights low cost and great advantages, claiming it modernizes farms by placing them in direct contact with key points.
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Cumberland ‘Telephone and Telegraph. Co
Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Buffalo Hill’s Wild West Far East Double Bill
Two exhibitions contrast the Wild West and Far East in a spectacular double bill headlined by Buffalo Hill. The event showcases a greatest on earth style spectacle with dramatic acts and a vast audience reaction anticipated.
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Wild West
Far East
Buffalo
Hill’s. Wild
Loans on farm mortgages at low rate of interest
James G. Hill advertises plenty of money available for farm mortgage loans at a low interest rate.
Time Card South ern Railway 1912 Rockport Schedule
Effective July 1 1912 trains leave Rockport daily No 41 730 am No 201 600 pm except Sunday No 54 625 pm Sunday only Arrive Daily No 200 130 pm No 42 940 pm No 4 connects for Louisville and French Lick Nos 201 and 45 connect for French Lick and Monon Nos 200 and 42 connect at Lincoln City with trains from Louisville and French Lick W E Young Local Ticket Agent
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Rockport
Louisville
French Lick
Monon
Lincoln City
W. E. Young
Buffalo Bill Far East Show in Owensboro Debuts June
The West and Pawnee Bill's Far East tour comes Friday June 20 in Owensboro with Buffalo Bill in a new intimate role. Three epoch program spans pyramids to prairies featuring cavalry displays and bucking buffalo, Auto-Polo, baremen, and boy scouts. Rail lines offer excursion rates. Hall’s Catarrh Cure cited in an oath claim by F J Cheney & Co.
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West and
Pawnee Bill’s
Far East
Owensboro
Buffalo Bill
Pyramids
Prairies
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills Advertisement
A notarized affirmation dated December 6 1886 introduces Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and claims it acts on blood and mucous surfaces. The notice directs readers to send for testimonials and lists F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio selling at 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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