The Banner Notes Theatre Gossip and World Stage News
The item lists people such as Fitzgerald Kipling Rostand Suthern and Fiske, noting tours, retirements, tall actors, new plays like Sylvia's Daughter and The New Minister, and details on Mansfield Henry V and Lula Glaser's Sweet Anneilage with historical figures and casting notes.
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Wie & Barrett
Cmuie Fitzgerald
Witl
London
Jemsien
Mr. End Bre
Keres Whytal
Geere Kirtland
Radyard Kipling
Edmond Rostand
Ad¢tor Suthern
Fost
Theo
New York
Europe
Sidney Price
James K. Hackettt
Ms. Fiske
Sylvia
Henrick Christignuson
Scandinavian Dramatiste
Mansfield
Henry V
William of Orange
England
Lula Glaser
Minards Liniment Dominates Local Store Demand
Pleasant Bay trader Harlan Fulton notes Minards Liniment as the sole liniment stocked and in demand. customers reportedly request it by name, reflecting its unique standing in the shop.
Daniel O Connell Fee Book Reveals Early Legal Rise
The National Library of Ireland holds Daniel O Connell s fee book detailing his first years at the bar in 1708. Entries show income climbing from a few pounds to over 400 in subsequent years with notes in his own hand. The volume highlights early cases and a notable retort during cross examination.
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Daniel O'Connell
National Library of Ireland
O'Connell
Connell
No man should attempt to rule others who cannot rule himself
The remark asserts that anyone lacking self mastery should not attempt governance or control over others, emphasizing personal discipline as a prerequisite for leadership. The idea echoes traditional concerns about virtue, authority, and legitimacy in public life.
Vigorously aged Newmarket man credits Pink Pills
William Gray of Newmarket Ontario recounts severe rheumatism and sciatica pain over two and a half years. After failed medicines and doctor visits he uses Dr Williams Pink Pills, reports relief after ten to twelve boxes and now, at seventy, can work like younger men. He praises the pills’ blood and nerve action and urges others to try.
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The
Express
Newmarket
William Gray
Williams
Gray Gove
William
Cobbling Threats Stir Debate Over Harsh Tactics
The remark hints at aggressive methods used to push outcomes, provoking debate on ethics and safety. No individuals or organizations are named in the accessible text. The context remains unclear without further details.
Selfish Mortals and the Almighty’s Favor Debated
A reflection on human vanity argues that some people presume divine favor to profit themselves. The writer contrasts this mindset with humility and moral duty, challenging readers to consider true stewardship over self advantage.
Eclectric Oil Credited With Cure For Lameness
A reader testifies that Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil cured his knee lameness of several years. He claims it removes soreness and lameness, and serves as a pulmonic corrective. The note frames the product as a public benefit and a tested remedy.
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Werd
Thomas
Gen- Sosen
Law Points on Land Appropriation and Public Payments
Legal notes discuss the right to assess compensation upon remaining planets of a person for lands taken by appropriation and costs. It cites cases Cincinnati and N. R. Co. versus Cincinnati, Water vs. Louisville and M. R. Co., and a Massachusetts opinion. The text touches duties to inform buyers of tickets and the use of public money to pay widows or heirs of deceased public officers.
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Cucinnati i
N. R. Co
Cincinnati
E.R. AL SL
Louisville
M. R. Coe
Temms LR
Tony
Fragmentary Detroit Free Press excerpt
Odd exchange captured in a brief Detroit Free Press fragment. A male speaker asks to marry, while a female responds with a terse, incomplete reply amid garbled text and missing context.
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Xabhi
Do Not Justice a Man When He Is Loaded
A terse proverb warns against delivering judgment while a person is intoxicated or under the influence. It cautions judges friends and officials to delay decisions until impartial and clear assessment is possible.
The Benefit of the Death
A fragment from London Tit-Bits recalls a Scottish country house scene where two cousins joke about yesterday’s soup. The host’s young guest laughs as the better sought narrator jokes about lecture soups and dignity, ending with a cool remark.
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John
London
The Second Need For A Retriever
Stockman recalls a street tip about a retriever and asks for permission to obtain one. Boads- Yes. Stockmeon explains he tried it and now seeks to acquire a dog.
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Stockman
Boads
Stockmeon
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Only
An 19th century notice claims deafness arises from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and asserts only constitutional remedies can cure it. It offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and directs readers to obtain circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Teledo
Dro
The Gratitude of Posterits Portrait Praise in Curator Talk
A brief quip from Brooklyyn Life praising a portrait as the best in a collection while noting a domestic quarrel over who should inherit him as an ancestor. The exchange highlights strong admiration for the artist identified as Mr. Wacash and suggests lively debate within a married couple.
Fractured Verse Exchange Sparks Laughs in Local Folklore
A quirky dialogue from the Detroit Freeless features Madge inspecting a new chenille bonnet with playful questions about lost tae ses. The exchange hints at humorous mishaps as people step on the decorative pieces, capturing a lighthearted street scene.
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Madge
Detroit Freeless
A Sporting Vote and a Bear Exchange Mock Debate
A playful cartoon caption shows two bears discussing a mock vote. The first bear accuses the second of impersonating him, suggesting a lighthearted dispute over authenticity and sportsmanship. The brief scene carries a humorous tone.
Parmeiee Presents New Medical Potent Pill Theories
Dr Parmeiee unveils long studied medical science findings claiming Te and Deprurraten Constrrutions Parmeiee's Pill act as a tonic and stimulant. In small doses they supposedly stimulate body secretions and provide tone and vigor.
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Parmeiee
Pocahontas Wedding Color Question From Detroit Journal
The Detroit Journal quotes Pocahontas asking about a suitable bride color and Smith answering with red, noting his quick wit and courage in a playful exchange about their approaching wedding.
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Smith
Minards Liniment Claims to Cure Distemper
An advertiser asserts Minard’s Liniment cures distemper in animals. A second sentence notes the man’s claim of being self made and acknowledges an ancestral link to monkeys.
If You Are in the Right Keep a Stiff Upper Lip
A compact aphorism urging steadfastness under pressure. The phrase emphasizes moral certainty and endurance, suggesting time and circumstances reveal truth and resilience. The tone is firm and cautionary, typical of inspirational maxims.
Quote on Captain of Industry and Career Rise
A succinct aphorism notes that many successful men start at the top of the ladder and descend when they have business in the cellar, implying strategic moves during ventures. The saying frames ambition and practical steps in business growth.
Minard's Liniment Cures Gorges in Cows
A brief report notes that Minard's Liniment is credited with curing gorges in cattle. The item emphasizes the efficacy claimed for the remedy in veterinary use.
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Minard
Britons and Licers in Pieters Hill Skirmish
British and Licers crouched behind rocks as双方 exchange fire. A Poer briefly sallied out and was shot. An Inglishman aiming at him fired, bringing down the daring foe. The victor celebrated by lying back and kicking feet, but a bullet pierced his ankle during the momentary revelry.
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Pieters Hill
Ao Poer
Revival of Venice Adriatic Marriage Ceremony Planned
After a century pause the ancient ritual of marrying the Adriatic is set for revival next year. Designs have been drawn to recreate an old world state galley last used by the Venetian republic in 1797. The municipality backs the project with enthusiasm.
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Adriatic
Wise Melon or Wife Prophecy in Two Sayings
A published quip contrasts practical wisdom with a joke about musicians spotting errors in manuals. The first line praises discernment in choosing fruit and a partner, while the second mocks an amateur musician for missing faults in instruction guides.
Dregg’s Dysenter Cordial Promises Quick Cure
An old notice touts Dregg’s Dysenter Cordial as a rapid remedy for cholera and summer complaints. It claims the cold hand of death can be avoided with immediate use and asserts the medicine cures without fail.
Story of Senator Jones and his former slave in politics
Congressman Jones of Virginia recalls his father after the war when his former slave was elected to the state senate. The two sat side by side in adjoining seats. The slave asked to visit the senator's kitchen to see the cook, and the request was granted, leading to a visit in the senator's home.
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Jones
Virginia
State Senate
Senate
Senator Jones
Massa
William
Known by Company of His Wife’s Relatives
A saying notes that a man often earns his reputation from the company of his wife’s kin, whom he keeps as easy marks.
Flies in Amber Photograph Breakthrough
An Englishman has succeeded in photographing flies in amber showing dead black images. He photographs through a fluid into which the amber is placed. Some flies date back to before the flood, making the results particularly interesting.
Longevity In England Recounts A Wager On Obituary Deaths
A London Times letter notes a wager about yearly obituary tallies for deaths of people aged 50 and over. The writer reports 1 882 cases in 1900 versus 1 569 expected, with January to May the most fatal months and January the peak. He suggests this undermines the saying a green vile makes a fat churchyard.
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Stinnee
Lomdon
Thnes
Quinine Wine advertised as restorative remedy
The article promotes Quinine Wine as a universal cure for many ills, claiming it aids convalescence, relieves despondency, tranquilizes nerves, aids sleep, boosts blood action, strengthens the frame and digestive organs, and improves appetite. Northrop & Lyman of Toronto supply it at standard rates, with scientists endorsing its perfection. All druggists sell it.
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Northrop & Lyman
Toronto
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria
A historical note asserts Minard's Liniment cures diphtheria and lists the product as a remedy for colds throat and chest inflammation. The passage also mocks selfish prayers for rain and cites Bickle's Anti Consumptive Syrup as a penetrating cure with pleasing taste.
Accidents Explained as Unsolved Causes by Man
A reflective editorial argues accidents arise from human ignorance of underlying causes and urges deeper understanding rather than blame. The piece links missteps to limited science and calls for inquiry into fundamental factors behind mishaps.
System over faith in practice says a veteran's caution
A terse reflection argues that reliance on rigid systems outpaces the value of hands on experience. It contrasts theoretical safeguards with real world judgment and suggests practical wisdom outperforms mere procedure.
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Dreamland
Ceylon
India
Montreal
Whaley Boyce & Co
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Winnipeg
Hyslop Bros
Wheeler & Wilson
Portage Ave
Wm. Scott
Old London Mutual Fire Insurance Co
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