Motorist killed by savage road trap near Berlin
A jeweler named Planz and his wife were killed when a wire rope stretched across a rural road near Henningsdorf, an hour from Berlin. Their elder daughter was seriously hurt, and Frau Planz died after being struck. Police say robbery was the motive, thwarted by a later arrival of another car.
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Berlin
Germany
Henningsdorf
Planz
Plunz
Herr Jahnke
Frau Piting
Minard's Oiniment For Sale Everywhere Parody
A humorous quip notes a woman cannot throw straight, except with a cutting remark as a pointed comeback. The joke plays on mischief and quick wit rather than physical aim.
Biller Criticized Over Job Performance Allegation
A local critic accuses Biller of poor work and suggests his removal from duties. The remark implies dissatisfaction with his handling of responsibilities.
Canadian Women Praise Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
Letters from Glanford Station and Chesterville Ontario express gratitude for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Women report relief from ulcers womb trouble falling of womb ovarian issues and nervous or digestive distress after using the remedy.
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Glanford Station
Ont
Lydia E. Pinkham
Henry Clark
Chesterville
Ren Pangee Sen Ae Sor Lee
Beinkham
Sts J. Martin
Ontario
Retailers Convention Sized to Refresh and Entertain Attendees
Seven committees prepared for a monster retailers convention in Regina on May 6. Officials promise best business practices and a lively program for both men and accompanying wives with special entertainment plans. A luncheon at Parliament buildings is discussed and a musical comedy may close the event at the theatre.
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Regina
Mocee Jaw
Okeas
Parliament Buildings
Regina Convention Seeks Broad Entertainment and Travel Deals
A city convention plan allocates funds for a top vaudeville show and an entire house for visitors. The transportation committee is negotiating cheap rail fares with railway firms and the publicity committee will contact retailers across the province. Knights of the Grip United Travellers and Northwest Commercial News Association committees will boost event activities and visitor participation.
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Transportation Committee
Regina
Knights of the Grip
United Travellers
Northwest Commercial Mews Association
Kellogg's Asthma Remedy Praised Across Ocean to Ocean
Describes Dr J D Kellogg's asthma remedy as distinctly different from others and notes its wide relief reputation. Claims Kellogg is the foremost and best remedy based on years of use and widespread knowledge.
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J. D. Kellogg
Kellogg
Madame Fallieres and Poultry Dispute at Rambouillet
In Paris a clash over poultry arises as Mme Fallieres, ex-president’s wife, tries to move 34 fowls from Rambouillet and claims the birds multiplied, while the state department argues the flock now belongs to the state since the original birds were replaced by two state cockerels and their descendants.
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Paris
France
State Department
Fallieres
Mme. Failieres
Rambouillet
Mme. Faliferes
Lot-et-Garonne
State Department of Domains
Mme. Fallieres
Busy people juggle small tasks with larger duties
A fragment notes that some individuals cannot attend to major issues because they are preoccupied providing routine services for minor matters. The idea contrasts large concerns with repetitive, everyday tasks.
Observation on crazy people and centrist views
The remark notes that those labeled as crazy often hold a centrist stance compared to others. It emphasizes perceived alignment with mainstream or moderate perspectives in political or social debates.
Royal Geographical Society to fund Arctic expedition
London council of the Royal Geographical Society will consider a resolution to grant a substantial sum toward Stefansson Arctic expedition funded by the Canadian government. French anthropologist Renachat came to London to join Stefansson. Two Englishmen, Dr. Janoess and possibly Prof. Murray, are named to accompany the team.
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London
Royal Geographical Society
Vilshalmar
Monsieur Renachat
Ottawa
Stefansson
Janoess
South Sea Island Fame
Prof
Murray
Dodd's Kidney Pills Help West Alberta Man End Exhaustion
In Smatyn Alta a resident S Jeremy reports two years of exhaustion and nerve weakness relieved by Dodd's Kidney Pills. He credits improved circulation and pure blood from kidney relief, claiming the pills cure kidney disease in his view and noting strong benefits over other tonics.
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Jeremy
Smatyn
Alta
S. Jeremy
Mr. Jeremy
Dodd
Dodds
Disappointed Response to George’s Shared Secrets
George reveals his past secrets and the speaker responds with strong disappointment and incredulity. The exchange centers on trust and the emotional impact of disclosure.
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George
Mercy
Paradise Deserted for West Ontario Emigration from Oxfordshire Village
In Oxfordshire a village named Paradise sees families leaving for Canada next April. From Combe and Stonesfield nearly 150 of about 900 residents depart, with more than 5 percent emigrating. Charlbury adds fifty more, amid stories of early settlers prospering abroad and sending funds home. A Breck Head Inn family migrates, noting a past pioneer who built a Canada life and a $3500 offer for a homestead. The west's climate changes many, while stayers fear coal shortages.
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London
England
Oxfordshire
Combe
Stonesfield
Paradise
Cabe and
Canada
Woodleigh
Iest
Breck Head
Vilage
It Is a Poor Matsman Says Bird in Hand Worth Two
A proverb oddly framed as a quote notes that prudence favors securing a certain gain over chasing uncertain prospects. The line contrasts risk and reward with a witty maritime-flavored twist on common wisdom.
No-Mouse Fear Alters Girl's Cat Taming Plan
The phrase suggests a girl’s fear of a mouse influences her ability to calm a cat. It presents a humorous take on how anxieties affect pet handling, implying a mismatch between fear and skill in a lighthearted, folklore-like note.
Outspoken aged bishop urges reconciliation in Italy clash
Rome reports Mrs Bonomelli the Cremona bishop known as The Patriot has issued a pastoral on Italy and Church. He laments the Vatican kingdom feud now over sixty three years and calls for conciliation while urging laity liberty outside church doctrine. The pastoral has sparked much debate across Italy.
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Rome
Italy
Christ
Mer. Bonomelli
To Cure a Cold in One Day Bromide Quinine Tablets
Advertisement notes a laxative and quinine cold cure with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. Box bears Druggists refund claim and a signature on each box. Item priced at 25 cents.
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Ib. W. Ghaves
Population growth in Russian prisons 1905 to 1911
Remarkable statistics presented to the Duma show the Russian prison population rising by 95 000 between 1905 and 1911 with most new inmates being political prisoners. From 1903 to 1911 department expenses rose 83 percent amid few terrorism incidents in recent years.
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St. Petersburg
Duma
Russia
Spring Blood Ailments and Dr Williams Pink Pills
A health advisory argues spring weakness stems from indoor poor ventilation and proposes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood enriching tonic. It includes a testimonial from Miss Lilian Howe of Portland Ontario and notes availability from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario priced at 50 cents per box or six boxes for $2.50.
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Eaker
Dr. Williams
Lilian Howe
Portland
Ont
Mistress Plans Tea Visit Before Friends Call
A lady orders Elien to be dressed by three to host visiting friends. Elien responds with surprised thanks and asks if the mistress will be present.
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Elien
Original sin ideas noted for lacking true novelty
The text suggests that many observations about human flaws lack originality and fresh insight, implying the tendency to repeat familiar critiques rather than offer new perspectives. It emphasizes the persistence of this pattern across discussions of morality.
Minards Liniment Cures Candrus
A curiously phrased snippet notes a claim that Minard's Liniment cures Candrus and adds a wry remark about belief when challenged by a foe. The tone hints at a general skepticism toward sensational medical claims in period reporting.
The Man Who Waits for Opportunity
A reflective adage noting that patient preparation yields timely chances and rewards for those who seek the right moment.
Dinner spoilage By poor digestion
A short reader note laments that many good dinners are spoiled by poor digestion. The fragment hints at dietary issues affecting meals and overall enjoyment.
Cliff falls render lifeboat launch useless at Atherfield
Several serious cliff falls at Atherfield Isle of Wight damage the launch slipway to the beach making lifeboat launches impossible. A new slipway will take several months to construct delaying rescue operations and heightening danger to coastal visitors and crews.
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Isle of Wight
London
Atherfield
Holioway's Corn Cure Claims Strong Corns and Warts
Advert shows Holioway's Corn Cure as effective on stubborn corns and warts. Claims emphasize fast relief and easy use. No specific names, dates, or places provided.
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Holioway
Doctor Redpath reports rat study finds no disease risk
London doctor Redpath, medical officer of health, told Woodbridge urban council that among 3640 rats destroyed by order, half were microscopically examined and in no case was disease suspected.
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London
Redpath
Woodbridge Urban Council
Buffaloes Change Habit in Capetown Lecture
Radclyffe Dugdale told the Camera Club in Capetown that African buffaloes have altered their habits to become nocturnal, a shift he observed during expeditions in British East Africa while stalking game with a camera. He suggested the change may be a protective adaptation against diurnal rind erpest flies.
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Capetown
Radclyffe Dugdale
Camera Club
British East Africa
He who has not done that which he ought not to have done has missed a lot of fun.
A terse moral remark noting that avoiding forbidden actions can deprive one of entertainment and adventurous experiences. The quote contrasts restraint with the pleasures of transgression and cites personal fulfillment as the outcome of bold choices.
Duchess of Genoa narrowly escapes burn from spirit lamp
The Duchess of Genoa suffered a close call when her rheumatism remedy on her arms and neck ignited from a spirit lamp. Her maid extinguished the flames, saving her from serious injury.
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Rome
Genoa
Contrarian Man Defies Well Meaning Advice
A man who resists listening to sound guidance prompts a reflection on stubbornness and advice in everyday life. His refusal to heed benefits illustrates how opposing views affect decisions and outcomes.
Monotony Sparks Public Grievance and Resentment
Citizens voice fatigue with ongoing misfortune and repetitive routines. The tone suggests frustration with dull, unchanging conditions and a call for change to break the cycle.
Boss Promotes Itself Loudly as Leader
A local figure proclaims strong leadership with assertive branding. The message emphasizes authority and visibility, portraying the boss as decisive and central to ongoing plans.
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Minard
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H. G. Smith
Reginan
Madame
Frances
West
Candrus
Chou
Namness Dears
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Spohn Medical Co
Goshen
Ind
U.S.A
Perrin
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Calgary
Vancouver
McLaughlin Carriage Co., Limited
Oshawa, Ontario
Harness
Eureka
THE
Imperial Oil Company, Limited
Mational Drug Chemical Co
Vcanada
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