Campaign Speech Repeats Lose Luster on Stump Tour
A Michigan representative J M C Smith endures the same campaign speech across gatherings. Friends listening grow weary as he jokes and revisits a familiar tale. A lumberman in a church crowd groans at the same sermon about Peter's wife's mother fever and storms out.
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J. M .G. Smith
Michigan
Peter
Bel
Mrs. Kern Develops Roanoke Farm Into Model Cattle Estate
Mrs J W Kern wife of Senator Kern of Indiana is building a 1500 acre farm between the Blue Ridge and Alleghenies near Roanoke Virginia. She supervises 250 cultivated acres daily on horseback aims to run a first class cattle farm using up to date methods. She also describes building a home as a thrilling adventure acting as architect and contractor with mountaineer carpenters.
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Washington
John W. Kern
Kern
Indiana
Kern Farm
Blue Ridge
Allegheny Mountains
Roanoke
Senate
Morgenthau Visits Palestine and Syria on Diplomatic Mission
American Ambassador Henry Morgenthau toured Palestine and Syria with Mrs Morgenthau and their daughter Ruth. The party included embassy advisers and a mounted Cavass bodyguard. In Jerusalem they were joined by Dr Hoskins Mr Peet and President Bliss of Beirut College. A reception by Vice Consul Edelman and a dinner by Jerusalem’s governor followed, with a large dinner hosted by Morgenthau.
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Henry. Morgenthau
Constantinople
Palestine
Syria
Israel
Morgenthau
Ruth Morgenthau
Cavass
Jerusalem
Doctor Hoskins
Beirut
Mr. Peet
President Bliss
Beirut College
United States
Samuel Edelman
Nervous drivers urged to conquer fear through driving
Mrs. Fred A. Britten of Chicago argues nerves can be cured by learning to drive a motor car. She says taking on driving responsibilities builds character and steadies the hand and head, with emergencies sharpening decision making and reducing hysteria.
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Fred A. Britten
Britten
Chicago
Worried About Him: A Tense Evening With a Missing Tenant
In a cramped building the landlord is unpopular and Tim and Mike wait anxiously for a late tenant. They pace through the evening as Tim asks the time and learns it nears midnight, fearing something may have happened to him.
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Rip
Mike
Tim
Lnte
Unsightly pimples on face prompt Cuticura remedy
Clyde Firebaugh from New Sharon Iowa writes that pimples and dandruff appeared years ago and persisted until he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After a free sample he bought two cakes of soap and two boxes of ointment and is now free from pimples and dandruff. The ad notes Cuticura products sold worldwide with a free sample offer and Skin Book.
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New Sharon
Iowa
Clyde Firebaugh
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Soul and Sole Farewell Fumble at School
A playful quarrel ends with a pun as a lover tells his sweetheart good night while a passerby interrupts. The father confronts them, and the moment turns into a comic misunderstanding about a soul and a sole.
Marine Eye Remedy Ad Sparks Retro Gist
An old time advertisement promotes Marine Hye Remedy for red weak and watery eyes with no smarting. It promises an eye comfort cure and invites readers to write for a free book. The piece also notes hosiery displays and a quip about tireless people.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
These Shifting Scenes Baconed by an Editor Riot Prevented
Charles Edward Russell recounts Goodman the managing editor giving an order to end every item with A Great Day for Ireland. The tactic triggered a series of fatal and grim incidents cited as examples of misjudged sensationalism, including a Brooklyn janitor’s death and a burglar’s lengthy sentence. The piece notes Col John A. Cockerill halted the spread with timely proofs and extra compositors.
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Charles Edward Russell
Goodman
Pigott
London Times
Parnell
Russell
Ireland
Hennessey
Brooklyn
Dir Well
Smythe
O’shaughnessy
Sing Sing
William Mulrooney
East Side
John A. Cockerill
Faithful Unto Death In Young Soldier's Last Stand
An officer recalls a boy about sixteen who died shielding a horse for his regiment in battle. The colonel offered to spare the boy but the youth vowed to hold the reins even in death, delivering the bridle before succumbing as bullets tore through the engagement. The tale, from Youth's Companion, highlights wartime courage.
Hair sofa prompts odd quip about cleaning and stage
A humorous back and forth between Mr Flatte and Mrs Flatte about shampooing the sofa and improving appearances. The dialogue pivots to a wry line about the world being a stage but lacking an asbestos curtain.
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J. W. Kern
Bright
Dean
Kansas
Avery
Rory
Andrew Losh
Carpenter
Lake St
Topeka
Kans
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Lydia EH. Pinkham Medicine Co
Paxton Toilet Co
Mass
Carter
Mil
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Cal
Tiree
le Salis
Fee Galeope
the Centaur Company
New York
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