Voyage Through Alaska British Columbia Fantasia
The writer describes a late night deck vigil with Captain Carroll as the ship passes luminescent aurora in misty British waters en route to Alaska. They view Bella Bella, Lama Passage, and Metlakatla, recounting Duncan’s mission, Metlakatla’s revival, and the U.S. border passage at Dixon Entrance while praising the American role in protecting missionary communities.
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Jumbled Newspaper Snippets From Early 20th Century Wits
A collection of quips and exchanges: a loquacious passenger asks about a car seat, a conductor probes gender, a girl laments rich but brainless men, and a banter about mothers tongue and baby bottles alongside murmured musings and dawns in a string of humorous lines from Chicago Evening Post Washington Star Texas Siftings and Detroit Tribune.
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Thirsty Man Buys Big Glass at Saloon
A man entered a late street saloon, offered 23 cents, and asked for a large glass. He poured until nearly full but found it inadequate. The bartender shed his clothes in mock readiness, then declined, quipping the cold air would suit the drink better.
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Reverend L W Showers Endorses Agnew Cure for Heart Disease
Elderton Pa minister Rev L W Showers describes long battle with heart disease and palpitations. He reports quick relief after using Dr Agnew’s Cure advertised in Kittanning papers and credits the remedy with stopping choking and abnormal beating. He says he has since used several bottles and highly recommends it.
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New York Health Board Endorses Superior Wine Product
Dr. Jones of the New York Board of Health testifies to the superior quality of a wine introduced by Alfred Speer of New Jersey. After a trial, he recommends its use for the sick and frail, noting improved effects before bottling and a higher price.
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