Classified newspaper notices in haphazard 19thcentury ad text
The fragment lists subscription details and advertising offices for multiple newspapers. It includes names like Allard Bar Agency Ballard Ave Sunset Red 14 and Sramene Deverent Bunvet, plus Chicago offices at Hartford building and Main 1000. It notes renewal dates, unpaid status, and mail delivery terms for second class mail.
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Sramene
Deverent
Bunvet
Main
Independent
Beattie
Washington
The Man of 45 a Tragic Question of Age in Work
A Chicago man named Andrew Vermilon, age 45, committed suicide after repeated job rejections for being too old. The column argues society discards capable workers when they gray, urging reform to stop turning away trained engineers and clerks at age 45.
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Andrew Vermilon
Chicago
Vermilen
Railways
STAR DUST AND STRANGE HISTORY NOTES NOD TO MODERN LIFE
A fragmented collage touches on cigar dealers and Colorado, bankers farming for profit, disappearances growing less strange, political squabbles over sewers, and a mock debate on a great battle. The piece blends jokes, quotes, and satirical snippets about society, sports, and daily life.
Copy Boy Delivers New Work on Salary Question
The demand for Luke the Loon's Copy Boy piece is strong. The Foolisd One promises more hitherto unpublished humor focusing on salary questions and related workplace quirks.
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Luke
Stante
the & D. M
The Copy Kid Reflects on Fifty Cents a Week Dues
A narrator laments paying fifty cents weekly, considering joining the Mason city lodge for the doughy fees and dues. He weighs a bold, original act to maintain dignity while facing the financial drain and social expectations from the order.
Visitor roasts St Louis in blunt dispatches critique
Manchester, Eng. June 21 The Dispatch quotes Louis describing St Louis as an exposition city with disappearing visitors, well organized robbers and murderers, flimsy service boxes, waiters chewing and spitting on guests, and accidents rarely occurring.
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Manchester
Eng
the Dispatch Today
Louis
Exposition City
Belt buckle saved her in Fern Dale murder attempt
James Rogers killed himself after trying to murder his wife in Fern Dale last night. He demanded she resume their marriage. she refused and a bullet hit her wrist while another hit her belt buckle, which likely saved her life amid the attempted murder.
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Ferndale
James Rogers
Rustlers Captured After Bold Ranch Heist
Butter Montana June 21 Two suspected rustlers from the Dutch Henry gang were captured near Culbertson after a gunfight. Hiake and Skopek were arrested by Sheriff Comner of Glasgow and Deputy Doefler following the raid on two ranches. Tommy Reed, tied to the same gang, was seized by Canadian mounted police after a stiff frontier clash. The trail ties to the original Kid Corry gang and a $300 reward stands from the Stockman's Association of Northern Montana.
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Butter
Mont
Willeton
North Dakota
Comner
Glasgow
Doefler
Hiake
Skopek
Shota
Culbertson
Tommy” Reed
Dutch Henry
Stockman’s Association of
Montana
Canadian Mounted Police
Kid” Corry
Short time sale of full-figure panel photos
Two beautiful full-figure panel photographs offered for a brief period in folders at Herpick's studio located at 119% Marion street between Figet and Second avenues. The sale price is 25 cents.
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Herpick
Marion Street
Figet and
Second Avenues
Real estate ad touts affordable Seattle area homes and land
A classified style notice promotes 300 acres extending from Bescon Hill to Lake Washington with large lots priced at 12, 14 and 18 dollars and up plus monthly terms. It mentions 8 houses sold monthly, a $2 per month term, and a weekly price advance of 190. It notes a fine foot street graded and planked from Piret avenue to Southeast Seattle and cautions buyers that cheap prices may not return.
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Bescon Hl
Lake Washington
Piret Avenue
Seattle
Washington Street
Harris Woman Taken for Operation in Spokane
Mrs. Claude Harris was admitted to Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane for an operation. The contract to build the new west side school house is awarded to J. S. Schujer for 8250 dollars. Alterations to the high school addition aim to reduce cost to about 8000 dollars.
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Ritzville
Wash
Claude Harris
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
3. S. Schu Jer
From Columbia to the Army in Civil War Drama
Rex ingraham, a Columbia College graduate, declares love for Editha Raynor as Civil War tensions rise. After a money scheme and a robbery, ingraham enlists with Burnham opposing, while Editha glimpses a secret romance. A sergeant recruits Lyman, now a lieutenant. the troop forms from veterans of Uncle Sam’s infantry.
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Rex Ingraham
Columbia College
Christa
Academy of Music
Ingraham
Editha
John Raynor
Edward Burnham
Fairbanks
Raynor
Burnham
Bneieting
Hurnham
Ter
Washington 61 reunion letters and a perilous courier request
Rex Ingraham navigates postwar Washington circles as Capt. Winn and two strangers seek aid. Edouard Frenier requests introductions to John Raynor for funds tied to Philippe Frenier, while Rex suspects hidden motives and faces a tense encounter with Winn and a looming travel deadline.
Ingraham’s Meeting with a Pair of Shady Messengers
Ingraham Winn meets two men after a late encounter on Fourteenth Street. One man, in a black frock coat, is courteous as he introduces himself as Blunt and claims to be plain business Blunt. The other, more brusque, urges immediate talk about important matters and asks Ingraham to accompany them.
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Winn
Ingraham
Illard’s
Washington
Frenier
Eseay
Hia
Philippe Vrenier
Aid
Nenot Philippe-a
Philippe
Baton Hogue
John Raynor
Newark
Reginald Ingraham
Philippe Frensier
Edouard Frenier
Department of State
Norfolk
Mr. Bient
New
Raynor
M. Raynor
Edouard
Biant
Mr. Ingraham
Inbingy
Fredert Viastasant
Tes
Mr. Frenier
Mr. Blunt
Fourteenth Street
Rex
Mr. Renter
Old Soldier Finds Relief With Flee trif Bitters
bedridden Versailles Ohio veteran J J Mav ens suffered kidney disease for years before trying Flee trif Bitters. The tonic claims to aid liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles and leaves him on the road to complete recovery. Sold by druggists in 60 cents guaranteed.
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J. J. Mavens
Versailles
Druggtat. Sa
Guy
Ine
Indave
Yea
Trooper Rex Chapter VI Opens In Washington Scene
At eight on a hot July morning a small military ceremony unfolds along a red brick walk near Pennsylvania Avenue. Troopers in dark blue jackets, high collars, and crimson belts stand at attention under Irish sergeants while a crowd of street waifs watches.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Potomac
Washington
Old Guard
New Guard
Old and new mounted guards guard the war department steps
The scene shows two squads of U S cavalry, one finishing and the other just starting a 24 hour duty at the war department. They are smartly uniformed with trimmed beards, cloian shaved faces, and calm, impassive expressions beneath visors as they stand by their horses on F street. Infantry form the rear guard.
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New Mate
Uncle Sam
War Department
F Street
What is Life Under Strict Law and Its Pains
The ad claims life is governed by strict law and those who abuse it suffer pain and bodily trouble. It promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a gentle, thorough re adjustment to restore regular living, offered by G. O. Guy, Inc. Drug Store.
Trooper Ingraham Fits In With Elders On Tour
A trooper named Ingraham, already trained in the rudiments, joins the elder group on a tour and appears at ease with them. The scene suggests a smooth transition into the escort or visiting party as the outing continues.
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Muiad
Ingraham
Washington State Analytical Laboratory and Assay Office
Washington State Analytical Laboratory and Assay Office offers analyses of ores coal iron and drinking waters. Prices stated as moderate and work fully attested with careful attention to each detail.
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Washington State Analytical Laboratory and Assay Office (Inc
G. L. Tanzun
Atest
Ate
Garden of Eden opens near Lake Washington sells 400 lots
Birdseye view reports C D Hillman’s Garden of Eden addition near Lake Washington draws large crowds as over 400 lots and acres sold. Lakefront parcels priced from 10 dollars with terms of 16 cents a day, plus 5 and 16 acre tracts, plus houses with chicken lots on one acre. Prospective buyers urged to visit Times block office or the sawmill office and take the Washington streetcar. Also seeks laborers with good wages.
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C.D
Washington Street
Taylor's Mill
C. D. Hillman
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