Telegraph Directory National and State Officials Listing
National and state offices listed with names and districts. Officials include governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general public instruction and representatives with districts noted for North Platte and surrounding areas. Names such as Neville Porter Connell and Goin appear alongside district references and official roles.
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Porter
John FF Connell J BR Messerve
Generel Co
Jackson
Wolfe
CHURCH SERVICES AT CHVRG WES METHODIST KHPTSCOPAT
Sunday morning and evening services listed with Sunday school at morning, Epworth League at 6d, preaching at 7, prayer meeting Thursdays, and Masses noted for the third Sunday with a priest. Local names include Brittain as superintendent and Rev WoL Acsten as pastor, with attendance and schedule details.
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CHVRG
WES Methodist
Khptscopat
Banday School
Brittain
Epworth League
Catrolag
Community Church and Masonic Fraternal Meeting Notices
A scanned notice sheet lists church services for Holy Perestemagiae and sermons, morning and evening prayers, and welcoming worshippers. It also details Camp No. 12 Royse Neighbors meetings, various Masonic lodges, orders, and female auxiliary units with meeting nights, secretaries, commanders, and locations. Names include Rev. E. Earner, A. Callahan, J.W. Newson, and others linked to Kidney Lodge and Providence Chapter.
Dried Currants Mock Debate at Grocer’s New York Shop
In a New York City grocer tale a girl asks for dried currants and learns they are raisins from Corinth. The learned grocer explains the term and the gritty sun dried process, noting the Grecian maidens stamp the fruit. A twinned humor piece follows about human nature and a socialite’s telegrams to a manager.
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Sissy
Bim Beng
Red Corfube
Gabriel
Grecian
Corinth
New York Press
Doctor Polishes Belongings On Sideboard In Witty Exchange
A professor visits a doctor and, after a joking misquote about improving the shining hours, asks whose belongings are being polished. The doctor replies that they are his and the professor corrects himself with a sly remark as the Chicago Tribune notes the banter.
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Chicago Tribune
Family Factions at Play in Orchard Street Row
Dialogue from the Philadelphia Press shows Caller and Ethel discussing Miss Robinson and Aunt Carrie Nobinson amid a tense family dispute. Sue defends her father as the scene hints at intra family loyalties and influence within a small community.
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Miss Robinson
Ethel
Carrie Nobinson
Sue
Papa
Philadelphia Press
Judge rules right to stay out all night in household
A humorous remark from the Boston Transcript notes a judge’s ruling on personal liberty within a home. It contrasts drastic jurisdiction with domestic authority. The second line mentions the ancient art of manicure evolving from French convents where nuns treated noble ladies.
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Wimble
France
Brother eaten in voyage tale from Chicago News
A Pittsburg man recalls a New York visit and a Japan voyage in which his brother was lost at sea. The ship wreck left some survivors, and Lot fell upon his brother to die to save others. Survivors apologized for the grim necessity, while the man mourns a long string of family tragedies.
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Pittsburg
Ife
Japan
Ben
Fiji Islands
Chicago News
Letters Lost in Transit at Postal Window
An old Negro asks the cost to send letters, eight cents. a man replies. The old man pays with eight coppers from his lining, then declares the letters should be sent long. He wonders where the letters are as they are dropped into the ball and stamp machine to go along. The Macon Telegraph reports the scene at the post office.
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Macon Telegraph
Obligations Dieing Charged. Mrs Buggins Calls Owed Debts
In a Philadelphia Record excerpt a speaker recounts mustering courage to call an odious debtor and to settle a long owed bill to Mrs Bjones. the exchange reveals contrition and financial progress. The line contrasts Mr Buggine’s sympathy with the act of paying an enduring obligation.
Big Girl Helper At Home Says Etheil Oh
A playful exchange shows Etheil confidently claiming she already helps her mother with housework. The line includes a humorous mispronunciation and a parent child dynamic, highlighting domestic life in a Philadelphia setting.
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Etheil
Edge of North American Continent Found East of New York
The eastern coast is shallow due to sea overflow. To locate the true continental edge one must travel roughly 80 miles due east from New York.
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New York
How To Find Out If Kidney Trouble Is Present
Learn to test kidney health with a glass of water and a 24 hour wait. A sediment indicates possible kidney issues, while pain, frequent urination, or backache suggest urinary problems. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy for kidneys liver and bladder with free sample offer through Dr Kilmer and Co.
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Ofme
Dr. Kilmer & Rome
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Binghamton, N. Y
Not Arguing in a One Sided Parlour Tale
The London News recounts Charles Keene describing a man dubbed a pot house Ruskin who verbally harangued a friend in a parlor. When the friend interposed, the speaker drew himself up and claimed he was only arguing with the other, not listening to them.
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London News
Charles Keene
Dialogue about weather and persistence sources
A quoted exchange contrasts wind and rain as Mr and Mrs Shears argue over sticking to the topic. The Boston Transcript frame mocks conversational shifts and stereotypes by labeling the woman as unable to stay on topic.
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Mrs. Shears
Mr Shears
Boston Transcript
Not a Stage Meal and Havana Housing Descriptions
A quirky dialogue features Not a Stage Meal and Hungry Higgins arguing over acting and hunger. The Catholic Standard notes a fire burn pattern, warning that flames rise brighter when blown from above. Separately, Havana housing descriptions state doors and windows open directly onto side walks with no front yards.
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Higgins
Havana
Mystery Wife and the Cash Register in Trousers
A humorous exchange from Ainslee's Magazine features Mrs. Small acknowledging a woman's reputation while her husband is praised as the inventor of a cash register designed for married men's trousers pockets.
Tailor Made Suit Follows by Lawyer Suit
A St Paul Dispatch brief notes a pattern where a tailor made suit is followed by a lawyer made suit and then by a consult. The item highlights a sequence of professional attire linking tailoring, legal service, and consultation in a concise notice.
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St. Paul
The Tribune Promotes Itself as Fair Independent Paper
The Tribune asserts pronounced opinions while maintaining fairness to opponents. It claims superior news gathering and finances, promising comprehensive daily summaries and top sporting coverage. It positions itself as essential during political campaigns and the best in weekday and Sunday sports.
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