Trade with the advertiser and you will make no mistake
A fragment discusses supporting a local advertiser, cites numbers from the American Humane Association on cruelty cases, notes a Chicago lawyer's long PA court address, compares word counts to the Bible, and mentions new national bank note designs with regional initials N Fk M S Wy BP.
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Nearly fatal runaway cured by Bucklen Amica Salve
A runny accident near Franklin Grove left J Borner with a four year ulcer that resisted remedies until Bucklen's Amica Salve healed him. The ad claims the salve also cures boils, bruises, cuts, corns, burns, scalds, eruptions and piles and sells for 25 cents at Racer's Drug Store. The passage also notes Japanese studies on Formosa showing malaria protection in unmosquitoed troops and malaria cases in unprotected troops, arguing mosquitoes carry malaria.
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Best Remedy for Rheumatism Quick Pain Relief
D N Sinks of Troy Ohio reports severe rheumatism in arm and shoulder eased by Chamberlain's Pain Balm after trying many remedies. He says Geo F Parsons & Co recommended it and he bought a bottle, found relief, and now recommends it to friends. Crager sells it.
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Melon Mischief Among Darkey Laborers at Farm
A scene described in vivid caricature shows black workers carrying watermelons as they are paid off near a farm wagon. One man mocks the fruit then breaks it with a curb to spite a farmer, triggering a furious, profanity laced outburst depicted in ironic stage terms.
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Edaies
Mansfield Jin
Hyde
Where Men Eat to Live Among Trappist Monks
A fragment summarizes monastic rules from Lippincott's describing Trappist dietary discipline. Dinner is a small meal of cerembles in water, rye bread, milk or water. supper is bread and water. breakfast is unclear. Meals are strictly vegetarian and minimal, with rare allowances for invalids and a funeral feast as an exception.
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Lippincott’s
Children at play and work in Japan's empire described
The text portrays Japan as a paradise of children where girls care for younger siblings while continuing to play. It notes little boys and girls work in skilful ways, turning tasks into play, with older sisters tucking in infants and singing as games continue during caregiving.
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Atheneh
Empire of Japan
A Lazy Doctor Explains His Hurry To Avoid Fine
A club once fined lazy men for hurrying and laughed at an old renowned doctor. When confronted about his haste he replied he was not in a hurry but his mare wanted speed, and he was too lazy to stop her.
Grand Game In Alaska Reigns In Vast Hunting Grounds
Alaska hosts the grandest hunting grounds with giant uroose the largest antlered animal, the Kadiak brown bear the mountain caribou mountain sheep mountain goat and bears of many kinds including a rare glacier bear unseen in captivity and held in one museum.
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Alaska
North America
Remarks on parentage and aging stir Cork lecture
A Cork lecturer opened with a solemn remark about parents and children and closed by asserting that every woman or child aged fifty or more has felt these enduring truths through the ages.
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Cork
Milk not made but taken from the rows remark
A young man visiting a neighbor’s dairy to ask about his sweetheart is met with anger as the dairy keeper retorts that milk is not made but taken from the rows, slamming the door in his face.
No Resignation For Him, Friend-Well Message From San Francisco Bulletin
A dialog from the San Francisco Bulletin asserts defiance against resignation with heated insistence that leaving is not an option. The exchange emphasizes resolve and staying on the job despite pressure or defeat.
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Pontichia
San Francisco Bulletin
Quotation Sparks Questionable Tie Proposal
A playful exchange centers on a proposed tie as a joke. The response suggests mixed feelings about humor. One party accepts the proposal, while the other notes a change in self-perception regarding humor.
Downward Road Metaphor Cited by Chicago News
A Chicago News quote notes that when a man begins a decline the brake fails to function, using a vivid metaphor for moral or personal descent.
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Chicago News
Fare Increase Sets Round Trip Price and Return Window
A local transit note outlines a base fare plus two dollars for round trips. The return window is limited to 21 days from the sale date, signaling a time constraint for using the discounted fare.
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BFARE
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