Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee Ad Claims Healthful Quality
Complies with all requirements of the Mabel Puse Food Law Guarantee No 2041 filed at Waahangson For The Drink the old original Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee the blend of Brazilian coffees most wholesome and stimulating as well as most economical Anything dearer than Arbuckles ARIOSA is extravagant The healthy vigorous manhood and womanhood claim is made The first roasted packaged coffee sales of Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee for 37 years exceed the combined sales of all other packaged coffees Sealed packages only for protection Don’t buy loose coffee from an unsealed source if the roaster won’t seal it with his name on it If your grocer won’t supply ARBUCKLE BROS New York Gap
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Mabel Puse
Waahangson
Arbuckles
Ariosa
Sobalskin
Hidler Cay
A New Workbag Described For Inside Storage
A garbled description outlines a new workbag design focusing on interior storage. It mentions an inner case with three spools, a wire feature, ribbons, and multiple small pockets. The text cites dimensions and components like twist, spools, and a narrow ribbed section, though many phrases are unclear. The item appears to be a sewing or craft accessory with emphasis on inside organization.
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Bey
Taney
Hay Box Cookery Mess Noted In Odd Text Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an unclear Hay Box cookery item with references to cheese and heat, with scattered words suggesting steps or cautions. The readable phrases imply a recipe or kitchen tip but lack coherent instructions or context.
Quick Payment on Bonds Promised by Surety Company
Quick payment on personal security emphasizes recovery on proof of loss through the American Surety Company of New York. Prompt actions help banks avoid closure and firms avert bankruptcy. Persons, firms and corporations needing bonds for employees should write to the company.
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American Surety Company of
New York
Polite Receipts and Home Gardening Tips
A curious amalgam of household guidance and etiquette discusses the custom of including a “thank you” on receipted bills and the growing of begonias for shaded spaces. It also touches on practical tips for box lids and storage, and outlines plant care for castor bean hedges and other decorative flowers.
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Perth
The Money Making Game And A City Tale
A fragment from the Philadelphia Ledger recounts a satirical take on money making games and city life. It weaves odd anecdotes about rough sports, quarrels, and a narrator’s reflection on interest fading in a bustling urban setting with cameos of everyday characters and a humorous exchange with a boarder.
Choice Miscellany and Street Car Courtship Tales
A collage section blends literary excerpt from Dillon Wallace about Eskimo life with urban anecdotes from the Philadelphia Record and Lincoln State Journal. Notes include an Outing Magazine excerpt on life in an Eskimo settlement and a street car conductor romance, plus historical Nebraska parrots and deep Manchester coal mines.
Fragmented Local Items Show Quirks and Folklore
A jumble of vignettes notes odd parenting mishaps from East Mound Street where a father improvised a chair by placing his boy on a window sill and pulling the frame to secure him. Other snippets include a German Kaiser joke about red carnations and a census-like summary of Sioux and Navajo populations in the western U.S. regions, with emphasis on reservations and large territories.
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Mound Street
Coloarbus Dispatch
Jake
Aix-la-Chapelle
Social Democrats
The Hercules Beetle Giant of the New World
A South American giant, the Hercules beetle dominates as the world’s largest beetle. It inhabits Central and South American forests and Dominica. Harmless despite its fearsome look, it feeds on tree sap and its four inch larva resembles a large white maggot. Locals roast the larva as a delicacy, and beetles sometimes enter houses attracted by lights, causing frightened reactions.
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Central
South America
Dominica
British West Indies
Mike Uttle
Caribe
TABLECLOTHS Brought From Doublers To Flat Ends Of Tables
A historical note on tablecloth evolution from the twelfth century doublers to the flat end cloth by the end of the sixteenth century. It describes large double cloths used in royal settings, their folding to cover the table, and the ornate long cloths of Charles V with embroidered silk anna of France. The piece details the shifting fashion toward a single cloth touching all sides of the table and ending the era of elaborate undulating sea like table coverings.
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Charles V
France
Not the Same Bill in Lincolnshire Campaign
After persuasion Sir John Astley entered Parliament candidacy for Lincolnshire after claiming limited political knowledge. He faced a heated campaign with disruptive events as he and supporters attended an elector meeting revealing debate over his qualifications and remarks.
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John Astley
Perfiament
Tincolnahire
Fragmentary Essay Snippet With Miscellany Quotations
A garbled fragment from a periodical page presents dialog on Sir Wilfrid Lawson’s liquor bill and a self contained aside about enthusiasm and lore. It mentions the holly legend in Germany and various national attributions for crown of thorns plants. The text closes with aphorisms from Lytton and Rochefoucauld.
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Axholm
Bias Bestern
Wilfrid Lawcon
John
Wilfrid Lawson
Germany
France
Spain
England
Editorial Snippets and Quips From Various Papers
A collage of brief quotes critiques on whiskey labels price rises social manners and consumer tricks. Highlights include a Detroit News jab at distinguishing straight and blended whiskies, Chicago Journal noting price levels, Baltimore American social courtesy movement in New York, and a cautionary hairbrush tip about distinguishing real hair from substitutes by burning test.
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Detroit News
Bureau of
Itbor
Chicago Journal
New York
Gotham
Traitimore American
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