Amerind Term Sparks Debate Over Indian Naming
A Harper's Weekly note critiques the invented label amerind as a substitute for American Indian. It argues the term misnames real peoples and prefers calling them by their true identity while noting the need for a name that avoids confusion or condescension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthropological Society
Washington
Dellentaugh
Evening Post
Post
Lidia
Tim
All People
Learned
Harper's Weekly
Morenci reader praises Dodds Kidney Pills in letter
A Morenci resident from Michigan submits a testimonial letter praising Dodds Kidney Pills. The author describes severe kidney pain and long illness, recounts rapid relief after using the product, and urges others with similar troubles to consider the remedy.
Silly Anecdotes and Gossip Bits In Old Rail Car Scene
In a smoking compartment four men attempt conversation amid a stifling train ride. A seasoned fellow suggests preserving secrecy as others debate who should narrate adventures. A Scot jokes about a breakfast cheese, jokes pop about pancakes and gossip items appear from various periodicals and ads in the clipping.
Maple Sugar From Real Product Not Popular Nonsense
An article recounts the prevalence of genuine maple sugar in New England and beyond, noting much fake syrup is sold. Vermont and Vermont- born residents share experiences of authentic old fashioned maple sugar. Sugar camps in northern Indiana and New York districts boil sap into syrup while communities watch kettles and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
AML
Wisconsin
Michi
New York
Vermont
Niles
McAorde
Detroit Pree Press
Sassafras
Lindinas
New Exyreland
Gatechase
Doan's Kidney Pills Claim Mass Cure Record
Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as curing numerous urinary disorders with over forty thousand testimonials. A Goshen Indiana retiree Sunal A. Taylor describes long kidney pain and travel difficulties before using Doan's, claiming five years of relief since July 1902. A mail-order offer and druggist availability are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Como
Flere
Sunal A. Taylor
Residine Wesi
South
Phild
Stros- Goshen
Ind
Creufeles
Dean
Taylor
luster-Milburn Co
Buttula
NL OY
Fragments of Quotes and Local Notices From Old Philadelphia Press
A collage of humorous misreadings and social bits references from the Philadelphia Press includes tongue twisters about a director’s wife, a city directory canvasser, a tongue in cheek remark on blacksmiths, and a note on woods containing sugar and gum attracting insects.
Asthma Cure Offered By Dr Schiffmann
Sufferers from asthma hay fever or bronchitis can learn that Dr Schiffmann claims his Asthma Cure instantly relieves attacks and proves effective in thousands of cases. The doctor sends free sample packages to druggists and offers a personal test to skeptical patients. Those who do not receive samples at local druggists may request one by mail with a 2 cent stamp.
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Montgomery Ward
Chicago
KR. Schiffmann
Posture
Dr 1
Schiffmann
St. Paul
Minn
Phil
Tela Abe
Ayitis
Lero
Seriyiuye
Lee
Treat
Ius Jesus
Brigit
Snl
Amd
Micui
Jess Snl
Wii
Robert Il
David
Thapira
England
Redeemer
Gennesaret
House of Goud
Mel
Jesus
Mission Secur
Babylon
St. Taal
Gad
Paul
Nesar
Europe
Pompes
Crassus
Carthia
Daughter and Father Dialog on Money and Pancakes
A dialogue snippet shows a father and daughter debating finances with the daughter insisting she never asks for money except when necessary. The reference to Mrs. Austin's Pancakes adds a domestic product angle.
Fragmented text hints at biblical reflections and church imagery
The excerpt blends religious visions with modern sensory fragments, recalling Bethlehem and Jesus as shepherds, Galilean fishermen, and church bells. It weaves devotion with uneasy allusions to healing, obedience, and moral guidance in a poetic, disjointed voice.
Creed Is Cool And Love The Ruling Power
A dense religious essay cites Rev Weler and Rev WL Abasan on love as a guiding force in human life. It argues that faith should transform behavior, not just doctrine, and warns against vindictiveness in law and society. The piece notes Acts of love shape justice and stresses continual life in gospel practice. It references Correll, Rondthaler, and Abasan as voices in Presbyterian and Brooklyn circles.
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AL Rondthaler
Ladkouipolis
Orr
Brotherhood of Wan
Alan
Lis
Abasan
Iile
Pendent
Brooklyn
Unclear fragment hints at salaries for cooks or diet roles
A garbled passage suggests a cook or dietary role earning up to 10000 a year, balancing salary with value to an implied later period. The text remains disjointed and names or places are not recoverable.
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Morenci
Podd
Sandy
Pease
Mrs. Austin
Wan
Landon
R. H. Seidel
Olive Street
St. Teowis, Afc
New York Weekly
Hall
Graciows
Sol
Philaidelphia Press
Moyue
Philadelphia Record
Weg
Qur Boardian-House
Brooklyn Kash
Anvil
Philadelphia Press
Hier
Res. S. Edward Yc
Che
Felten
Vitis
Fauweath
P Hillis
SheaTown
Uetion
Othereieders
Alesholisns Sas
Bethlehem
Teve
Generth
Desus
Correll
Heart of Christ
Nest
Immke
St. Dantin
St. Louis
Diane
Diane Hoa Dawg
Clouepess Eifoerivetee
Cutie
Coaman
Ion
Sinad
Toston Cbs
Real Dive Buaness
St. Kanis
Tedorm
Seth Neq Viven
Howere
TU Artifien
Butler Thas
Huer
Ferres
Ulie Tike
Hinson Post
Kansas
Worn
Missouri
Fu Ile Forest Business
Louis Mae Sup
Barone
Heladebuliia Eyross
Cleveland Plain
William Bartholin
Chicase
Bat Ceawe
Philadelphia
Miles
St. Lewis Star
Denver
Russell
Jtoxs
Linsachl
Kentucky
Isappeny
Udteseihors
Inshaires Westnvers
Baldwin ix
Parchniers
St. Janis Crhebes
Decisian
Isoopinden
Taltiniere Asperk
Contunic
Vite
Owdikhina Arlro
Chewsu Sara
Chie
Fpich
Hinagis News
Ian Tver
Syracuse
N.Y
Jake Staithlei
Logis Post- Dispatch
Peruna
Jon. J.D. Botkin
O. Bertotello
Walt
Trefatinwin Katty
Dreeth
Essia
Iad
Meeckton
cTendetta
Washington Star
Willie Wasit
Washington Farm
Vani
Cine Parhert
Beyon
Aqastio
Winston
Toners
Representate Trade Tre World Oy
Boston Mass
Cation
Dsc
War Baste Paamapson's Eye Water Son
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