The Marrying Squire Justice Law Wins Fame
Justice Geo E Law of Brazil Indiana earned the nickname The Marrying Squire after wedding about 1400 couples. He recalls personal health trials and credits kidney remedy and patent medicines from Buffalo seller Milburn Co. for relief years ago. He mentions steady practice and public attention to his unusual vocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Geo. E. Law, of
Brazil
Ind
Geo. E. Law
Martring
All
Deaiers
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Juleamith Yew wellia and the Wonda Jokes Crile Tiles
The fragment presents mock dialogue about age and wit with nonsensical phrases. It mentions questions of age and a character named Juleamith Yew wellia and a playful exchange about jokes and chestnuts. The text is garbled and lacks clear news content or events.
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Ani
Delicate in the Old Home in Western Canada
A Wisconsin immigrant praises Saskatchewan farming life from Churchbridge Sask in 1908. He reports wheat yields of 24 bushels per acre and barley 40, plus a thriving garden. He lauds healthy climate and low capital needs for start ups and notes wife’s good health after relocating. He endorses Canadian laws and offers government literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Tan
Baby cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment in Akron
A mother reports her infant’s severe skin sores cleared after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, replacing prior doctor visits with quick healing. She cites the small cost versus the relief, dated August 30, 1905 from Akron Ohio. The page also includes humor cartoon lines and an herbal laxative endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Steese
Coburn St
Akron
Hidden Passions Between Margie Harrison and Archer Treylyn
In a Sarong era divided tale, Margie Harrison confronts Castrani about Archer Treylyn and the home she left. Trevlyn seeks Castrani’s truth on Margie’s life and the Betrothal, while Castrani reveals his old devotion and a marriage, prompting Trevlyn to defend Margie’s innocence and seek clarity on the North train encounter.
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Coxen
Margie
Aftenaon
Rivar
Sijnabiiity
Tery
Aleay
Louis
New York
Miss Lee
Mr. Castrani
Castrani
Archer Trevlyn
Mr. Castrant
Archer Treylyn
Arch Trevlyn
Miss Harrison
Castrant
Harrison
Trevit
Louis Castrani
Margaret Harrison
Castranti
Trevlyn
Mr. Treviyn
Margaret Murrison
Sony Reson
Margaret
Gastrant
Lise Yiu
Mar- Maret Marrisut
Castchnl
Boston
German Martial Songs and National Anthems History
The article surveys German patriotic songs from the Rhine to Deutschland and notes Becker Alfred de Musset and Hoffmann, listing Wacht am Rhein, Deutschland aber Alles, Hell Dir im Siegerkranz, and origins including Danish king birthday adaptations. It mentions Hoffmann’s bishopric, Breslau chair loss, Ratibor librarianship, and 1790 verse origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Rhine
Becker
Alfred de Musset
Max Schneckenburger
Unlie Becker
August Hoffmann
Fallersleben
Breslau
sermon contrast between rich and poor criticized
Rev W Veale notes social divide as the rich and poor view each other with contempt. He warns that only the dissolute among both classes applaud vice and covet others property. The piece emphasizes moral critique rather than policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veale
South Dakota News Roundup Shows Deaths and Disasters
Notable deaths include John Kolalek a 89 year old farmer of Lapeport and George A Pettigrew grand secretary announcing June meetings in Lead. Accidents threaten several towns as a piledriver death near Pierre and a Huron restaurant fire cause losses. Local races include bank openings at Nunda and a McCaull Webster safe attempt. Ongoing events cover Masons Lead meetings and Old Settlers Plenie at Murdo.
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John Kolalek
Lapeport
Farwell
Arteslid
Jake Taylor
Egan
Mi Anie Hoyt
Yankton
Miss Hoyt
William Gosgin
Ho Ine
Pierre
Madison
Joseph B. Moore
Lawrence County
George A. Pettigrew
Masonic
Templar
Lead
Old Settlers Association
Lyman County
Murdo
Sturgis
Walter J. McKellar
McKellar
Grandstaff
A. J. Bick
Nels Watt
Huron
Dan Carroll
Algona
Iowa
Joseph Ryan
Hutchinson County Teachers’ Association
Parkston
J. F. Karns
J. H. Craig
Ivy A. Swanton
Pills Claim Cure for Rheumatism and Blood Purity
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism by purifying blood. It cites Mrs Ellen A Russell of Auburn Missouri detailing long illness, joint pain, heart weakness, and numbness, followed by improvement after taking pills. The pitch promotes pills as superior tonic for blood and nerves with free pamphlet and diet book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Ellen A. Russell
South Goff St
Auburn
Dr. Williams
Will of 1745 Found in Bank of England
A will dated 1745 is found in the Bank of England, left $25,000 to the Windel family of Fuerstenburg near Baden. The money earned compound interest and now totals $7,250,000. Windel descendants in Fuerstenburg sent agents to London with papers claiming lineage.
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Bank of England
Windel
Fuerstenburg
Baden
London
A Growler From Brother Williams About Summer Heat
A quip from Brother Williams jokes that fans growl since they have nothing to complain about. He recalls a man who complained his sunspots were not large enough to shade him while plowing in July.
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Brother Williams
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Thomas Catarwaul
Pet
Kitty Mouser
Tommy
Garfield
Jiyn
Lee
Miva
Aniste
Woleone
Lapuet
Aleuting
Acher
Treylyn
Alexandrine Lee
Alexandrine
Aedel
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Paul Linmere
Busine
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First State Bank of
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Tny
John Coldon
Rosa Coldon
John W. Coldon
Brook Ings
C. C. Bridgeman
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C. J. Scott
Isaac Hughes
William Dings
Mr. Hughes
Virginia
West
Fremont
Neb
National Banks of
McCaull-Webster Elevator Company
Aberdeen
Douglas County Bar Association
E. P. Wanzer
John T. Mathews
John W. Addie
Z. R. Gurley
H. H. Smith
Judiciary
Robert D. Walker
J. W. Addie
William O'Brien, Jr
Dakota Farmer
Hall
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Talia Toche
FE. Cheney
N. W. Hide & Fur Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Dodds
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