Old-fashioned night shirt a relic of past dress codes
A nostalgia piece argues for the old fashioned night shirt over pajamas, claiming the garment’s flowing tails elevate moral stature and equality among men. It reflects on attire from after the Civil War era and cites comfort, humility, and shared modesty as benefits.
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No Risks and Spanking Debate Cited by Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune quotes Mr Kawner against spanking and recounts a woman who spanked her children so often that warts grew on her hands. The passage argues discipline can become harmful and judged as a punishment.
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Mr. Kawner
Chicago Tribune
Inquiring Caller Seeks Cure For Incipient Boil
A caller asks for a remedy to drive away an incipient boil. The bureau of inflammation reply humorously states this is not a medical bureau.
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Air
Chicago Tribune
Where is the boy’s inquiry into burial of the bad people
A fragment from a column features a boy asking where bad people are buried and includes social quips about life, singing, and drunkenness. It collates brief humor and literary snippets from New York Herald and Cleveland Leader. The piece hints at playful prose and satirical exchanges without a single cohesive narrative.
The Parental Kick Opener Figures in Balto American Note
A brief exchange hints at parental approval of a suitor for a daughter. The dialogue portrays a father signaling cautious welcome and veiled warnings. The piece reflects social norms in Balti more American contexts and family matchmaking.
Addition prompts Wireless danger signals to read C Q D P D Q
A Baltimore American quotation questions the sufficiency of Wireless danger signals. The proposed amendment suggests changing the wording to C Q D P D Q to convey a tighter code or warning.
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Baltimore American
Evening Post
Kentucky
Farm wisdom from Meadowbrook notes on livestock care
Long list of practical tips for farming including poultry and horse care, barn cleanliness, breeding strategies, incubator testing, market marketing, weather adaptation, potato blight, feeding regimens for sheep sows mares and cows, use of root crops and silage, and importance of exercise and proper handling to maintain thrift and productivity.
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Meadowbrook
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