Turkey Balkans Doctors Must Make Good On Operations
Turbulent Balkan diplomacy notes Turkey’s compliance pressure from the powers and the plenipotentiaries impatience regarding a reply. Farmers urged to market wheat earlier as Nebraska data shows storage may not pay off. price trends from September to December and May are mixed across eleven years.
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Lincoln
G.O. Virtue
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Corn Improvers’ Association
University Farm
Doctors Face Penalties Over Improper Appendectomies
A proposed amendment to the physicians bill would punish surgeons who operate on healthy organs. Those found to have performed such procedures could face imprisonment from one to ten years or a fine between 500 and 10 000 dollars.
Strike of ice harvesters at Armour plant in Memphis
More than 100 workers at the Armour company ice houses in Memphis Nebraska have gone on strike demanding a flat $2 per day wage instead of the current $1.75. They complain of unequal pay and working conditions and note that other houses offer higher rates for both house work and lake duties.
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Memphis
Neb
Armour ‘Company
House Employes Report Lists Names for Direct Election Bill
Lincoln notes the House employs committee forwarded names for the direct election bill. The list includes mail carrier B Achoeringer day watch Joe Burr custodian P H Hanchett Gus Horan John Montgomery C Nitseil John Peters A Wanmer A Crawford chief clerk in bill room George Bites Januore W H Arnold A Hamlet. Congress shows a flood of bills across subjects and constitutional amendments reflecting a busy start to the session.
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Lincoln
Committee On
B. Achoeringer
Joe Burr
P. H. Hanchett
Gus Horan
John Montgomery
C. Nitseil
Johnn Peters
A. Wanmer
A. Crawford
Bill Room
George Bites
Januore
W. H. Arnold
A. Hamlet
Where We Find Emeralds at the Muzo Mines of Colombia
The finest emeralds come from the Muzo mines in Boyaca Colombia about seventy miles north of Bogota. Mines have been worked since 1558 and are now run by an English company with government partnership. Emeralds occur in calcite veins in black limestone with the work often done in banks by Indians using steel tools.
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Republic of Colombia
Muzo
Boyaca
Bogota
Senator De Forest's Pension Bill Sparks Fringe Economic Quip
In remarks on pensioning ex presidents the sponsor De Forest cites high cost living and odd economics. A street car anecdote features a woman claiming clever hair cutting can fool other women’s husbands, illustrating social wit amid fiscal talk.
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de Forest
Neighborly Etiquette in a Formal Apartment
Dialogue notes a neighborly slight with a formal tenant who insists on cards for borrowing flour and then for both flour and sugar, illustrating rigid social norms in an urban apartment setting. The exchange highlights etiquette over neighborly warmth and class distinctions.
Married life unleashed by wife’s hairpin temper
A wry quip notes that peace in marriage lasts only when a wife has her mouth full of hairpins, suggesting marriage brings out a husband’s temper in red haired spouses.
Nebraska briefs outline growth and concerns across towns
Nebraska items report Brownville to get a new bank, Hastings YMCA membership push, and rural waterworks in Louisville. Butter and cider output, crops, and farm co operatives rise. court house bids in Greeley, church dedications in York, and power saw injuries in Clay County are noted. Weather and harvest shifts affect districts from Fremont to Wymore.
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Brownville
Hastings Y. MC
Louisville
Bock
Tee
Farmers’ Institute
Burt County
Nebraska
Greeley County
Stella
Congregational Church
York
Northwestern
Fremont
Union Pacific
Wymore
Board of Agriculture
Beatrice
Elmer Deeder
Clay County
Harvard
O. K
Order of Redmen
Plattemouth
J. M. J. Reade
St. Theresa's Procathedral
Lincoln
Manhattan
Kas
Wymore Volunteer Fire Department
Henry Anderson
E. Graham
Henry Harmon
Auburn
John H. Andress
First Congregational Church of
Weeping Water
Sheridan
Wyo
Jackson
Hamilton County
Aurora
Carroll
Lula Lauretti
Braner
Peru
Hooper
Diler
Gage County
Start Your Baby With Sound Health
An early 20th century ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for babies and all ages. It claims gentle relief for constipation and flatulence, notes it is mild and non-griping, and offers a free sample by mailing to W B Caldwell, 417 Washington St Monticello.
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Ditte Dudley
Caldwell
Earl Dudley
Els
Dr. Cald
Washington St
Monticello
Amateur Palmist Hints Engagement Via Hand Lines
An amateur palm reader announces a woman's engagement to Mr Mooney after examining her left hand. The scene shifts to a comic exchange about a bill, with the reader delivering boastful lines and slang filled interruptions from a narrator, highlighting a humorous street encounter.
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Mooney
Yes the Slowest Young Man and the Knot of Veils
Dialogue from Mack's Monthly humor piece shows a girl with a pink parasol teasing Siow Chap about courting. She notes he is the slowest, and the joke hinges on his wish for a kiss and a knotty veil.
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Mack’s Monthly
A Good Breakfast and Grape Nuts Benefit Wife
A man highlights how a good breakfast with Grape-Nuts supports health and digestion. He recounts his wife’s 18 years of poor health and how four weeks on the cereal improved her strength and appetite.
Man Suffers Brickfall After Hat Bet Gone Wrong
In a comic mishap a man named Michael Meehan, proud owner of a silk high hat, is struck on the head by a brick dropped from a building site as he bows to a friend. The incident occurs during a wake and ends with the hat as the unintended casualty.
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Michael Meehan
Michael
Toime
Queer Sex and Barroom Jokes Echo Offbeat Night
A barroom exchange features a man joking about his wife being busy with chores and theater plans, prompting a teary reply. The piece weaves jokes about queer creatures and a comparison to a volatile orator, ending with a nod to a bartender and a punchline.
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Denisef
The Process Delivers Supplementary Proceedings
A speaker declares bankruptcy to Jove and signals readiness for supplementary proceedings. The terse exchange frames legal or symbolic steps to follow in a dramatic debt or obligation scenario. no further context provided.
Tired Blood
Fragmentary line from a 19th century piece hints at fatigue in blood. The text appears as a partial lyric or verse with no clear event or人物 context available.
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Get Deem
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Ede O Bea Doan
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Buffalo
New York
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Caeses
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