Saw Only Dark Side of Strike Ending
Former Governor Campbell of Arizona voiced a critical view on labor strikes during a luncheon in New York. A Bronx woman laments a halted family trip as a building strike ends, leaving her husband to return to work and disappoint plans for Bar Harbor Lenox and other New England resorts.
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Campbell
Arizona
New York
America
Bronx
Bar Harbor
Lenox
New England
Jake
To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Box Claim
An advertisement touts a remedy titled To Cure a Cold in One Day using Laxative Brom Quinine tabs. The box bears the signature KE W Grove and lists a 30 cent price. The copy frames it as safe and proven medicine.
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KE. W. Grove
Evangelists Multiply in Winter Resort Town
A winter resort town hosts a dozen evangelists with about six operating at once. The mayor supports the policy to encourage evangelists, noting many residents attend these services as they do vaudeville or cinema. Patrons visit multiple preachers, favoring those who harshly denounce sin. Howe's Monthly.
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Iw. Howe's Monthly
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Fragmentary quotation notes a person in a suit and a noncommittal statement about timing, suggesting a brief clipping or caption excerpt rather than a full news item. No identifiable names, organizations, locations, or events are present in the readable text.
On Salesmanship and Clerks as Merchants
A guide argues every clerk should value his role, learn merchandising, and grow into a merchant. It stresses analyzing purchases and errors, handling customer complaints with sincerity, and maintaining a helpful, friendly attitude to earn trust, promotion, and pay gains.
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Western Newspaper Union
Substitute’s Rainy Day Glance at Bench Life
A university football coach notices a longtime substitute on a rainy game day. The player, who never starts, jokes he is rubbing resin on his pants to stay on the bench, while the coach questions if he will play as the team seeks grip in slippery conditions.
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Aerette
Cicero's Speaking Methods Revealed in Case of Milo Speech
The text explains Cicero's practice of drafting a commentarius a skeleton for orations. Reporters often attended his public deliveries. If pleased, he wrote out the speech for publication, and sometimes he omitted subjects later when writing.
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Cicero
Milo
Do People Have Any Sense Half the p vople rock the other half
A fragment quotes E. W. Howe's Monthly pondering whether people lack sense and if adult bedtime stories can console the divided public, suggesting ongoing social friction without clear resolution.
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Monthly
Ancient Call to Order And Its Court Crier Tone
The article explains the archaic term Oyes pronounced ob-yes meaning hear ye and attend. It notes criers used it to command silence before proclamations or proceedings start. The piece mentions repetition for emphasis and historic court ritual.
Lace Frocks Lead in New Fashions
A mid season fashion note highlights a renaissance of all over lace in gowns by Paris and American designers. Lace dominates evening wear and informal pieces with variations in taffeta and crepe foundations, period gown influences, and new collars and cuffs in fine laces. Jewelry remains restrained while velvet gowns feature lace collars and ornate neckpieces.
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New York Times
Paris
Philippe Et Gaston
Louliseboulanger
Jace
Jeanne
Langin
New York
Chaoaei
Magdaleine Des Hayes
Point d‘Alencon
Point de Paris
Newlywed’s Daring Dance Request Sparks Room Swap
In Indianapolis a newly married couple attended a public dance. The wife, feeling overlooked, urged her husband George to move to the far side of the room so other men would ask her to dance. The moment underscores social pressures at local gatherings.
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Indianapolis
George
Indianapolis News
Favorite Prescription Tonic Ad Claims Women Benefit
An advertisement touts Favorite Prescription as a great medicine for women. Mrs. Amy L. Paxton endorses the tonic and invites readers to send 10 cents for trial pills and a free medical advisory from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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Amy L. Paxton
Just the Same Way from Stray Stories
A quirky excerpt notes how to hush a cow and jokes about fashion in Queens. It weighs on views of monarchy and the seriousness of religion versus politics, contrasting old and new customs.
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