Village farmer’s wife operated on for bladder trouble
William P L Clarmett a well known farmer near Mt Tabor underwent bladder surgery at St Anthony’s hospital in Verveiaute last week and is recovering. Mire Ploiser Arnett of Turman visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Lacey several days last week. Wanted Lady or gentleman of fair education in or outside Vic van to do homse work salary 15 per week no experience needed. Address J A Alexander General Delivery Sullivan Ind. 28 11 p SSu v u per month straight salary and expenses to men with rig to introduce our Poultry Remedies Don’t answer unless you mean business Murcka Poultry Food Mfg Co East St Louis IL 29 4
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William PL. Clarmett
Mt. Tabor
St. Anthony'’s Hospital
Verveiaute
Mire
Ploiser Arnett
Turman
Mir
Ed Lacey
Vic van
J A. Alexander
Sullivan
Ind
Murcka Poultry Food Mfg, Co
East St. Louis
Lil
Peery
Dor le
Ateiow
Louise
Ana
Harry
Watson
Anastasia
Kansas City Star
Curious Talk and Social Ties in a Kansas City Star Tale
A Kansas City Star passage depicts Anastasia and Harry in a tense social exchange about curiosity, gender bias, and social norms. Their dialogue touches on women’s roles, courtroom politeness, and a controversial trip to a farm tied to a reported deadly event, revealing tensions between desire for knowledge and propriety.
Stransers Save Their Fares In Comical Capital Ride
A Washington Times item recounts John Eve man and colleagues riding uptown in a trolley car. A stranger pays their fares after a jokey exchange, prompting embarrassed laughter from L White Bus Ley Asher Mines and others. The scene unfolds with light satire of officials.
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John Eveman
Representative McNinney
L. White Bus- Ley
Asher Mines
Meloushes
Piversman
Tsics
Eversman
Bushes
The Wily Nephew
Aunt scolds Karl as he arrives and asks for money, but he kisses her and offers only a little, insisting he has not much to give.
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Karl
Not in Her Line The Servant Girl Question
A Brooklyn citizen recalls a housework dispute with a long serving, well paid, neat and faithful girl who finally leaves after threats. Despite raises to 25 then 30 dollars a month, the girl refuses washing chores and quips that no 20 dollar a month girl ever does the washing.
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Brooklyn
Mary
Daughter to answer a crucial question this evening
A tense salon exchange hints at a decisive moment as a daughter contemplates a major choice. The dialogue centers on timing and a facial cue prompting judgment, setting an intimate atmosphere and unclear stakes.
Blacksmith Claims Mastery Of Iron Work In Town
A downtown blacksmith, famed for ice tongs, boasts expertise in all ironwork. A visitor asks him to fix stove hinges, prompting a sharp rebuke that he is not a dedicated jeweler. The exchange showcases the craftsman's pride and humor in St. Joseph.
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St. Joseph
Queen-Quality Shoes in a Window War
An old gentleman resists selling an inferior shoe by deception. He refuses to misrepresent the product and directs the clerk to label it as fit for a queen, arguing a queen does not walk much. The scene, from Tit-Bits, portrays integrity clashing with shop tactics.
Feared Exposure in Pessimistic Grafter Tale
A fragmentary exchange references a pessimistic grafter and a man who sees only holes. The brief snippet hints at a cynical character study but lacks full context or identifiable events.
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Ina
Patient shows improvement after treatment delay
A doctor and nurse discuss a patient who appears much improved this morning. The doctor notes a promised medicine was not delivered and remains unresolved.
Indignant Customer Questions Ivory Jewel Box Purchase
A customer protests a jewel box claiming it is not ivory as advertised. The dealer ponders the situation and considers alternatives.
Trail or Jesse Glande Raid Ends With Duel
In a prairie town showdown, Bolande and Marshal Jesse Glande face off in a stretched confrontation. They exchange gunfire, retreat to a hotel room, and die within hours, each clinging to pride and old friendship as the sun sets on the sheriff’s last stand.
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Eaic
Twain
Bolande
Marshal
Jess
Old Man
Jeneth
Prehistoric Baseball Pitcher in First North American Game
The Chicago Evening Post describes a “prehistoric Mordecai Brown” who, in a bronze bracelet, pitched a wooden ball bound in heat hide to strike out Frank Chance in America’s first game. Prof. Frederick Starr of the University of Chicago cites earthwork evidence from mound builders in Ohio.
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Mordecai Brown
Chicago Evening Post
America
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Ohio
Chicago
North America
Education Expense of New York City Spends Annually
New York City allocates annual funds to education covering salaries operations and school programs. Officials report totals and breakdowns by department with figures on per student costs and capital investments across districts.
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New York
New York City
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