Nearing High Standards of Indiana's Successful Farmers
Indiana's successful farmers and readers are urged to rely on The Indianapolis Journal a strong morning newspaper with wide coverage. The ad praises its accuracy market reports court news Washington dispatches farm sections and a balanced editorial stance while noting its affordable 10 cent weekly price and comprehensive local state and national news.
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Arnica Salve and Corn for Sale in Sullivan Area
A local ad proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures eruptions sores boils ulcers carbuncles felons and piles with a 25 cent price at Joe K Smocks. The notice also advertises 800 bushels of seed corn for sale by John L Thompson at his farm one mile west of Sullivan on Merom road.
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Joe K
Sullivan
Merom Road
John L. Thompson
St Philip’s Church in Charleston Also Serves as Lighthouse
The St Philip’s Church steeple in Charleston is used as a lighthouse since 1864 by the U S Lighthouse Department. The 125 foot high beacon guides ships into Charleston harbor, visible thirty miles at sea, with Fort Sumter alignment guiding vessels into the jetties and harbor.
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Charleston
S. C
St. Philip's
America
United States Lghthouse Department
Charleston Harbor
St. Philip’s
Fort Sumter
Chirieston
St. Philiip’s
St. Louis Republic
Natural History Oddities From A Past Era
The article surveys animal quirks and facts: forty eight fly varieties with classifications. pigs reportedly free of cancer. Spanish mackerel’s speed and water consumption. fish feeding habits through constant mouth movement. Siamese cats resembling pug dogs including curly tails. hypnotic effects on animals and lobsters. Brahma Cochin origins. gamecocks tracing to jungle fowl. flies breeding about 20 000 offspring per season with immediate larval destruction.
Angry man tears paper after long lunch waits
A Philadelphia restaurant scene features a man who waited about twenty five minutes for his lunch. Now at home he rips a newspaper and hurls his bat toward the door as his wife takes four minutes to prepare supper. Indianapolis Sun.
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Papa
Indianapolis Sun
Omens Guide Hindoo Wedding Arrangements
The article notes strict regard for omens during Hindoo wedding planning. Messengers may turn back if they encounter a cat fox or serpent, signaling a delay for a more favorable time. The bridegroom's offer is delayed until a lizard in the bride’s house chirps after the father receives it.
Ingalls Praised Oleomargarine Debate Echoes
The Kansas senator John J Ingalls, famed for a quip in a long past oleomargarine debate, declared he had never tasted oleomargarine but had stood in awe before genuine butter for its strength and antiquity.
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John J. Ingalls
Senate
Ingalls
Lungs That Are Lazy and The Habit of Deep Breathing
The article argues that shallow breathing harms health and that deep breathing improves vitality. It recommends regular deliberate breathing sessions, gradually expanding breath capacity, noting benefits like brighter spirits and stronger lungs, from Youth's Companion.
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Ceich
Hatton’s First Postmaster General Signature Moment
The New York Times recounts Frank Hatton’s early days as Postmaster General under Arthur. Facing a thick stack of unfamiliar letters, he hesitated unsure if he approved the matters. The veteran messenger advised simply to sign, and Hatton did.
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Frank Tratton
Congress
Washington
Hatton
Arthur
Mr. Hatton
Mr. Tatton
Uayes
Postminster
Cear
New York Times
Why flowers flourish in saloons not restaurants
A Duluth News-Tribune quip notes flowers fail in restaurants due to smoke and odors but thrive in grog shops. tobacco smoke acts as a fumigator and liquor fumes seem to stimulate blooms. The remark labels restaurants as poor homes for flowers and saloons as ideal.
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Duluth News-Tribune
Trade Craft Alerts on Elabo rate Scales Attracting Attention
A Chicago News report quotes an agent boasting elaborate scales intended to attract customers, while a surprised butcher requests the plainest style. The exchange highlights promotional tactics in the trade.
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Chicarg News
Filial Duty Quip From Chicago Tribune
A humorous anecdote describes Joe, a boy from a troubled city area, late to kindergarten and asked why. He explains that the patrol pursued his mother and he waited to see her off, reflecting a bleak backdrop rather than a direct moral.
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Joe
Chicago Tribune
U S Attorney Probes Chicago Beef Trust Under Sherman Law
United States Attorney S H Bothea will conduct a comprehensive inquiry into Chicago beef Trust practices in relation to the Sherman anti trust act, following directives from President Roosevelt and Attorney General Knox.
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United States
S. H. Bothea
Roosevelt
Knox
Beef Trust
Humble Arrival Sparks Family Shame Across Generations
A Chicago Herald excerpt recalls a barefoot grandfather arriving with 650 cents in his pocket. The narrator reflects on how future shame might have altered his journey, and whether recognition of past hardship changes the tone of the tale.
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Chicago Herald
Messiah Oratorio Elevates Charity, Praise From Press
A Philadelphia daily notes Handel's Messiah has greatly aided charity efforts. The piece is celebrated for its appeal to audiences and donors, strengthening philanthropic work and religious observance alike.
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Handel
Ladice’ Home Journal
Mabie Encounters Minor Annoyances on European Trip
Jamison Wright Mabie travels through Europe on a tour marked by small incidents and curious encounters. A West Coast student describes him as a distant ideal, while Mabie jokes about preferring to be the shattered than the shatterer as he navigates social mixups and theatrical anecdotes.
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Jamison Wright Mabie
Europe
Lerse
Mr. Carnegies Neat Wit Suggests Dandelion Alliance
The anecdote recounts a dinner at Skibo castle about two years ago where Mr. Carnegie, Mrs. Carnegie, and Sir Rennie Watson discussed a proposed Anglo-Saxon alliance. Amid flower selections for a bi national emblem, Carnegie proposed the dandelion as fitting, joking that the American dandy and British lion would produce a world ruling blossom.
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Carnegie
London
Skibo Castle
America
Great Britain
Sir Rennie Watson
Glasgow and Southwestern Company
A Follower of Balfour
A boy who had served Mr. Balfour with his clubs was seen helping a different gentleman. Mr. Balfour passed by, nodded, and the boy joyfully exclaimed to his caddie friends that Conservatives can recognize one another.
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Balfour
Travel via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
A note on travel through South Dakota advises that tickets should read via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. Free maps and timetables are available from F A Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago Illinois.
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Railway
F. A. Miller
Chicaco, Ill
South Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
Chicago
Ills
A Poor Millionaire Saved by King's New Life Pills
A London gentleman starved by indigestion is urged to take Dr King’s New Life Pills. The ad claims the pills strengthen the stomach aid digestion promote assimilation and improve appetite. Priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by Joe K Smock druggist.
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London
Dr. King
Joe K. Smock
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