Perpetual motion dreams and electric genius in Ohio
In a Massfield Cincinnati dispatch, D. T. Beil recounts D. Cook of Mansouri County presenting a homebuilt electric generator claimed to run perpetually on its own current. A tester visits the farm to view a working model, notes a plain workshop, and reports a bold claim to revolutionize power, heat, and light with a small machine capable of lighting many lamps.
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Wen
Cincinnati
Cook
Crestline
West Union
Anil
Keely
Coon
Vlad
Mr. Cook
Tam
Massfield Cor
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Blaine's Dishonesty in Labor Strife Accusations
A Buffalo Times critique attacks Blaine for blaming Democrats for labor troubles. It recalls historic strikes, questions his motives, and accuses him of corruption and misrepresentation. The Detroit Free Press notes Frye courting Prohibitionists to split votes for Republicans.
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Erre
Blaine
Diane
Maine
Martin Journal
St. John
New York
Spnstor Frye
Utdisrer
Alvice
Frye
Therg
Elaine
D.street
Idsioes
Cleveland
Biaine
Suuilar
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Prohibition
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sebago Lake
Hocking Valley
Hocking Valley Company
Republican Party
Pittsburgh
Balselioo
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Peru
Bisine
Detroit
Attendance at religious services to be required at Harvard
A crowded survey of religious activity notes compulsory attendance for Harvard students, distant gifts for Methodist education in Belfast and Toronto, and new chapel groundwork in Welsh Mountain. It also mentions rising education spending in North Carolina and a St Paul pastor enforcing Sabbath observance after pavers leave work.
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Harvard University
Methodist Conference
Dublin
William McArthur
Methodist College
Belfast
Welsh Mountain
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Post
North Carolina
Pienytine
Harvard
Higginson
Clief Weerrer
William McMaster
To-ronto
Baptists of
Canada
Moter Ant Elung
Mont Fions Merl
E. P. Hammond
Christisaia
Norway
Ruth
Hammond
Port Townsent
Ore
Mark Ten
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago Herald
Dr. Smith
First Methodist Church
St. Paul
St Paul
Fragmented Humor Snippets from Old Newspapers
A collage of short jokes and quips from Punch and other papers recounts witty lines on money, language, peacemaking, and fashion. It includes exchanges about accordeon pupils, a spouse abroad, vanity and misers, and a four leaf clover tale from the Omaha World. The items mix witty dialogue with satirical takes on common habits and credulity.
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Miss Briggs
Detroit Free Press
Mamma
Bess
N.F. Journal
N. C. Picayune
Newton
Blan
Omaha
The Most Reliable Abstracts in Dickinson County
The most reliable set of abstracts in Dickinson County highlights trusted records. Insurance written in reliable companies strengthens protections for property and title matters.
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Dickinson County
Property and loan office in old T. G. Henry Building
An advertisement invites readers to visit the office in the old T. G. Henry Building to borrow money or trade land for city property and vice versa. It emphasizes that borrowers will find it to their advantage to consult them before making loans and trades.
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T. G. Henry Building
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Democratic Party
Tweed Ring
Squire
New York State
N. F. Graphic
Providence Journal
TRIAD
Grnme
Norristown
Jenkins
Jones
Arkansaw Traveler
Tate
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
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Iron Mountain
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Prince
Tennessee
Alakamsa
Louisiana
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G. P. Agenia
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eRestip
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Peoria
Denver
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Minnesota
Union
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Engina Murdigge
Anne Tek
Burlington
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ST. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
A Paul
Minneapolis
Atchist
Quincy
Hannibal
cHicaGa
Coasoee
F. Barnard
J. H. Brady
J. H. Brady & CO
Abilene, Kansas
U.S
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J.h.brady & CO
Boot & Shoe Store
T. C. McInerney
Bed Rock
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