The Captains Story in Lavishly Illustrated Series
The May issue closes a series on the Spanish War with Vie Coulmanter and others recounting the Santiago fight. Capt. Clark and Lieut Eberie provide defenses and criticisms of the Spanish Admiral, while “Fighting Bob” Exnans and Commander Walowrigit anchor the drama as a captain’s battle. The story, praised for its authority, spans about seventy pages in the group of articles.
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el Santiago
Ceovera
Orepon
Clark
Eberie
Biniee
PLG
Bob
Exnans
Walowrigit
Santiago
Knitting Fashion Reaches New Fame in Demorest Novel
In Demorest’s May issue Patty de Peyster notes the rise of knitting among fashionable American women. The piece highlights knitting as a sociable, stylish pursuit spreading from Fifth Avenue to cottage verandas as travelers and athletes alike adopt the habit.
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Fifth Avenue
Prom
Patty de Peyster
Demorest
The Mark of Manhood by Edgar Jones
A poem extols manhood beyond wealth power and status, praising character forged by patience courage and piety. It emphasizes duty love and restraint as marks of a rightful man guided by divine plan rather than worldly achievement.
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Monarer
Faith in Buster Shaken A Mule That Was an Oracle in the Remlock Belt
A traveling grover recalls Buster the mule autocrat of the Binder household. The animal’s moods ruled Uncle Morg and Aunt Peggy’s plans, guiding whether they traveled or stayed home. A road-works driver and a new preacher test Buster’s veto, shifting trust but never breaking the family’s faith in the mule’s opinion.
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Buster
Remlock
Mong
Pegey
John Gilbert
Hemlock Belt
Morg
Reid
Uncle Morg
Sister Hann
Peppy
Jobe
Cuele
Luster
Binder
Hinder
Mary
Peggy
Huster
Duster
Uncle More
Aunt Peggy
Uncle Marg
Moh
Leggy
Binder Place
Lyon
Mory
Lack
Toster
Agin Jou
Ehister
Tome
Rhitroad Company
Unele Morg
Muster
Elreult
Rister Binder
Iuster
Uncle Mary
Dominie
Renner
Vinke
Ivol
Crete Mervy
Haven
Alt Clare
Ann
Cele
Hemlock
Ivan
Johal
Crile Morg
John
Meggy
Geeville
An Awful Punishment Prompts Health Ad Voyage
A long, sensational piece warns of nature’s penalties for misdeeds, cites severe punishments, then promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a restorative cure. It appeals to fear, claims to restore health by aligning the body with nature’s laws, and includes testimonials and a mailing offer.
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Horton
Nature
Wr Voce
Sir Pierce
John Crosser
Box
Morristown
Helmont Co
Chi
Pierce
Gulden
Pernets
Dr. Pierce
KV. Pierce
The
Invalides’ Hotel and Sureical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
World's Disprey Medical Association
Kilmer Swamp Root Offered For Kidney Trouble Relief
The ad argues kidney disease signs like hollow cheeks sunken eyes and sallow complexion indicate trouble. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a global remedy and urges readers to request a free pamphlet by mail from Kilmer & Co, Binghamton NY.
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Bright
Kilmer
Binghampton
N.Y
Baked Beans Train Delights New York Commuters
A Boston exile in New York finds comfort in the Sunday baked beans train, described by the Chicago Chronicle. The Grand Central express car fills with roasted beets and baked goods every Sunday, arriving with a special aroma and quick distribution to delivery wagons.
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New York
Chicago Chronicle
Grand Central
Tos Lan
Gorillas and Humans Share Traits Yet Spare Charitable Talk
A page notes ape and man resemble each other in many respects but avoids dwelling on differences. It also reports on England condemning decayed poultry from Boston and a novel tunnel lighting method in Parka Neф, detailing officials and processes involved.
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Joan
Parka
Santo Mat
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