Condensed Daily Tribune for Busy Readers Debuts
The New York Tri-Weekly Tribune and The Alma Record sell for 1.75 dollars per year. The edition presents the day’s most important news from The Daily Tribune in a compact up-to-date format for readers pressed for time.
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Canal Must Be Dug By U S Says Roosevelt Message
Washington Nov 14 Roosevelt prep his annual message to Congress with a revised section on canal negotiations with Colombia. He states Colombia refused to unite the canal treaty and asserts the canal must be dug by the United States, as demanded by national and world interests. The president cites concessions made to Colombia but warns no further concessions are possible.
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Local Remedy Ad Promises Refund for Cough Cure
The undersigned guarantee money back on a 50 cent bottle of Green's Warranted cough remedy and a 25 cent bottle trial. Signers include Bizarkand MuLwot Lanp of Alma Cass Gallopes Alma Farp Horsey Riverdale.
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Alma
Cass. Gallopes
Farp Horsey
Riverdale
Just What You Need Patent Medicine Pitch Card
An old style promo notes a remedy to spark appetite ease digestion and liver bowel regulation. It claims to relieve dullness after meals bad taste head pains and constipation promising improvement at 25 cents a box sold by Bivens and Roadea.
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Bivens & Roadea
Michigan Rout Wisconsin 16 to 0 in Western Gridiron
Ann Arbor reports Michigan football beating Wisconsin 16 to 0 on Saturday, extending a streak without allowing a goal line crossing. The Wolverines prepare to face Chicago with strong form, while high school scores across Michigan appear in a lengthy roundup. An anecdote about Disraeli’s exaggerated praise is included as a humorous aside.
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Ithaca
Alma
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Kalamazoo
Charlotte
Howell
Fenton
Dan Dolling Found Dead After Heavy Drinking Incident
Hig Last Drunk. Benton Harbor Mich Nov 16 Dan Dolling a familiar town character was found dead Sunday morning in the city jail. He had been drinking heavily Saturday and was lodged to fall very drunk. Before arrest he was seen to fall striking his head on saloon steps and the death may have been caused by injuries or by alcohol. Dr Chapin said postmortem found no skull or head injuries.
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Which Was His Wife
A Turk rumoredly married a veiled white bride before a royal eniran ceremony. Twelve white-clad ladies stood for the choice, each without eyes. The groom faced a minute to pick. ten gave cold stares, one frowned, one smiled. He chose and regained his bride after contemplating the frowning and smiling options.
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Vault of St Michan’s Ireland’s grim historic tombs
London Tatler describes the Dublin site as a pilgrim destination near St Michan’s church where the organ rests and Handel allegedly composed Messiah. The crypts hold two centuries old portraits in dry air keeping features recognizable while eerie, yet not offensive, amid narrow passageways and family recesses in the vaults.
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London Tatler
Bridges, masks, and a sun god in ancient lore
A collage of historic notes describes medieval bridge building in France and England, noting Saint Benevet and Peter of Colechurch as bridge leaders and Abbot Bernan’s Crowland and Burton Bridge feats. It also recounts Pakimo mask rituals, Eskimo sun worship, a courtroom quip about income, and rope preservation with graphite lubrication.
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Burton
Trent
London Globe
Long Enough in English Election Meeting Oration
An aspirant for honors began with the line Mr Chairmen I have lived long enough prompting Hear hear from the crowd and a storm of laughter that forced him to resume his seat at the English electioneering gathering.
Battered Legend In Swiss Hotel Wall Inscription
A traveler altered a wall inscription in a Swiss hotel from Hospes salve to Fospes solve, changing welcome to pay. The fragment is tied to Emerson and the idea that days arrive and depart like veiled figures bringing gifts only if used.
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Emerson
The Mystery of It in Uncle Bhen’s Pride and Humility
In a Washington Bee column Uncle Bhen muses on the paradox of some people who refuse work yet expect family support. He notes the moral tension between pride and dependence within family life.
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Washington
Discontent Echoes in Chiraro Post Quotation
A brief quoted exchange from Chiraro Post reflects public sentiment on fairness and access to opportunity. The dialogue centers on dissatisfaction with the distribution of content and a perceived lack of influence in worldly matters.
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Three Grass Types Said to Restore Worn Out Ranges
Range improvement in Montana cites overstocking damage on plains and promotes three grasses for recovery. J W Dankenslin names blue joint buffalo grass and buffalo grub, noting buffalo grass thrives in dry, arid plains and spreads from central hubs. Buffalo grass considered best for planting on exhausted ranges due to hardiness, rooting, and fattening value.
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Hin Rebate and seating complaints in early town topics
A fragment from Town Topics quotes a street car rider complaining about seats and fairness. The piece contrasts a buck's worth of butter with eight cents' hay, hinting at unequal value and access related to daily transport and sustenance.
Startling Test Sparks Lifesaving Result by Dr TG
A doctor in Mehoopany Pa reports a startling test that cured a patient after violent stomach hemorrhages. He prescribed Electric Bitters, citing relief from stomach and liver troubles, and notes the patient has been attack-free for 14 months. The tonic is guaranteed for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles, priced at 50 cents at Sharar & Mulholland's.
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Mehoopany
Sharrar & Mulholland's
Stepped Against a Hot Stove Burn Healed by Balm
A Virginia mother recalls her child burning from a Saturday incident and using Chamberlain Pain Balm on the blaze. The remedy soothed the boy within half an hour and the child slept, recovering in two weeks. Mrs Henson of Kellar is noted as a resident promoting the anticeptic balm for burns and bruises. Sold by Bivens & Rhodes.
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Bivens & Roades
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