Papaw vines tale in mountain sermon tale
An amusing anecdote from Rev. D Witherspoon during evangelizing in Leslie county is told. A guide explains papaw bark strings tied to stumps to symbolize bringing luck, prompting a mountain resident to mock papaw vines as superstition while the preacher counters. Louisville Courier-Journal report.
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D. Witherspoon
Parneah
Genfield
Leslie County
Mr. Witherspoon
Yassin
Gothin
Louisville
Coprier-Journal
Colorado Legislature Faces Mockery in War of Words
The Providence Journal notes tensions in Colorado politics as members clash over rhetoric while federal scrutiny looms. The Chicago Record highlights women accused of scolding and men maintaining a brave front amid mounting protests and calls for formal action.
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Colorado
Providence Journal
Meinte i
Colorado Ingralature
Feds
Chicago
Mercury Free Catarrh Emulsion Claims and Debate
A fragment discusses preparations for catarrh remedies, noting mercury dangers and contrasting claims about products sold by various firms. It mentions a Mercury Free option from F. J. Chotae & Co and critiques medical authority and consumer guidance in a periodical context.
Cured Salve Promised Relief for Skin Ailments
An early 20th century ad-like fragment touts Wee Hagel Salve as a cure for skin troubles. It claims rapid, permanent relief from cuts, burns, rashes and other skin conditions, naming St Louis and a 5 Webb reference as context.
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Loulat
Spug Jackson’s Feat Of Eating Oysters And Dumplings
The narrator recalls Danet Spar Jackson known as Spug for his enormous appetite. He bet and devoured five dozen oysters at a stand, out eating others in feats involving flan and dumplings, with tavern bets and social mockery surrounding his legendary capacity. He repeatedly challenged rivals to surpass his eating, leaving witnesses astonished at his prowess.
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Serarmiliy
Jowett Dewey
Bowery
Chatham Wytndry
Spo
Lear
Mark
Spng
Dhal
Spug
Jackson
BG Qouil
Jackwon
Tito Ateston
Anil
Minuet Firetix
Elie Lin
Novel Advertising Device Lights Up State Street Beasts
A Chicago fur dealer uses electric eyes in stuffed animals for storefront promotion. A polar bear, leopards, lynxes, and a mountain lion sit in the display with glowing eyeballs that light at dusk. Insulated wires run through the creatures, creating a striking night exhibit inspired by a London shop.
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State Street
The
Chicago Chronicle
Ealley
Thad
Olter
Phewi
London
Who Shot Nelson Contested View in Paris Column
In a Paris newspaper discussion of the Traffigar commemoration M Jules Clarette cites the memoirs of Robert Guillemard to assert the shooter of Lord Nelson was a one armed officer aboard the Victory, a claim from Guillemard describing the moment on deck and his later confession to his commander.
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Jules Clarette
Paris
Nelson
France
Boston Herald
M. Dules Clarette
Robert Guillemard
G Gillemard
Guillemard
Victory
Toulon
Trained for Coons and Other Beasts in a Curious Rant
A fragmented page discusses training for dogs and other beasts with a rambled, humorous tone. It mentions various creatures and speculative lines about handling them, set against a long, garbled narrative filled with odd spellings and cultural references.
Timepiece Confusion At Feminine Club Gathering
A New York Sun note asks which organization hosted a women’s club get together where members quarreled over watches. The first vice president declares she wound her watch, but forgot to set it, prompting a flurry as others reveal similar lapses and a lighthearted, gendered exchange.
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New York
Gur
Asmond
Katine
Wolves Increasing in Montana Rancher Regions
Montana ranchers report growing gray wolf predation as the species multiplies despite hunting efforts. Benton's Tyrrell Press notes wolves are highly destructive, taking fattened cattle and sheep, with professional hunters calling the animal difficult to outwit. Ranchers rely on trapping and shooting, while warnings urge vigilance against renewed pack incursions.
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Montana
Benton River
Mont
Tange
Tix
Caren
Reducing the Staff In Persian Court Controversy and Family Power
A garbled report claims the Shah of Persia tightens control while condemning a Pigane cult. it discusses a vast royal family with many wives and children, debates about polygyny, lineage, and political stability. The piece mentions a Merwil realm, Toloreuis, and a looming decline in polities, with references to Ger W. Pgeret and a public vote slated for 1244, along with a ritual calendar in Kully village.
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Persia
Merwil
Toloreuis
Diewite
Wise
Presen
Wellie
Ford
Eteatera
Thera
Gelierbe
Reverend Wolcott Pym Dee Soulepenitent Tale
A letter from Rev. J Wayn Wolcott of Hieming County Auburn reports a Baptist pastor's struggle with nervous paralysis during a period of illness. He credits the recovery to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after trying doctors, hospitalization, and home remedies. He describes his health decline, treatment, and eventual improvement, praising the pills andWidget team for restoring strength and work capacity.
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Amarite
Mudedan
Anyiem
Auburn
Dev. S. Wayne Wescott
Baptist Chon
Hieming
Wescott
Walcot
Ques
Baptist Church
Covert
N.Y
Tully
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God
Mr. Tymon
Tilly
Dr. Williams
Jill
Pilia
Erett Tully
Lieve
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