Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Compliment From Murfreesboro Woman
Mrs Maben reports relief from female weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She credits the remedies with restoring health and ability to work and urges other women to try them. The ad notes plant-based ingredients and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
H. EB. Mason
Spring St
Prospecting Quips on Pay Dirt and Soil Value
A brief exchange contrasts belief in soil wealth with personal luck in prospecting. The pair discuss whether proximity to soil yields pay, and one notes striking pay dirt during an outing. The dialogue frames a rural, realist view of prospecting fortunes.
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Canada
Toba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Skin and hair care ad with Cuticura and cautionary note
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for dandruff itching and hair growth with a follow up hot shampoo using Cuticura Soap. It claims relief from skin troubles and offers free samples by mail. A warning targets girls about deceitful young men posing as candy kids.
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Cuticura
Dept. XY
Boston
Ady
Proclamation of Resolve in Prolonged Procession
The text argues that not leading a procession does not mean defeat or decline. It asserts perseverance and continued effort despite lack of early leadership. The message emphasizes persistence and resilience in ongoing action.
Bank President's Son Named Bank Thief After Revelations
In Corinth, Horace Blagden’s bank faces exposure as Adam Carr reveals Horace’s son Chetwynd as the defaulter. The confrontation at the bank ends with Adam vowing to pursue the thief and bring him to justice, while newspapers abroad begin covering the scandal.
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Adam Carr
Blagden
Adam
Mr. Blagden
Horace
Carr
Adin
Rao
Mr. Blagdon
Corinth
Hell
Payson
Jenee
Bank
New York
Boston
Paris in Mourning and Hope Emerge From War Scene
Edith Wharton describes Paris slowly returning to life after six months of conflict. Crowds fill shops and streets near the Invalides while German trophies loom. Faces show memorial weariness and a transformed city. In Firwood Pennsylvania, hundreds push a billboards ban crusade on local businesses.
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Paris
Edith Wharton
Scribner's
Pont Alexander II
Great Court of the Invalides
France
Naples
Valenciennes
War Office
Fragmented Readable Fragments From The Kansas City Journal
A jumble of quoted lines and stray phrases mentions planets, desserts, and a barber. Notable names include Omar and Henry with brief dialog snippets about romance and art. The text mixes casual banter with unrelated notes and does not form a cohesive news item.
Epigram about Lusitania speeds and Moroccan vizier
In Fez the grand vizier dismisses talk of Lusitania’s 27 knot speed with a wry quip about roads to gravel. The piece also recounts a naval training joke where a rookie mislabels bodies of water as calm and roof, via a terse student’s answer.
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Morocco
Jules Huret
M. Huret
Fez
M. Hurst
Navy
Big John Henry
Dialogue on moral entertainment prompts clash at theatre
The manager questions a playgoer's claim that the production is thoughtful and refined. The patron defends the work as educational, while the manager warns that discussing business may hinder it. The exchange centers on taste and commercial concerns.
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Agarl
Young Woman Praises Essay While Father Remains Unmoved
The dialogue shows a young woman claiming her commencement essay is profound and dignified after reading it to her father who says he did not understand it. The piece closes with a quip on credulity and parental approval.
The Truth Comes Out in a Legal Gambit
A former employee reveals how a large corporation escaped notice by exploiting broad public indifference to similar schemes. The exchange clarifies the motive and method behind a systematic act of theft within a corporate setting.
Russian Przemysl falls then attacked by Austro Germans
The report notes Przemysl changing hands as Russians moved in and the Austro German forces counterattack. A commentator questions prospects for a decisive victory at the strategic fortress.
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Przemysl
A Last Resort at a Country Inn
Mr Tompking, staying overnight at a small country hotel, is shown to his room by a young colored servant. He notes a rope for fire escape and questions a prominently placed Bible, the boy replying it is intended for use if the fire is too far advanced for escape.
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Mary
Eric
God
Adam
New York
Rena
Chetwynd
Joan
Miss Sinnox
Joan Bright
Tompking
Harper's Magazine
Mr. Thompkins
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Iowa
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Milbuen CO
Buffalo
Sioux City
PTG CO. NG
Mary Midthorne
George Barr McCutcheon
Graystark
Iroston King
Dodd, Mead & Co
Mr. Presbrey
Etse
French Fannie's
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Young Payson
Feliow
Ike
Liettania
Portugal
Firwood
Gamigetion Giiswe
Aer Beh
RA Garrett
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Jupiter
Kansas City Journal
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Omar
Henry
Lusitania
Eve
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