Salvor Closes in Mourning for Pet
When the cat failed to appear Scotty hung a green tissue paper sign edged with carnations announcing the salvor had closed in mourning for his pet.
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Scotty
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
7
Why Postal Banks Keep Advertising If Post Office Pays
A child asks her father why the postal service advertises postal banks if it cannot fund itself. The elder explains the public service and funding aspects behind postal banking. The dialogue uses a child’s earnest challenge to probe government finance and publicity.
Poison Oak and Ivy Remedy Promoted by Tyree’s Powder
A wartime era advertisement promotes Tyree's Antiseptic Powder as fast relief for poison oak or ivy. It recommends bathing affected areas in a pint of water with two teaspoonfuls of the powder. Available at druggists for 25 cents. samples offered free by J. & Tyree, Washington, D.C.
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Tyree
J. &. Tyree
Washington, D. C
The Liked Live Ones Dialogue on Patience and Ancestors
Patience notes a man has written a book about his ancestors while Patrice questions who would read a book about dead ones. The exchange hints at themes of memory lineage and public interest in family histories.
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Patience
Patrice
Fragmented Satirical Quip on Marriage and Escape
A fragmentary line critiques married life with a wry joke about husbands leaving home to please wives. The text also references an unclear phrase about LEWIS and a product or item called Si Binder, but details are unreadable.
Notable Figure Known for Respectability Over Truth
A historical figure is described as frequently presenting a respectable persona that contrasts with the underlying truth of his actions. The source emphasizes public perception versus private conduct and hints at broader implications for credibility.
Experience of Motherhood in a Fragmented Era
Fragmentary text reflects themes of motherhood and personal growth. It mentions a mother’s experience and a hopeful outlook tied to family, children, and resilience within challenging circumstances. The exact details are unclear due to OCR artifacts.
Human fly warns Liberty statue risks collapse
Rodman Law self styled human fly says the interior cast iron bracing of the Liberty statue could fail and harm someone. He claims theft by companions who vanished with his cash during a top of capitol climb and describes his risky ascent aided by a steeple rope.
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Ashington
Capitol
Rodman Law
New York
Liberty
Earth
Sky
Dome
Jack
Gote
The Yellow Flag Mystery on Washington Street Rails
A street railway effort in Washington prompts yellow flags at track ends with lanterns nightly. Passersby ask what the flags mean, and a laborer replying with a amused look and pity hints at the puzzle behind the yellow symbols.
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Washington
Duck on the Window Sill Becomes Local Legend
A duck on a second story window sill draws wide attention in a long shared history. A letter recounts how Dr. Clymer brought back colorfully colored ducks from the Asian coast and how city development affected the duck’s home pond.
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Fe Weil
Clymer
Asiatic
Ceylon
Alexander R. Shepherd
Witness Frohman Testifies on Broadway Production Definition
Daniel Frohman, expert witness in William Harcourt's royalty suit against George Broadhurst, defines a Broadway production as a show placed in fist class style at a Broadway theater. His answer is stricken, and questions about an actor benefiting from Broadway exposure are debated before the judge allows the expert to proceed.
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Daniel Frohman
William Harcourt
George Broadhurst
Mr. Frohman
Frohman
Rash on Face Grows Into Severe Skin Disease
Patient in Sioux Falls South Dakota describes a two year battle with a facial rash that spread to the neck and other side of the face. The condition caused persistent itching burning and nightly discomfort with scabs forming and oozing as it worsened.
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Sioux Falls
S. C
Man Fears Storm as Personal Threat Looms
A man expresses fear of an approaching storm while also fearing his wife, signaling a tense domestic or personal danger scenario. The brief note hints at emotional distress tied to weather conditions and a troubled relationship.
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