Train Entanglement at New Station Sparks Witty Banter
A chaotic scene on a railway platform follows Mr Dilwood and his companion as they await a train. Dialog unfolds with a mix of confusion and humor about a brother, a young man proving his future as a lawyer, and plans to meet in Washington. The piece blends travel chaos with light family intrigue and a humorous anecdote about Theodore Hook.
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John Diiwood
Bike
Twiwood Tintra
Tulas
Waktiligion
Erwkine
Stites
Darier
Woliv
Mittsborg
Bobble
Jobo
Jobs
Jobe
Titwood
Chicago
Brakine & Dilwood
Dilwood
Misa Thadale
Tisdale
First Clase
Tindale
Mr. Dilwood
Husk
Theodore Hook
Theodore
Antidote For A Tired Mind Says Lawyer
A downtown lawyer describes a mental reset method to solve problems. After overworking his brain he turns to photography as a relaxing shift, then returns to the original task refreshed. He keeps a chemistry darkroom at his office and previously found sleep ineffective for clearing his mind.
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Losomiuia
Philadelphia Record
Hat Mischief Sparks Destructive Temper in Class
A Scotch university professor warned students against placing items on his desk and later cut a thief hat to pieces after a prank involving his hat. The incident shows his temper flaring as he confronted the act and misread the situation.
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Bis Countenance
Double Up Jane The Sum Has Risen
A London Answers item recalls Suzie a girl who spells words aloud in class. She jokes about doubling sounds and, when asked to apply doubling rules, quips that the sum has risen as the sun rises. The anecdote ends with a playful classroom moment.
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Suzie
Mary
Jane
London
An Economical Gown and Linen Styles for Spring
A fashion note describes an economical pale blue embroidered robe, a belted waist, and a gathered cape or fichu, with black velvet trim and a 87 50 robe price. it also covers linen fabrics in varied weights and colors, including a Copenhagen blue linen gown trimmed with velvet, and slim princess dresses with long embroidered fronts to elongate the silhouette.
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Batiste
Copenhagen
Boot and Gown Fashion Trends and Quick-Refresh Tips
A fashion note describes ready made boots with topa to match gowns and rising prices for custom cloth turning many to off the shelf pairs. It highlights a Lewis model spring hat with a tapestry blue straw design, and notes popular flat tuck blouses with lace net yokes. Practical care tips cover tea leaves for varnished surfaces and steaming art glass to restore freshness.
Economy in Building Poultry Houses for Long Life
The article argues for sturdy, well–built poultry houses using seasoned wood from the start to avoid repeated repairs. It warns that damp conditions cause boards to shrink and warp, creating cracks if inferior wood is used. It emphasizes choosing the best material and planed boards for durable construction.
Simple Coop Plans For Poultry Houses And Alfalfa Warnings
Practical notes describe sliding door coops built from smooth boards for easy cleaning and waterproofing, with sizes suitable for yard use and optional runs to deter predators. It cites a box coop as preferable for floor space and cleaning, plus a lathed plastered model and a paper covered variant. Alfalfa feeding cautions warn horses may suffer digestive issues and certain fields are unsuitable when underwater or waterlogged. France exported alfalfa seed at about ten cents per pound.
Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised By Rev F Starbird
Reverend F Starbird of East Raymond Maine commends Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best healer for an old army wound and stubborn sores. He also notes success in his veterinary practice. The product retails for 26 cents at Wm Kippa Sons drug store.
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F. Starbird
East Raymond
Maine
Wm. Kippa Sons’ Drug Store
England's national bird and the Dorking's rise
A humorous piece extols the Dorking breed as England’s national bird with Roman ancestry claims, notes its extra toe and white shanks, and chronicles its spread to Plymouth and Concord. It mocks rival birds and discusses poultry culture, eggs, incubation practices, and odd poultry anecdotes from the era.
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England
John Bull
Plymouth Rock
Boston Ten
Tim
Concord
Lexington
Bunker Hill Monument
Crow T
Subscription notice and teacher exams schedule
The item lists subscription options and prices for 1902 publications and explains mailing limitations. It announces regular teacher certification examinations at the West High School building in Greenville Ohio, with dates: April third Saturday and May second Sunday. Officials J Alvert on Crowell G H Garrison and J H Browder preside the board of examiners.
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Greenville
Ohio
J. Alverton Crowell
Garrison
J. H. Browder
Board of Txampers
Greenville Journal Subscription Offer
Every family in Darke County can get the Greenville Journal for 1 year at 1.00 or six months for 50 cents within the county, 1.15 out of county. The paper provides about 2912 columns of reading matter annually for under two cents per week. Come in and subscribe or refer a friend at a distance.
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Journal Furnish
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Mie
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Civil Service
Washington
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France
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Britain
National Poultry Club
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Caruthers Avenue
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South Africa
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Youngstown
Express
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Naine Ypigournel
CML
Toledo
Bunday
A, Snow & CO
Henry M. Cole
Allen Block
Upytairn
Second National Bank
Ippoulbe
A. Jobes
Attorney
Anderson Block
W. W. Thegarden
Oser
New Weaver Block
Greenyville
Darke County
Greenville Journal
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