The Child Wife in a Suburban Evening
In a semi fashionable suburb Mr Simpkins debates frugality while his wife Trixy pleads for indulgence. Adele lures them to a Morani's supper with friends, prompting Mrs Simpkins to reveal doubts about manners and morals. After a tense night they return home, and George promises change.
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Mr. Simpkins
Mr. S
Trixy
George
Mrs. S
Old George
Morani’s
Mimi Goodman
Mimi
Adele
Miss Sweder
Jack
Capt. Jones
Mrs. Smithson
Simpkins
V. W
Noah
Mrs. S.S
Grieg
Miss. Sweder
Mrs. Simpkins
Little One
Marks
Entombed in Ice Skeleton Found in Ademello Glacier
A skull and bones surfaced from a fissure in the Ademello glacier in the Southern Tyrol. The recovered remains are believed to be Ruth, an American tourist missing since 1890. The article notes how ice fissures trap climbers and preserve bodies for years before thaw reveals them.
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Ademello
Tyrol
Ruth
Children Ebb and Florence Rumored in Town
The Washington Times notes Mrs. Q. Riosity asks about Ebenezer and Florence who have been seen running in and out of the area, with Mrs. C. Coast confirming their frequent presence.
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Q. Riosity
Chilren
Ebenezer
Florence
C. Coast
Ebb
Washington Times
Sidelined Quip Sparks Laughs Over Large Ears
A fragment shows a timid exchange about ears and generosity with Mr. Coina guessing thirty, reflecting playful dialogue and a light moment amid unrelated chatter.
Sleepless Emporia Woman Credits Pink Pills for Cure
Mrs Jennie Carlow of 713 Merchant Street Emporia Kansas wife of W R Carlow proprietor of Carlow Watson and Blacksmith Works chronic sleeplessness with chest and back pain prevented rest. After two boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People her sleep improved and health restored she urges others to try the remedy and notes blood and nerve restoration.
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Republican
Emporia
Kant
Jennie Carlow
Merchant Street
Kansas
W. R. Carlow
Carlow Waton and Blacksmith Works
Lodge 15
Carlow
Elizabeth Drake
Dr. Williams
Kan
Williams
Peae Medicine Co
Schnectady
George Sloneker Hurriedly Dislocates Finger
George Sloneker of Oxford Ohio hurried to pull on his glove and dislocated the index finger of his right hand in a minor accident.
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George Sloneker
Oxford
Ohio
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
Readers learn a claimed cure for catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad asserts the remedy treats catarrh constitutionally by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, includes a money back promise, and invites testimonials. It lists price and distributor details and promotes Hall's Family Pills as best.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Moonshine Quip on Noble General Ailment
In a Moonshine-style quip a patient asks what ails Mrs. Giles and learns from her doctor that it is "general nobility" rather than a medical condition. The line preserves period humor and social tone.
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Unkina
Mr. Coinasqueeze
Iniinati Auquire
Epi
Cee Ieee Sa
Sonar Aioe
Billious
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