A Clever Book and Theodor Mranhin’s Odd Tale
A fragmentary notice promotes a Clever Book and a work by Voiono Mranhin in a Philadelphia publisher listing. It mentions Thehayed and editorial pages, with advertising sections noted and a veiled reference to readers as “the fortunate reader” amid promotional copy for books and engravings.
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Voiono Mranhin
Ile Henry Se Company
Philadelphia
Heal Wealth te in ifie Heart
Unclear readable text mentions individuals and themes of wealth and health with fragmented phrasing. No coherent events, dates, or concrete entities clearly identifiable for a factual card. The readable fragments reference people and some places but lack verifiable details.
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Ike Artic
Wewltlh
Truce in New York beet packers strike men drivers reach accord
The article reports a ceasefire among drivers and teamsters at wholesale beet packing houses in New York City. It also mentions multiple fatal incidents including a Rochester fire killed Mr and Mia Webster and their baby, and a Mansilion Ohio livery fire killing a horse stable crew. Additional items cover New York bond rates, disasters, crimes, and legal actions across several states with mixed outcomes and ongoing investigations. The piece lists various accidents, arrests, and political moves, including Texas antitrust actions against International Harvester and a Cullinan diamond purchase authorized in Pretoria.
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New York City
Mia
Charles Webster
Rochester
Eme K
Atwood
Mansilion
Ohio
Toronto
Canada
Fred Kersters
Lacrosse
Wis
Barberville
Central
Japan
Coaldale
Black Hand Society
Texas
International Harvester Company
What the Women Wore at Ocean City
A Maryland Ocean City visitor recalls sensational dress trends and hatless summer style. The piece notes shirtwaists, duot clothing, and a common absence of hats among locals during the season. It also covers deaths from X rays, citing Dr. Weigel of Rochester and others, with unclear causes but linking to medical risks and professional roles.
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Maryland
Ocean City
Weigel
Rochester
Chistian
Thomas Edison
Boston
San Francisco
Fleischman
Wel Bel
Rochester Academy of Medicine
American Orthopaedic Society
Inherited Tendency and Idle Verses in Rural Folk Tales
A puzzling scene depicts a city bard selling verses to fund a week in a rural boardinghouse. He labors by a kerosene lamp while a farmer greases boots and asks where the beloved girl is. A playful exchange follows about his professed love and a comic misunderstanding.
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Yeou
Coffee and Sleep Remedy From Dream Ailment Survivor
A former coffee addict describes severe sleep loss and jitters from caffeine. After stopping coffee, symptoms faded and health improved, with the writer claiming restored sleep, appetite, and daily function, urging others to avoid excess caffeine.
Thirst Was First Thought at Hotel Workers Convention
John C. Risley of Detroit attended the New York convention of the International Society of Hotel and Restaurant Employes. The gathering condemned tipping, noting the public’s ignorance about earnings. A reporter recalled a political meeting where disorder and drunken interruptions interrupted proceedings.
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John C. Risley
Detroit
New York
Internatonal Society of Hotel and Restaurant
Kel
Cuticura Cure Ad Triumphs Over Bad Eczema
A testimonial in 1905 Chicago notes eczema relief after three years with physicians. The user says Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills cured the disease in three months and highly recommends the remedies. Also includes assorted short, unrelated clippings about public figures and odd anecdotes.
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Chicago
Florence B. Atwood
Crilly Place
L. 8. Berger
Child Lost Chickens After Stormal Tales From Harper’s
A new resident mother leaves eight year old in charge of eight chicks. A thunderstorm floods the yard and half the chicks drown. The boy tries a confession, claiming all died happily. He later tries to frame the tale with a boast about "tracks" from a racing car, amid a mother’s warning about Castoria for infants and children.
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Subjrcts
Harper's Weekly
Sacred Deer of Japan and Oddities in a Crude Ad Mix
A fragmentary collage from a newspaper page mentions sacred deer in Japan and playful scenes on Miyajima, then shifts to a string of old patent medicine claims and aphorisms. Included are stray brand names, eclectic calls to wellness, and misc. quotes reflecting period advertising tone and domestic humor.
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Japan
Maru
Miyajima
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