Aztec Gold Camp Offer and Route to New Mexico Mines
Advertises a Choate camp near Cerrillos New Mexico inviting prospectors to invest travel to the Moreno Valley and Vie Chock placer and quartz mines via Santa Fe route. Notes stage schedules Springer to Cimarron and Baldy with fares and times, plus mentions other nearby towns and routes. Also includes promotional mentions of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Hall’s Catarrh Cure, with medical notices and early 1900s postal style.
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Coohili
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Cerrillos
Willice
Wallie
Colfax Co
Moreno Valley
Springer
ATS SF RR
Cold Night and Hoard of Bottles Tale
A dim era anecdote recalls four men and seven bottles in a frosty tale as a Westerner recounts a thermometer dropping to seven degrees below zero and a waiter reminders to pay the bill. The piece blends a pastor diary and a cabinet of oddities with humor and old time quips.
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Ned
Amit
Zor
Dont Stop Tobacco Cure Promises Secret Berlin Formula
An advertisement claims a tobacco quitting remedy named BacoCrit ix, allegedly developed by a Berlin physician in 1572, offered as a scientific cure without willpower. It promises no harm, a pure, painless effect, and a guaranteed return with a 10 percent interest refund, priced at $1 per bottle with sample offers upon six two cent stamps.
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Berlin
Kureks Chemical & Manufacturing Company
la Crosse
Wiscotte In
Stranger and Wife Spell Out a Spelling Spat in Tennessee
In Cumberland Mountains a traveler helps a dispute over spelling between a man and his wife at their cabin. The husband asks the stranger to judge how to spell dog and dawn amid comic exchanges. A vigilant dog and a tense door moment end the scene with a warning to leave.
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Mer
Cumberland Mountai
Tennessee
Livia
Wharf
Livi
Subscription offer for The Republic newspaper promotion
The notice advertises a subscription deal for The Republic of St. Louis offering two new subscribers for two dollars and one year free, plus four new subscribers for ten dollars to receive two years free. It ends with a marketing slogan and directs readers to address THE REPUBLIC, St. Louis, MO.
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Marcher
Bos
THE
Republic
St. Louis
Indy
Portrait Photographer Causes Conflict Over Art and Demand
A client argues with a photographer over artistic control in a studio on Eighteenth Street. The sitter insists on a right profile, but the artist dismisses client dictates, claiming artists decide poses and customers must comply. The dispute ends with the client leaving, planning legal action for damages.
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Mr. Jilkins
Ley
Manner
Aitkinn
Jilkins
Tio
Jitking
Jr. Klin
Ellone
Sid
Sam
Bin
Eighteenth Street
New York Herald
Fashionable Nuisance Sparks Modern Sleeve Critique
A humorous New York World piece mocks the puffed modern sleeve and its entourage of fashion fuss. A narrator critiques the era’s styles and social vanity, recounting a theatergoing anecdote about a stingy suitor and a carriage mishap.
Peculiarity of Man in Theatre Ticket Quest
A man leaves a crowd queuing for theater tickets and contemplates his rash choice. He resolves to retreat to a quiet spot and blame himself for wasting hours in the cold for a premium seat rather than endure the performance itself. The Washington Star notes his ironic self admonition.
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Pers Formance
Washington Star
Regialator hints at cockroach sale ban in mince pie bill
A clipped Tribune item quotes a Plinkeille regulator promising a concealed plan to criminalize selling cockroaches in mince pie. The note mentions a pure food bill backed to block passage, with pleas from a restaurateur lobby and opposition from state officials.
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Plinkeille
Cine Elunatl Tribune
Questioning a Salvation Army Plate Holder In Indiana Journal Style
In the Indianapolis Journal excerpt a Salvation Army captain asks who passed the plate last night and a former detective, now anonymous, reflects on why the plate was held behind during collection. The dialogue hints at curiosity, identity, and past roles within a local collection scene.
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Salvation Army
Insamie
Analetes
Indianapolis Journal
Invention Pitches New Danger Signal Port Concept
A fragmented report notes an inventor described as at work on a hazard signaling device. The text mentions a cloth-based indicator and a washout signal concept linked to Atlanta Journal coverage. The piece hints at a risky or comedic presentation with repeated jokes and mistaken spellings.
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M Rathfold
How Atlanta Journal
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