Laying Bare the Secrets of Hypnotism
A long feature outlines Dr. Quackenbos’s claims about hypnotic suggestion curing moral and physical ailments. It details cases of artists and actors rising to talent, a private ambassador awakening hidden abilities, and the theory of transliminal influence guiding self and others. The piece frames hypnosis as a bridge between conscious will and subconscious power.
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York
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Wren
Timwell
John D. Quackerbor
Columbia University
Quackenbos
Harper & Bros
New York Sunday World
Bernhardt
New York
Edward VII
McKinley
Adele
Dr. Quackenboa
de. Quackenbos
Dr. Quackenbos
Quadenbon
How to Cure Yourself of Drunkenness
Dr Joan D Quackenbos urges alcoholics to resolve to quit. The piece frames willpower and inner change, urging the reader to rely on nutrition, air, exercise, and sleep and to declare an absolute break with alcohol, promising freedom from temptation and a lasting commitment.
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Joan D. Quackenbos
Smoking Advice Urges Fewer Cigarettes and Detestation
In a brief health notice, readers are advised to cut daily cigarette use and to hate tobacco. The guidance frames smoking as a habit to discard, echoing early 20th century public health language about vice and personal reform.
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Torlova
Europe Growing Colder Across Regions, Flammarion Notes
The Philadelphia Record reports Camille Flammarion’s tables indicate Europe has cooled over the past six years with Paris readings one degree below normal. Britain, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Austria and Germany also show cooler trends, especially in spring, while historic wines of Elampes and Beauvaly are contrasted with today’s vines.
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Camille Flammarion
Europe
Philadelphia Record
Actul
France
Paris
Great Britain
Belgium
Spain
Italy
Austria
Germany
Philip Augusta
Henry TV
Life in Kentucky Drummer at Moonshineville Ky
A colonial era style scene in Moonshineville Kentucky depicts a storekeeper lamenting vanished trade after a rival opened nearby. He recalls a feud where both sides killed customers and each other, leaving none with customers, in a grim weekly vignette.
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Kentucky
Moonshineville
Croairoads
The Trouble with Some People Theme Reflection
A compact aphorism notes that a small effort sustains self image for certain individuals, illustrating social behavior through terse, period voice wording. The remark emphasizes personal restraint and social perception in everyday conduct.
Do Good for Poor Officers Chosen for Social Improvement
A national charity bureau, created by a 1906 act, names officers to oversee social condition work. Duties include monitoring charity progress, advising on laws, drafting proposals, coordinating organizations, and reporting to the state. The structure features a general assembly, an advisory committee of 48, and a 24-member director group.
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Exiitan Prowsla
Ite
Faa Sirge
Rare Paintings Discovered in State College Passage
Puebla correspondence reports the discovery of rare and valuable paintings in a subterranean passage at the State college. The building, once Jesuit property, is believed to have housed hidden treasures walled up when the order was expelled.
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State College
Bulding
Puebla
Mexican Herald
Special Brand Gift and Grudge Over Jones
Brown thanks Green for a cigar and declines another, citing a prior gift to Jones and harboring a grudge linked to the incident. The exchange notes personal tensions without detailing events or outcomes.
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Jones
Timely Suggestion on Town Costs After Illness
After weeks of serious illness Mr Tyte-Phint is declared out of danger. He complains about medical bills but the doctor quips that dying in town would cost more. The exchange reveals the town’s high hospital costs and a wary patient humor.
Markets Show Flour and Grain Price Shifts Across Cities
New York reports flour gains and higher wheat and corn bids with mixed oats and hay activity. Cleveland notes patent flour gains and varied prices for cattle calves and sheep with hogs weaker. East Buffalo lists export cattle and lambs. Pittsburgh shows cattle and hogs with mixed worker and pig prices.
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New York
Cleveland
East Buffalo
Practical Paris Pattern No 2262 for a child tunic
A four size Paris pattern 2262 for a three to five year old child features a golden brown galatea tunic with white trimming a right side closes under a red gilates edge and brown braid collar and sleeves. Wide bloomers gather at the knees a breast pocket decorates the tunic front and contrasting fabric and serpentine braid required with yardage depends on size. Pattern price is ten cents and requests full name address and size when ordering.
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Paris
Ladies Fifteen Gored Skirt Pattern No 2280
Parla Pattern No 2280 offers a fifteen gores skirt with inverted box plait at the back and decorative plaiting at the hips. Suitable for mohair Panama cloth cheviot serge tweed broadcloth and more, available in sizes 22 to 34 inches waist. Yardage varies by width and nap. pattern costs 10 cents by mail from Pattern Editor.
Happy Over Find By Readers Of Spenner Copy
Readers believe Lennon Uterates are pleased with a Meding of Spenner's copy of The Faerie Queene It bears on the title page in Greek characters the word Pronauton which Israel Gollan reads as from the author to himself
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Lennon
Spenner
Israel Gollan
Actor Merits Draw Italian and English Contrast
Maris Borsa, famed Italian dramatic critic, contrasts English and Italian actor merits. He credits English performers with certain advantages in temperament and dress but acknowledges critics may dispute his views beyond the Atlantic.
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Maris Borsa
Atlantic
Hier
Tim
London
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Berlin
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