Pieces of Wit and Wisdom From A Bygone Era
A compact collection of maxims and moral observations on love work and manners. It previews gender norms and social etiquette through aphorisms about time honesty charity and temperament with light humor and cautionary notes. Some phrases reflect dated views yet showcase period tone and social expectations.
Notable Political Sidelights From Late 19th Century Press
A compilation of brief quotes and jabs from U S papers touching on William McKinley Edna Wallace Hopper Alfred Austin Matt Quay the Prince of Wales Henry M Stanley Zola Captain Sigsbee Liliuokalani Cuba Queen Victoria and others. The items mix gossip commentary political tensions and witty remarks from a range of sources.
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William McKinley
Syracuse Standard
Edna Wallace Hopper
Matt Quay
Buffalo Times
Prince of Wales
Cleveland
Dom Paul
Henry M. Stanley
Machiavelli
N. Y. Press
Zola
United States
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Sigsbee
Springfield Union
Liliuokalani
Congress
Gomez
Palma
Cuba
Chicago News
Duke of
Veragua
McKinley
Columbus
Springfield Republican
Senator Elkins
Spain
Stephen B. Elkins, Jr
Yale
Yale Provisional Battalion
Syracuse Post
Roosevelt
Boston Herald
Legal Notes on Negligence and Family Rights in Early Cases
The notes survey cases on railway negligence proven by electric escape injuring a horse, mental distress not constituting negligence without physical injury, and the right of a husband or father in marital or parental actions. It also covers tender of full payment, church pastor appointments needing presbytery sanction, and Arkansas legislature composition and pay.
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Trenton Pass
R Co
Gaugh
Kelley
New York
N. H
H. R
Kelsey
Jonathan Turner’s Sons
Lee Gin and M. Co
Tenn
First Presbyterian Church
Myers
Okla
Arkansas
Little Rock
Senate
Parsonage tax status spurs discussion in Oregon
The nation contends with varied topics from tax exemptions for parsonages in Oregon to a 40 year old horse death in Baltimore. Articles touch on London waiters, narrow Chinese streets, religious membership trends, and Alaska trade activity as steamers and sailings rise. President McKinley urges planting trees at the White House, while London eyes cheap hotels and restaurant schemes to aid the poor.
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Oregon
Baltimore
London
Schenectady
Paldwins
Philadelphia
Egypt
Vehoment
Alaska
West Randolph
Puget Sound
Dyea
Skaguay
Wrangell
Alaskan
Victoria
President McKinley
White House
McKinley
Lord Rowton
Lord Beaconsfield
Mills
New York
Thomas Lipton
Paine's celery tonic praised by Rough Riders
Letters from E. E. Hart of Dango Colorado Sergt M DovuTuETT of Guthrie Oklahoma and Willilliam A. Torx of Silver City NM describe Paine's celery compound as a powerful nerve restorer that rebuilt their health after rough service in the Santiago campaign. They credit it with steadier nerves, recovery from fever and malady, and say it helped them avoid hospital care. The notes quote improvements from Cuban climate and trench conditions and urge its use among comrades.
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New York
Messrs. Wells, Richardson & Co
Santiago
Roosevelt
Las Quasimas
San Juan Hill
E. E. Hart
Dango
Colorado
Messrs
Paine
Montauk Point
America
Sergt. M Dovutuett
Guthrie
Oklahoma
ST. Louis
Messrs, Wels, Richardson & Co
Silver City
Rough Riders
Canntura
Cuba
Siboney
Nan Juan
New Mexico
Willilliam A. Torx
N. M
Grain-O: A Relaxing Grain Drink Replacing Coffee
Advertising notice promotes Grain-O as a caffeine free nourisher that aids sleep. It claims grain based composition suited for nervous persons, youths and children and invites readers to replace coffee with Grain-O, available in 15 and 25 cent packages from grocers.
Conductor Relates Long Catarrh Cure With Balm
Josiah Bacon of the P. W. and B. A. R. recounts a 36 year struggle with catarrh. He credits a Brazilian Balm testimonial from Geo H. Hearn, an engineer he knew, with giving him hope. After starting the balm, progress was slow but six months brought complete recovery.
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Josiah Bacon
Geo. H. Hearn
Hearn
F. and P. M. R. R. Time Table October 16 1898
A historic timetable excerpt shows the F. and P. M. Railway schedule dated October 16 1898 listing departures arrivals and stops for local routes. The document reflects 19th century railroad operations and timetabling practices.
Grand Rapids and Indiana R R Timetable Traverse City 1898
Arrival and departure times announced for Traverse City Station effective October 16 1898. Details specify trains from Grand Rapids and Indiana routes with schedule changes for that season.
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Soamninaiemacoll
Seganeyen
T. Petoskey
Petroit
Grand Rapids
Traverse City
Petoskey
Serene Ween
Bay View
Elk Rapids
Ehoe
GEO. Dehaven
G. P
Traverseerse City Station
Mackinaw
Cincinnati
Chicago
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Raverse City
Averse City
Walton
Kalkaska
Mancelona
Petoske
Mackinacity
City
Sinaw
Big Rapids
Howard City
Detroit F& PM
Detroit McRr
OC Kalamazoo
Vicksburg
Indianapolis
St Louis
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Berlin
Odds and Ends
Rough
Ocvu
Montauk Hospital
Preservaline Co
Iuby Mall
Data
Mott Ghiearthar
Broadhagen
State Street
HN. Hyman
Leo Solomon
Frankfort
Benzonia
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Alma
Ithaca
Owosso
Howell
Ann Arbor
Toledo
W.H Bennet
Huron
Milwaukee
Manitowoc
Ludington
Manistee Baldwin
Reed City
Saginaw Bay City
H. F. Mgeller
G. P. A. Saginaw
Mich
Chicago and
West Michigan
Indiana
R. R
C. E. Murray
C. L. Lockwood
Grand Rapid
Silage Legende
Manistee Ar
Onekama J
Manistee Xing
Copemish Il
Nessen City
Twin Mountain
Interlochen
Sherman’s Mill
Lake Ann
Cedar Run
Solon
Foucs
Hatch’s Crossing
Greilickville
W. Cunningham
FA. Mitchell