Tugson Lodge No. 4 fi P and A M Stated Meetings
Tugson Lodge No 4 free and accepted masons holds stated communications on the second Friday each month at 7 30 PM in the Masonic hall Visiting brothers are cordially invited Master GEO ER KOHLER Secretary G J ROSKRUGE notice of special meetings will be given by worsting a clue tag
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Tugson
Royal Argh Masons
Geo. Shand
H G. J. Roskruge
Tugson Lodge
B. P. O. Elks Wills
Kirtel Hart
Clack
Tugson Lodge No
Fi. P
A.M
Masonic Hall
Geo ER. Kohler
G. J. Roskruge
Spring Fever and Liver Health Remedies
A short notice describes spring fever as torpid liver and inactive bowels that can cause illness. It promotes DeWitt's Life Early Riser's as a remedy to stimulate the liver, open the bowels, and cleanse the system, available at Bell's Pharmacy.
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DeWitt
Bell's Pharmacy
Raffle for Great Pacer at Club Stables
A racehorse known as the great pacer with a 1.05 half mile record at Phoenix is offered in a raffle. The prize includes a new rubber tired buggy and harness. Chances range from 1 cent to 4.25 dollars. For details contact R D Woodell at Club Stables.
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Phoenix
R. D. Woodell
Filthy temples in India and a bowel remedy
An archaic advertisement compares sacred cows to contaminated temples and promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a laxative. It claims the product cleanses the system, improves digestion and appetite, and is available for 25 cents at druggists.
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Dr. Kings New Life
A Curious Paris Theatrical Fad Of Two Generations Ago
A historical note on Parisian stage fashion sixty to seventy years past highlighting plays featuring bodily deformities and infirmities. It references hunchbacks stutterers and other impairments as popular dramatic devices and mentions Ancelot's Un Regard inspiring an opera book.
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Paris
Victor Hugo
Bebbe
Pacis
Ancelots
Hunierys
New York
Gerald
Salve heals long running sore says H C Hardy
A reader from Yankeetown Indiana credits DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with curing a ten year running sore after trying many remedies. The advertisement claims the salve heals skin diseases and hemorrhoids and warns of counterfeits sold at Bell's Pharmacy.
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DeWitt
H. C. Hardy
Yankeetown
Ind
Bell’s
International Nogales Border Town Blends Two Nations
Nogales, split between Arizona and Sonora, resembles a single city with no clear divider. Guards monitor the main crossing while residents—Americans in tidy homes and Mexicans in adobe cabins—sustain a cross border daily life with scarce formal border presence.
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Nogales
Ariz
Moex
Calle International
Calle Elias
Old Fashioned People and Jeffersons Earnest Inventions
A column questions the fate of old fashioned virtues such as playful children and stern fathers while noting Thomas Jefferson as a prolific inventor. It lists a folding camp stool, revolving chair, light wagon, copying press, distance measuring instrument, plow, and hemp cultivator, emphasizing his lack of personal profit.
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Thomas Jefferson
France
Jefferson
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Humour in a Lowland Lecture and a Witty Address
Comedy unfolds as Harry Furniss recalls a loquacious chairman who prolongs an Edinburgh lecturer’s introduction. The exchange ends with the speaker offering his address at 822 Rob Roy Crescent, Edinburgh, followed by a quip about travel and a flirtation with wit.
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Harry Furniss
Rob Roy Crescent
Edinburgh
A Liberal Education and College Reflections
A reflective piece questions what was learned in college and hints at a candid critique. The speaker suggests doubts about practical knowledge and implies education shaped attitudes more than specific skills.
Age of the Brass Band in historical view
Harvey Sutherland discusses the evolution of the brass band in Ainslee's, noting the 1783 British army band as an early model with oboes clarinets horns and bassoons. He contrasts it with a modern forty two piece band including saxophones and many more wind parts.
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Harvey Sutherland
Ainslee
Adolphe Sax
Curious 17th Century Drinker Vessels in German Museums
A Berlin museum houses a 1610 Augsburg silver stag cup depicting Diana on a stag with hounds and huntsmen. The hollow stag body forms the cup, its head is removable, and the piece includes an automobile clockwork mechanism in the base.
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Berlin
Diana
Augsburg
Friedrich Wilhelm
New York Herald
Forger suspicion and a painter’s odd escape at Hackney
Bank of England officials once suspected painter George Morland of forging notes. Pressured by the chase, Morland fled to Hackney, evading detectives who warned him as bailiffs approached. Mrs Morland revealed his name, and he was later compensated with two twenty pound notes. Also noted is Cape Town’s Table Mountain wind phenomenon described as a tablecloth.
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Whitman
Somerville
Trowbridge
Atlantic
Bank of England
George Morland
Hackney
Morland
Lon
Cape Town
Table Mountain
Tennyson Declines Barnum Offer to Visit America
The poem favored poet refused an enormous sum from Barnum to travel to the United States. The offer was pitched as simply standing on a platform with a handshake gesture. Tennyson reportedly declined the invitation.
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Tennyson
America
Barnum
Engagement broken to save for marriage
Tess questions the breakup as Jess reveals the couple has ended their engagement so he can save money to enable their wedding. Philadelphia Press reports the exchange.
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Tess
Jess
Philadelphia Press
Wreck of Admiral's Second Ship, Drowning of Commander
The Duke of Wellington era admiral's ship wrecks near Connctior and his drowning follows after he is moved to a second vessel. Lord Charles informs his father who dismisses the loss with a laconic remark. An unrelated dialogue snippet from Ohio State Journal about a hired girl and Mrs Kick appears in the clipping.
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Duke of Wellingtons
Connctior
Charles
Reginald and Father in Philadelphia Record Note
A brief line from the Philadelphia Record describes Reginald noting his father with D. D. added after his name. The piece mentions the father being taken to an alcoholic ward and a single T placed after his name.
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Reginald
D. D
Jimmy
Ward Am
Philadelphia
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Natar
Pioneer Historical Society
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WM. G
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Igndi Optical
Edmund F. Burton
Cook County Hospital
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Mice Heurs
I Totani
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Court Henase Tucson
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Telephona
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J. Rosa Ruge
India
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Rome
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Sterling Remedy Company
Montreal
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Syracuse Herald
Germany
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Ohio
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Daily Enquirer
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Cincinnati
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Texas
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To &T
Shreveport
New Orleans
Curtis
Paseo
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E.P. Turner
J. V. Elmore
T. P.A
Southern Pacific Co
St. Louis
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Pittsburg
Baltimore
Washington
New Yor
Pullman Palace
el Paso
Southern Pacific Company
C. M. Burkhalter
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M.O. Bicknell
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Fr’t
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