Bostock's Trained Wild Animals at Stone Avenue Show
The Eagles secure a Bostock trained wild animals show featuring lions tigers leopards jaguars bears wolves and hyenas led by Lorenzo with acts like Wallace the man eating lion. Also advertised are Mme Salva Miss Louise Brink tailoring and a new dressmaking establishment at 46 North Stone avenue next to Dr Fenner's.
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Lorenzo
Wallace
Mlle
Dorine
Andr
Ricardo
Mmé
Salva
Flora
Louise Brink
Luck in Thirteen Gives Box of Arnica Salve Cure
William Spirey of Walton Furnace Vermont sends thirteen miles to get Bucklen Arnica Salve and uses it to cure a fever sore on his leg. The ad touts cures for bruises ulcers eruptions boils burns corns piles and promises safety and guaranteed effectiveness at druggists. It also promotes Dean’s ointment at fifty cents.
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William Spirey
Walton Furnace
Vermont
Winter ice deliveries limited on Sundays after November 9
Tucson Ice and Cold Storage Company announces no Sunday ice deliveries to residences during winter. The notice lists 12520 Miss Kate Hendricks, a Cincinnati Conservatory of Music graduate and piano mandolin guitar teacher, at 105 S. Sixth Avenue. 11 121m
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Tucson Ice and Cold Storage Company
Kate Hendricks
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
S. Sixth Avenue
We Must Wash and the Troy Laundry Co Message
A compact 19th or early 20th century card asserts washing as essential, cites a phone contact for Troy Laundry Co, and promotes Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a pleasant, harmless remedy claimed to cure coughs colds bronchitis and asthma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Laundry Co
Choate's Advice Leads Southern Client to Peace
A southern guest in a Boston hotel, enraged by a waiter, seeks Rufus Choate's help after a local dispute. Choate assesses law and local custom, telling him there is no power forcing him to go to an undesirable place, and advises restraint. The client agrees, paying $50, and leaves reconciled.
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Rufus Choate
Boston
Delacont
Lippincott's
Delacour
Choate
Poultry Fattening and Care Guidelines
Supply gravel for fattening fowls in confinement and keep roosts off limits until ten to twelve weeks old. Use lime to wash coops, perches, and nests. provide gravel and oyster shells for soft shelled eggs. Ducks need freedom over confinement. avoid over fattening geese. prefer corn peas and barley. Keep chicks off perches until eight months to prevent crooked breasts. Clear yard, then spray with diluted carbolic acid and copperas to reduce disease risk.
Humorous Exchanges Skit and Kitchen Gag Parade
A collage of light humor snippets from Chicago News Chicago Tribune and Washington Star. Jokes include Johnny on the spot a playful insult tale a mother and father pocket recipe gag a money value quip and a milkman cow carrot joke with a punchline about the pump.
Men rarely gain rivals when lacking cash to share
A Chicago News aphorism notes some men avoid enemies due to no money to lend to friends. The piece adds that in several New Zealand towns women voters outnumber men.
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Chicago News
New Zealand
The Quiet Hero at the Bench
Sewell Ford profiles a nameless factory worker who sacrificed ambition for his widowed mother and mentally disabled brother. He walks a worn lawn path to the same bench year after year, bearing gentle cheer and patient resilience while living unseen as one of earth’s true heroes.
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Earth
Sewell Ford
Brandur Magazine
Did Moses Have Horns In Renaissance Art
The article explains that Moses is depicted with horns in Michelangelo's The Lawgiver due to a Latin Vulgate mistranslation of cornua meaning radiant rays. It notes Jerome’s Latin version and the Greek Septuagint, which influenced the artist to portray Moses with horn-like features.
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Moses
Michael Angelo
Jerome
Angelo
Soil as a Living Organism: Fertility Depends on Life
The piece argues soil is a living organism as vital as animals or plants. If soil life is destroyed it becomes sterile and cannot support crops. It notes plants mainly consume minerals while animals eat organic foods.
His Gife Not So Bad After All
A pair of villagers react to misfortune with stoic humor in a Chicago Record-Herald anecdote. A man regrets losing twenty dollars while his neighbor mentions a horse tragedy, then the other man remains upbeat and whistles.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Paris Merchant's Will Grants 6000 So He Could Live Free
M Colombies a Paris merchant left a Rouen woman a 6000 legacy as revenge for refusing marriage twenty years earlier. The will says the gift allows him to live independently and happily as a bachelor.
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M. Colombies
Paris
Rouen
Strangers Now Bride Reveals Husband Letters
A bride speaks of her husband's letters to a friend, noting that the friend has seen some and that the bride has nearly a trunkful of letters stored in the attic. The exchange captures intimate domestic sentiment in a light moment.
Action fuels hope and glory in pursuit of happiness
A reflection on how action inspires wisdom and freedom, linking vigor to joy. The quotation suggests that decisive steps awaken aspiration and lead to a hopeful, thriving life. The emphasis is on proactive effort as a path to fulfillment.
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California
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Great West
Los Angeles
Barker Furniture
Barker Bros
Tucson
FAUST
E.congress St
Bostock
Dean
Pondence Stricily
Keeley Institute
Dwight, Tu
Pacific Coast
Grocker Building
San Francisco, Cal
Johnny
Chicago Tribune
Pat
Farw Journal
Geo. Whomes
Robert Whomes
Arthur Whomes
Col
Spring St
Zelma
Mme. Zelma
Congress St
Tucson, Ariz
Moses and His Horns
Gardiner, Worthen & Goss Co
Ziegler’s
Arizona
Saeger
Southern Pacific
Yuma
San Xavier
Bowie Railroad
Bowie Station
Ariz
Nogales
Kansas City
L. J. F. Saeger Proprietor
Crescent Cigar CO
West Congress St
Fleishman’s
E. Congress
Cinderilla
George Martin
Cor
Church Congress
E. A. James
William Mason
Lebert & Stark
Cornell St. Tucson
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