United States Health Bulletin endorses a summer beer
Dr Gray of the United States Health Bulletin praises pure beer as a safe summer beverage. He cites laboratory support for San Antonio Brewing Association beer of Texas as having tonic strength, aiding digestion, reducing heat effects, and benefiting home use, convalescents, and general health.
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Mos Gray
M. D
Enited States Health Bulletin of
New York
Tucson
Dr. Gray
United States Health Bulletin
San Antonio Brewing Association
San Antonio
Texas
Beer quality and local news of 24 C. A. Stevens return
The advertisement extols a summer beer as par excellent, noting careful brewing, thorough filtration, and final sterilizing treatment to ensure purity. It also reports 24 C. A. Stevens returning after a year’s rest, buying his old express business and taking service at the People’s Store with prompt attention to work entrusted.
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C. A. Stevens
Retiabe
People
Horse pasture and hats notice at Allis ranch
First class alfalfa is offered at 3.90 per month at the Allis ranch with horses called for and returned. Contact W. W. Allis or Mrs Addie Griffith at 26 North Stone Avenue to arrange. Also mentions receiving handsome patterns hats from the east.
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Allis Ranch
W. W. Allis
Addie Griffith
North Stone Avenue
Buy at Home from Pease Novelty Co Tucson Ad
Pease Novelty Co promotes savings on freight for typewriters slot machines and other automatic machines. For sale or rent contact 42 Court Street Tucson Arizona phone 2281.
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Pease Novelty Co
Court Street
Tucson
Ariz
Valencia changes carriage stand to Congress and Stone corner
D S Valencia moves his carriage stand from West Congress street to the corner of Congress and Stone avenue at Alex Rossi’s saloon and can be reached at number 661. One month has passed. Mrs Harry Crankshaw opens a dancing class September 4 at Tucson Natatorium with a dance at 8 30 p.m. Fees are $6 for gentlemen and $4 for ladies per term.
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D. S. Valencia
Congress Street
Congress and
Stone Avenue
Alex Rossi
Harry Crankshaw
Tucson Natatorium
A Few Good Men for Street Car Conductors
A brief notice invites men to apply for street car conductor positions. Written by CHAS. A. HOFF, Secretary, at No. 38 S. Stone Avenue.
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Chas. A. Hoff
S. Stone Avenue
Stock Reduction Sale at Congress Street Move
Owing to preparations for a move to Congress street the store will sell all harness saddles buggies and wagons at greatly reduced prices until September 1. F. J. Villaescusa 110 South Meyer Street.
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Congress Street
F. J. Villaescusa
S. Meyer Street
Kodol and Wild Strawberry Remedy Notices
Advertisements tout Kodol as a cure for indigestion and weak health with a Troy Ohio testimonial from Mrs. Cranfill after four bottles. Also promotes Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry claiming cures for dysentery seasickness and nausea and notes availability at Bell's Pharmacy.
One Minute Cough Cure Sold At Bell's Pharmacy
Mothers fear winter as children catch cold easily, and croup costs lives. The advertisement says One Minute Cough Cure acts immediately and safely to cure coughs colds grip bronchitis and throat and lung troubles, available at Bell's Pharmacy.
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Bell’s
Dream foiled murder by servant in eighteenth century tale
Mrs Rutherford of Ederton and her granddaughter, linked to Sir Walter Scott, dream of her mother’s murder by a black servant. A watcher, a man, and coal mending reveal a hidden knife. the servant is caught and hanged for murder, confessing intent to kill Mr Rutherford.
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Rutherford
Ederton
Sir Walter Scott
Porters Lesson From a Nickel in St Louis
A Scene-Pullman car in St Louis features a porter who begs a tipsy nickel from a woman passenger naming himself a Chicago porter. He drops the coin into a cuspidor after her defiant retort that she is a lady from Boston and later admits he was fooled by Yankee women.
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St Louis
Porter
Chicago
Boston
West
New York Press
Haschmann Prize Fuels Odd Marriage Contests in Germany
In Haschmann Germany prizes are offered annually for the ugliest groom and the most crippled bride, funded by a decedent financier. The will dedicates at least £16 to the ugliest girl and £12 to the crippled one each year, with additional sums for jilted women over forty when funds permit and discretionary larger prizes for unusual matches.
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Haschmann
Germany
Tatler
Mindful thief outwits arrest in Chicago tale
A Chicago thief, marked as wanted, is arrested by a policeman who reads him the head quarters line. The thief claims prior bail and mocks the arrest, then speeds away. Later the officer discovers no prior arrest had occurred.
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Chicago
El Dorado Legend At Orinoco Headwaters
The tale places El Dorado at the Orinoco headwaters describing a gilded man whose country was rich in gold dust. He anointed his body with oil and sprinkled it daily so he shone in the sun as though gilded. The tradition notes that this land has reportedly never been explored by a white man.
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Orinoco
el Dorado
Price and principle clash in a schoolmaster’s rebuke
A schoolmaster denounces the idea that all men have a price, insisting great men die for faith and country. He declares such thinking nonsense and the last plea of a knave, while praising steadfast strength in people everywhere.
Lines on Mabell's face poem sparks torn letter
Nell writes a loving poem to Mabell. Belle reacts angrily tearing it up. Nell questions the motive as Belle admits anger over the titled lines on Mabell's face in a Philadelphia Record excerpt.
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Belle
Nell
Mabel
Philadelphia Record
Domestic Soul Rattle Snare Snares Billville
A Billville matron quotes a Confederate plea about a man named John who spent the day in the hot gun trying to kill a rattlesnake to obtain a rattle for the baby. The remark highlights home life and dangers in a domestic scene.
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John
Billville
Atlanta Constitution
Comedian and Poser clash over wedding announcement
Exchange reveals a dispute over which name appears first in a forthcoming wedding notice. The comedian asks if the ceremony is postponed while the other party insists their name should precede his in the public announcement.
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Miss Poser
Money owed lingers after a friend’s death
A Yonkers Statesman item recalls a man who died leaving his friend $10 debt unpaid. The anecdote quotes Egbert remarking that the decedent cannot take money with him, illustrating a grim joke about lingering debts.
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Egbert
Yonkers Statesman
Webster as a Drinker Before Two Famous Speeches
The account recalls Daniel Webster arriving in Richmond in the 1850s intoxicated yet delivering a famed October speech before 5,000. He reportedly drank brandy to prepare, then spoke clearly at the capitol after assistance from escorts Lyons and Scott.
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Daniel Webster
Richmond
ecAime
Exchange Hotel
James Lyons
Robert E. Scott
Fauquier
Capitol Building
Mr. Webster
Lyons
Mr. Scott
Capitol
Edward Everett
Webster
Hayne
South Carolina
Reading the Poets For Culture Not Knowledge Alone
John Burroughs argues that college poetry study reduces great poets to dissected texts. Students gain facts but lose emotional connection and genuine cultural growth from Homer Dante Chaucer Shakespeare. He urges reading and loving the living soul of the poetry for life and mastery.
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John Burrell
Their Branch of Service in a Wry Joke
A Syracuse Herald quip depicts a party joker asking captains of Industry their military branch and a weary reply fixing on artillery as big guns. The exchange uses humor to comment on power and industry.
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Syracuse Herald
Cool Trees and Their Constant Chill Under Shade
A description explains that trees provide cooling beyond shade by the tree itself having a constant temperature around 45 degrees Fahrenheit, compared with the human body at about 98 degrees. A clump of trees thus cools the air similarly to ice chilling water in a pitcher.
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