New England Pie and a Chicago Dweller’s Query
A bemused voice imagines what a genuine New England pie would taste like for a Chicago resident. If apple, it reads like Emerson prose with Mas tanet tempo and Bhay cynicism. pumpkin evokes Gounod in a sterile landscape. mince pie resembles a Boston Globe salary raise joke delivered on a day of conscience.
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New England
Chicago
Emerson
Mastanet
Bhay
Gounod
Boston Globe
Weather Talk Triggers Old Debtor Reminder
In a Boston transcript a tailor jokes about unsettled weather and a lingering bill. The dialogue plays on debt reminders and a light exchange as the weather topic serves to dodge payment pressure.
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Briges
Griges
Boston Transcript
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Graniteville Vermont resident Mrs Cras Barclay shares that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her through the change of life restoring health and strength she urges others to try the remedy noting its long standing record of cures for female complaints and its low cost sufficing to aid women through menopause
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Graniteville, Vt
Lydia J.pinkham
Lydiak
Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkham
Modern wall coatings and remedies advertised
An assembled page lists Alabastine wall coating with adhesive quality and free samples, plus various home decoration aids. It cites brewing hops usage, eye salves, tonics, and medical nostrums, plus humorous exchanges and a note on aging fish scales.
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Alabastine Company
Grandville Avenue
Grand Rapids
Mich
United Kingdom
Uncle Joe Cannon Praises Canada and Its Wheat Fields
An Canadian interview quotes Joseph Cannon praising Canada, admitting he coveted his neighbor's land while recalling a trip from Winnipeg to the Rockies. He extols homesteading in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, or British Columbia, noting 160 acres plus preemption, rich returns, and accessible life with schools, churches, and railways. The piece frames his remarks as weighty on American views of Western Canada.
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Canada
Joseph Cannon
United States
Winnipeg
Rockies
Great West
Virginia
Cannon
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Joe Cannon
Lund
Estherville newspaper masthead and origin info
The Vindicator and Republican Estherville Iowa imprint credit line from the historic paper. This line identifies the publication as produced by the Vindicator and Republican Company in Estherville, Iowa.
Lloyds Tale of Trip Ascent of Mt Wrinley
Lloyd led an Alaska expedition to Mt McKinley where the group reached the 20 500 foot summit and established a traceable route. They found no trace of Dr Cook’s camps and left crude notes for publication. They photographed the summit and built a fourteen foot tall flag stake and reported the ascent might be safer in early spring.
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Mt. McKinley
Alaska
Cook
Thomas Lloyd
Lloyd
Order of Pioneers of Alaska
Fairbanks
Mob lynching in Meridian ends after riot and death
Tom O'Neil, a Black man, struck jailer Temple at Meridian Tennessee. Officers subdued O'Neil during a mob scene of about 2,000. The crowd dragged O'Neil, set him on fire after he died, and the body was later recovered. George Williams stands charged with aiding O'Neil amid threats of lynching.
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Tom O'Neil
Temple
Meridian
Tenn
Crawad
Yneil
t’Neil
George Williams
O'Neil
Spock Exchange Reform Moves On
New York Stock Exchange adopted an amendment authorizing the law committee to represent the exchange in conferences with other interests and to examine dealings of any member. The change aims to simplify procedures and enable authorities to deal more directly with offending members.
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New York
Law Committee
Sioux City Live Stock Market Prices
Wednesday quotations from the Sioux City live stock market show top beeves at 7.40 and top hogs at 9.80, reflecting active trading and price levels for cattle and hogs.
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Sioux City
Street Car Conductor Injured In Dynamiting Night Attack
Benjamin Whehte a Philadelphia street railway conductor lies in a hospital in a written condition after injuries from a dynamited street car Tuesday night.
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Benjamin Whehte
Philadelphia
Scalding Coffee Attack Alleged in Chiespo Case
Howard Ruclich of Chiespo was arrested on charges of throwing scalding coffee at his wife and baby. The burns are described as severe, with potential death as a consequence.
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Scalds
Howard Ruclich
Chiespo
The Important Problem in Laxatives
The Important Problem facing anyone in need of a laxative is not a single action but lasting benefits from proper living aided by Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It cleanses gently and promptly without irritation, favored by those seeking best family laxatives. Buy only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product.
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California Fig Syrup Co
What She Should Have Said
Two colored women argued on a downtown corner over grammar. One woman laughs at the other's use of has came, then corrects her with a proper form saying Miss Williams HAS came home. The exchange highlights dialect and language expectations in everyday speech.
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Misa Williams
Williama
Denver Post
Dean's Kidney Pills Claim Cure for Kidney Trouble
An advert claims delays in kidney disease threaten health and claims Dean's Kidney Pills restore strength. Testimonial from James Greenman of Tonia Michigan says he suffered three months bedridden with kidney and bladder pain and blood in urine, then passed forty nine gravel stones after using the pills. Product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents a box.
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Bright
Dean
James Greenman
East Front Street
Tonia, Mich
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Charlies Reade's Literary Method and Foot Ease Ad
A review in Blackwood's Magazine lauds Reade as genius and diligent. An ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for tired feet, corns, bunions, and breaking in new shoes, priced 24 cents with free mail offer from Allen S. Olmsted.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
The Wag and the Wageer
A humorous exchange between Horace and Maria ends with a quip about fountain pens and wives. The wife calls husbands expensive and unreliable while Horace retreats to the Underground, a playful jab in Life magazine style.
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Horace
Maria
Underground
Riding Away With the Bride Border Customs Persist
In English border counties old bridal traditions endure as parents skip the ceremony and the groom carries the bride away on a fanciful steed. Brides favor this historic custom over the modern practice of being given away at the altar.
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Border
England
Congress Week: Rail, Naval Debates and Auto Flags
Senator Heyburn pressed the railroad bill as the naval appropriation bill faced cuts in the House, omitting 700 foot dry docks at New York and Pearl Harbor. The Warren surplus waters bill dominated Senate talks, while expiring bellwether reform and cost of living debates influenced votes and calendar actions.
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Heyburn
Idaho
Senate
House
Committee On Naval Affairs
New York
Pigot Sound
Wash
Pearl Harbor
Elkins
Roosevelt
Hale
Bacon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Representative Foss
Massachusetts
Woods
Ohio House
Hughes
Jotham P. Alldy
Arkansas
George W. Donaghey
Judse
C. Kavanguh
Welsh business district burned in La. loss $200000
A large area of the Welsh, Louisiana business section suffered extensive fire damage. Officials report losses around $200,000 with the blaze impacting storefronts and utilities in the district. No further details on casualties or cause are provided within the available text.
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Welsh, la
Not Founded Fear Sparks Mistletoe Panic in Baltimore American
A caustic quote from the Baltimore American discusses a social panic linked to mistletoe decor in a domestic setting. The remark highlights Miss Oldgirl’s fear of being taken advantage of during the holiday season.
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Baltimore American
Golden Glow Delights Aboard Train Farewell Scene
A departing father tells his daughter to relay his care of the garden and the golden glow, while Cuba's 1907 census notes 2,048,980 population, Havana province details, and rural majority living in 134 towns with 960,000 inhabitants.
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Cuba
Havana
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Bargein
Black Valley
Uvalde
Co. O. Byrd
Texas
Western Canada
Ule Tong
Eumiy
Tantobu
Saskaton
Tleway
Ford Companion
Sup't
Jimmi
Peration
Ottawa
Canady
T. Tohnes
Theon Bri
Paul Mina
M. MacLachan
Buuih Dukutu
USA
Ent
Carter
Carters
Pettit
Howard Bros
Buffalo
N.Y
Mississippi Valley
Dr. Pierce
Marine
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Mr. Jawback
Mrs. Jawback
Cleveland
Ren
Coy Daves
Padmiiier
New York Sun
Herdman
British Royal Institution
Uncle Joe Cannon
the Vindicator
Republican
Estherville
Iowa
Vindicator and Republican Co
Lloyd's Tale
MT. Wrinley
Bittias
Brooklyn Court
Branklyn Court
Brooklyn
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Talon
Charlies Reade
Reade
Robert Anderson
Congress
Representative DeArmond
Missouri
Senator McLaurin
Mississippi
Administration Republicans
Nelgon
Clark
Wyoming
Peru
Peruna Company
Columbus
Ohio
Mamma
Post
Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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