Political Candidates Announce Candidacies in County Primaries
A flood of notices from multiple individuals announces candidacies for various county offices in Kummet and Emmet counties. Names include Tania, Kh. Hatvung Silerifi, Warren Pullen, Samuel Gollini, Roy J. Ripley, A. O., Peterson, Onas Ay Roe, L. WebreLPiNnGhn, and Wd Lerddall, all subject to Republican primary decisions on June 7, 1910.
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Tania
General Assembly
Kh. Hatvung
Silerifi
Shereby
Sheriif
Kuimet County
Towa
Kummet County
Tam
County Recorden
Mininet County
Hareby
Emunet County
Samuel Golliini
Emmet County
Roy J. Ripley
Tumn
A. O
Petenson
Onas
Use District Court
Wistrigt Court
Benningt County
SeMuney
L. Web Relpinnghn
Sciools
Kinsmet County
Wd. Lerdall
Rented Veil Fraud Exposed In New York Wedding
A department store customer charged a $500 bridal veil for her daughter's wedding. A luncheon visitor identified the veil from a newspaper account and rice remnants, prompting a $300 charge for its use. The incident ends with the customer paying the bill. a second anecdote recalls a shotgun tale.
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New York
Min
Miss B
Sakhalin Climate Anomaly Sparks Arctic Flora Near Sea
Curious notes describe Sakhalin, off Siberia, where usual temperature patterns reverse. Cold air accumulates by the coast, yielding arctic plants, while the interior enjoys milder, even subtropical growth on the heights.
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Sakhalin
Siberia
Kindness to Teacher Cartoon Moment
A mother asks about a fruit cake Jimmy gave to his teacher. Jimmy admits giving it away and notes the teacher wasn’t at school. The class then discusses what we want most to be happily—“the things we ain’t got” from the boy’s witty reply.
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Jimmy
Infatuated Comment Sparks Local Banter
A Cleveland Leader item records sharpopposed quips about a talkative figure. The exchange playfully critiques constant talking and self-promotion, reflecting local sentiment and humor without naming the subject.
What Everybody Wants Kidney Health Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges early use of a kidney remedy from Jay Johnston and Co to prevent illness, claiming good health hinges on sound kidneys and urging action at the first sign of irregularity. The copy resembles a late 19th or early 20th century patent medicine pitch.
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Jay Johnston, & Co
Nice Old Chicago Lady Fan Dies In Memory of Cubs
A Chicago street car memory recalls a mourning grandmother who asked about the Cubs game and the box in today’s lineup. The piece notes Chicago’s lifelong baseball chatter from cradle to grave and the public fixation on the Cubs standings during season.
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Chicago
Parker Butler
Success Magazine
Cubs
Art Criticism and the Sky of Putty in Constable’s Tale
A New York painter recounts a luncheon tale on art criticism. Constable praises A’s sky as superb then calls it putty, prompting A’s outrage. The critic explains he likes putty, not the sky, delivering a humane structural jab about perception and taste. A light aside follows about a playgoer’s commentary on beauty and baldness.
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Constable
New York
Royal Academy
B Andanid
Los Angeles Times
Born to Starve Monstrilla a Curious Sea Creature
An American naturalist Dana named a tiny sea crustacean monstrilla for its odd traits. Unlike cyclops, monstrilla lacks prey capture and digestive organs, yet has muscles nerves and sense organs. Destined to die of starvation, it cannot feed.
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Dana
Odd student granted leave from Boston tech school
A Boston technical school student, repeatedly absent, requests time off to attend a cousin's funeral. The instructor doubts the reason but reluctantly grants permission, remarking it would help if the relative were closer. Lipincott's parody notes the remark with irony.
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Boston
Lippincott’s
Joyful Hosiery Debate Sparks Lively Exchange in Buffalo Express
A slangy young man remarks that YT would enjoy joyful hosiery while a brisk haberdasher considers a check as the happier outcome. The exchange captures a lively moment reported by the Buffalo Express.
His closeness in crowd noted in witty exchange
A humorous dialogue shows a visitor telling a hostess she saw her husband in the crowd downtown and could have touched him, while the hostess notes at home he is so close that nobody can touch him.
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Puck
Experience Joined with Common Sense to Mortals
A compact quotation attributed to Green links experience, common sense, and mortal beings via the phrase experience joined with common sense to mortals as providence.
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Providence
Green
Pasture Offer for Cattle with Water and Shade
Waunted horses or cattle pasture advertised with good blue grass, running water, and shade. Enquire of Sam Perkins, Route 6.
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Sam Perkins
Backache relief praised by G A R member
Isaac Cook of Newanee Illinois writes that Foley's Kidney Pills relieved his backache and kidney pains after two months of use. He reports freedom from bladder misery, and plans to recommend the remedy to friends and comrades through Jay Johnston & Co.
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Isaac Cook
Above Post
Rockefeller cannot outspend ailment remedy claim
The ad claims John D. Rockefeller would go broke trying to outdo Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea dysentery or bowel complaints. It asserts the product is universally trusted and sold by S. H. Williams.
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John D. Rockefeller
Chamberlain
S. H. Williams
Poley’s Honey and Tar Ad From Jay Johnston Co
For more than three decades Toley's Honey and War has been a household throat and chest remedy. It claims to be safe for infants and children with no opiates or harmful drugs. The product is advertised as Poley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package and urges consumers to refuse substitutes.
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Toley
Poley
Jay Johnston & Co
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