Rosa Lee in Society Ill at Captain Thompson’s
Rosa Lee attends a caprice party hosted by Dell Thompson with Doctor Clayton and offers a social misadventure. She endures taunts about her appearance, impresses by playing piano, and endures an awkward cotillon where her shoes fail. Clayton defends her then walks her home, leaving her feelings tangled and uncertain about friendship and romance.
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Itell Thompson
Doctor Clayton
Captain Thompson
Dell
Ardeo
Aemua
Mia
Met
Meg
Rosa
Jose
Phompaon
Norriae
Anek
Denton Clayton
Tin Company
Clayton
Tien
Belvas
Llow Green
Abé
Dell Thompson
Misa Lee
Jessons
Bob
John Thompson
Docter Clayton
Aghart
Burt
Lill Thompson
Clinyton
Mira
Rose
Ihetor Clayton
Ross
Wwe
Witich Mach
Ito
Mrs. Ross
Raising Geese and Farm Cleanup Tips
An article outlines profitable goose raising with geese incubating eggs, precautions for gosling care, feeding, housing, and wetting avoidance. It also urges farm cleanup to reduce insect hazards, burning rubbish after winter and spring, and prepping fields to protect young poultry from drowning and disease.
Covered Run for Chicks and Open Air Access
Instruction explains a movable covered chick run attached to a coop to protect chicks during rain while allowing outdoor access. Describes a slanted light frame covered with muslin, corners with hooks and eyes for quick attachment, enabling outdoor play in stormy weather. Also includes brief notes on expanding dried vegetable industry in Germany and a fencing post removal tip.
Asparagus Culture and Weed Control in Farming
Practical guidance on asparagus planting from rooted stock to seeding, plus weed management. Advice covers staking for upright growth, early spring sowing in rich beds, spacing and deep setting for future tillage, and nitrate manure. Weed control methods include fallowing, deep harrowing, and burning perennials, with notes on limey sorrel and equisetum management.
Judge Denies Sentence Suspension in Larceny Case
Beset by a belief that marriage can reform a man, a young man charged with larceny faced six months in the penitentiary after Judge Foster rejected a sentence suspension. The judge, noting the prisoner’s bad record, urged the engag ed fiancée to reconsider and warned that such coercive notions harm women, a view praised by Leslie’s Weekly for its cautionary stance.
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York
Foster
Leslie
Old Lady Finds Kidney Cure in Dodd's Pills
Mary Dunlop of Garnett Arkansas suffered kidney trouble for eighteen years and claims Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her completely. The medicine is said to have helped others with rheumatism and vertebral or cerebro-spinal issues, with Mrs. Garrett of Brazils also credited as saved by the same pills.
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Garnett
Ark
Mary Dunlop
Dodd
Dunlop
Garrett
Brazils
Kitchener’s Witty Telegrams On Boer Encounters
British general Lord Kitchener replied with biting humor to a column leader who boasted of shelling the Boers from long range. The officer boasted of engagements where several Boers fell, prompting Kitchener to humorously note that only the fallen who actually “gathered” should be counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchener
Lord Kitchener
Trust Those Who Have Tried Ely's Cream Balm
Suffering from catarrh, sufferers praise Ely's Cream Balm for relief. Testimonials mention cured catarrh and headaches, with defenders noting the balm does not irritate or cause sneezing. Sold by druggists for 50 cents, Ely Brothers, New York.
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Ely
Oscar Ostrom
Warren Avenue
Chicago
Itn
Eli
Stong
W. J. Hitchcock
U. 8
Buffa Jo
N. Y
J. C. Olmstead
Arcola
Cts
Ely Brothers
Warren &T
New York
Expedited Nobility in Naples and Odd Carriage Doors
A wintering American in Naples rents a palazzo once occupied by a noble family of reduced means. He discovers daily a servant carrying a pair of carriage doors, revealing the family shares an omnibus carriage with others but keeps separate doors with coats of arms to fool friends into thinking they own carriages. Also notes a petty ad about Allen's Foot Base powder for feet and a jokey zoo-room quip about a giraffe and flamingo dancing to ragtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Fiast
Politician defends promises in quip about friends and enemies
A Washington Star quote presents a politician saying he never backs a friend, then concedes others who received promises are not friends but enemies. The fragment ends with an ad urging JUND TINE butter color for creameries, contrasting with others.
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Washington Star
Fragmented Question on Marriage and Difficulty
The text presents a garbled query about the greatest difficulty faced in a struggle with "feetats wri problem" and mentions preventing good ones and getting married. It resembles a damaged OCR fragment with unclear meaning and missing context.
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Sunny Bank Farm
Floyd Livingston
Locke
Hampton
Sally
Tommy Trimmer
Tommy
Beaux
Grandma
Lizzie
Corse
Fist
United States
Lowa Homestead
Bhapely Goosr
C. P. Gillette
Germany
West Germany
J. W. Dysart
la Porte
Ind
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Washington Times
Malu
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