Mankato Commercial College Alumni Success Ad
STARTS AT 1500.00 Be a stenographer and earn a good salary M Z Roy of Lawrence Mass took a six months course In the Mankato Commercial College last winter and secured a government position at 125 a month He urges his brother in Lawrence to attend this fall Many others are doing as well as Mr Roy You can Our catalogue tells how Send for it today Mankato Commercial College Mankato Minn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Z. Roy
Lawrence
Mann
Mankato Commercial College
Roy
Mankato
Minn
Electric Bitters and Folys Honey and Yar Compound Ad
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for digestive issues and weakness, citing Michael Heasheimer of Lincoln Nebraska and promising vitality and pure blood. It also includes a testimonial from Mrs Peter Holan Cleveland Ohio praising Folsy's Honey and Yar Compound for a child's whooping cough cure. Sold by all druggists for 60 cents.
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Michael Heasheimer
Lincoln
Nebraska
H. Williams
Peter Holan
Buckeye Rd
Cleveland
The Al Hance Ring and a Kidney Pills Testimony
The ad describes the al Hance wedding ring as a two part solid ring with an inner pinhole that splits when engraved. It also shares customer notes about Bucklen’s Arnica Salve saving a boy’s leg and a Peoria resident praising Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and back trouble.
Corrected Gentleman Question and Groom's Witty Reply
A Loudon Tatler item presents a groom answering a simple marriage question with a witty line about being injured by barbed wire and facial scratches. The quip highlights social humor and the era's conversational tone in a brief humorous exchange.
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Loudon Tatler
Formation of Diamonds by Vapor Action
A note discusses theories of diamond formation with Bolton proposing natural formation via metal vapors such as iron or magnesium acting on carbon dioxide. It reports that he has succeeded in creating microscopic diamonds using mercury vapor on carbon.
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Bolton
College laundress nuisance blamed by householder
A New York Times excerpt quotes a householder who laments college trained laundresses interfering with her washerwoman, claiming clashes in method ruin clothes. The piece notes the washerwoman’s patience and growing pressure from educated staff, while a Auburn resident praises Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder relief.
Dickens at Scott party dressed in ordinary attire
J G Criswell of 540% North Mulberry St Hagerstown Md quotes a kidney pain case treated with Foley Kidney Pills. He reports relief with pain subsiding and improved mobility and bladder function after use.
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J. G. Criswell
Mulberry St
Hagerstown
Foley
All Drugginte
Latest in House Building From United States
Spanners and screwdrivers are the only tools required in up-to-date house building. Concrete blocks are cast to pattern with a wire spiral gauge through the center. Steel pins pass through the center and the casting bolted over a wooden frame, making building or dismantling extremely simple.
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United States
London
Saved From Dreadful Death In Galicia Cemetery
At a Zurawica Galicia funeral a land owner appeared dead as the coffin was lowered. Hollow cries from the grave sent mourners fleeing. The priest and kin opened the coffin to find the man alive. He recovered quickly and walked home unaided.
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Zurawica
Galicia
Man sues for back pay over $65.10 with alligator attached
A former worker in Maryville sues his employer for $65.10 in back wages and claims to have attached an alligator to the case. The quirky filing notes an unusual asset in the dispute and reflects a local newspaper’s humorous take on labor legal action.
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Stroags
Maryville
Hangas City Times
Divided Nest Surprises North Westmorland Farmer
A local farmer in North Westmorland discovered a nest containing 26 eggs during routine rounds. Examination showed 15 pheasant eggs and 10 partridge eggs, suggesting a pheasant intruder overwhelmed the smaller partridge clutch.
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North Westmorland
England
Hig Felda
Underwood tariff distortion sparks Democratic critique
The piece lambasts Representative Underwood for allegedly misrepresenting tariff figures. It argues tariffs protect American workers and industry, keeping prices competitive against imports, and accuses Underwood of bloated free trade rhetoric to bolster a waning Democratic cause.
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Underwood
Lander
House of Representatives
America
Fairness Toward Negroes in Taft Administration
Taft's Attorney General Wickersham supports equal rights for colored Americans and denounces bar associations for revoking three black members. He argues the move betrays the Constitution and southern prejudice, backing Assistant Attorney General Lewin against racial bias amid a national political storm.
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Taft
Wickersham
William HH. Lends
Wootrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
The
Bar Association
United States
Lewin
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson on tariffs and free trade in 1842 remarks
The address argues against protective duties and argues that tariffs distort commerce. It cites bounties, employment loss, and the need for self reliance while favoring free trade within the nation and with other countries. It also notes the logic of applying similar restrictions on inter-state commerce if abroad tariffs exist.
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Woodrow Wilson
Tariff Board
Tarif
Manufactirera Ara Mada
England
Garland
Has Changed As Candidate Speech Reveals Conflicting Truths
The article critiques Dr Wilma Wilson's acceptance speech, arguing it offers vague positions and shows inconsistent behavior since Bryan’s nomination. It accuses Wilson of masking partisan aims, lacking clarity on issues, and pandering to various political forces while avoiding decisive stances.
A Cure For Eczema Remedy Endorsed by Readers
A reader from Watertown praises Meritol Ecsema Remedy for eczema and notes fast relief. Mrs. TY reports four children prone to colds benefit from Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, recounting a recent grippe recovery under doctor guidance. The advertisement asserts availability at all druggists.
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Town
Lot
Oth St
Watertown
Uae
Foley
Never Comes Back Hair Says Scientist Says It Never Returns
In Rochester the Democrat notes a scientist stating that certain hair once damaged or cut may not regrow, a claim highlighted as a notable scientific observation. The item frames the finding as a concise health science blip in local coverage.
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Rochester
Original Authors Speak Through Fresh Expression
A quotation attributed to Gosthe on how the most original modern writers distinguish themselves not by novelty alone but by presenting their ideas as if uttered for the first time, reimagining familiar concepts with clarity and daring.
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Gosthe
Kidney Pills Cure Long Standing Backache Claims
Geo. T. Craddock of Rubies Arkansas reports seven years of kidney trouble kept him from working. After trying several medicines with no relief, two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills cured him and restored his ability to work. He recommends them to friends. For sale by all druggists.
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Paul Wehling
Smith St
Peoria
Foley
Jas. V. Churchill
Wall St
Auburn
N. Y
Geo
T. Craddock
Rubies, Ark
Classical Plan Mistune Sparks Family Quarrel
In a humorous exchange from a period piece, Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Grogan argue over which musical keys should sound on a plan or instrument. The dialogue features a clash about correct notes with a playful banter tone.
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Riley
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