Yes Yes in Elmwood Love Confession and Accident
Elizabeth Gray returns to Elmwood and resists Norman Ryder's rustic charm yet discovers her affection when a bobsled accident leaves him gravely hurt. In the quiet village, she learns to value his quiet love and finally confesses, saying yes at his bedside as he recovers.
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Elizabeth Gray
Elmwood
Elizabeth
Bess
Norman
Mr. Gray
Norman Ryder
New York
Mrs. Gray
Ellizabeth
Kimwoond
Buffum County
Tie
Buffim County
Magnetic Needle Variation And Ancient Survey Insight
The piece explains that the magnetic compass diverges from true north. variation lines, agonics, and isognostic maps show daily and yearly shifts. It cites Mason and Dixon’s line and Columbus era discoveries, noting early navigation depended on stars and that compass error could alter political boundaries.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
Harper’s
Paganini’s wooden shoe aid to a poor servant girl
A nursemaid’s tale reprints from W Francis Gates in Anecdotes of Great Musicians. Paganini persuades a Paris audience by playing five pieces on a wooden shoe, promising to aid a conscripted lover’s sweetheart. He gives 20 000 francs to the girl and advises selling the shoe to fund a substitute and a home.
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Paganini
Paris
W. Francis Gates
Wanted Regular Work Farm Hand Story
A farm hand tells a farmer he wants steady work, noting he has hours each night with nothing to do and sleeps to pass the time. The farmer is surprised, asking why not stay employed if work exists. The exchange appears as a quip about job security and idle hours.
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Success Magazine
Gentle Hint About Pockets in Trousers
In Harper's Weekly Slowpay remarks to Surp that trousers lack pockets. The man of clothes replies he can store any items sent up for safekeeping, as a humorous note on fitting pockets.
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Slowpay
Not True to Life Statues Say Women Remain Silent
A Boston Transcript quip notes the challenge of sculpting real women. The exchange highlights how a statue that captures a woman staying still and silent appears out of step with life, suggesting difficulty in portraying authentic female presence in sculpture.
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Boston Transcript
Curious Canaries Tail Loss Question Stuns Stranger
In a brief exchange, a stranger remarks on an advertisement for selling imported canaries and questions how the birds lost their tails, prompting the bird store proprietor to confirm the ad and the stranger to answer his own curiosity.
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Bird Store
Not Worth Bothering About the Ear Fragment
A clipped remark mocks a minor complaint about an ear related issue. The speaker uses humor and a sharp tone, dismissing the trouble as insignificant and urging focus on the present rather than dwelling on the past.
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London Opnion
Lost yearling bull in Estherville area offered reward
A one year and six month old bull strayed from Jacob Nasby’s premises near Estherville Iowa. A reward is offered for the return of the animal.
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Jacob Nasby
Estherville
Towa
October Tiling Offers Cheap Water Access for Farms
The Cament Products Co of Bow promotes October tiling as the best low-cost month to acquire water soaked land priced at $100.00 per acre. The copy highlights low Nile water levels enabling hauling loads along the ditch line and time before husking season, inviting customers to buy and do business.
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Cament Products Co
Bow
World Growing Better Through Charity Work Claims
Mrs. W. W. Gould of Pittafield N H credits Electric Bitters with curing long standing stomach and kidney trouble after other medicines failed. She praises the tonic as a best liver and kidney remedy and urges others to try it. Available at S H Williams for 50 cents.
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W. W. Gould
Pittafield, N. AH
Conta
H. Williams
Stationery offer for farmers with name printed
A note about 60 fine note heads and 260 envelopes printed with your name for only 2.00. It urges farmers to register their farm and order personalized stationery from Tam Venni GATOR AND REPUBLICAN Co.
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Farmer
Tam Vennigator and Republican Co
Bucklin's Arnica Salve Promises Superior Healing
An advertisement touts Bucklin's Arnica Salve as a perfect healer for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and sprains. It claims unmatched relief and lists a price of 96 cents at 5S. H. Williams.
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Bucklin
H. Williams
Take Your Common Colds Seriously
Colds can lead to chronic nose and throat disease and may cause bronchitis pneumonia or consumption. For all coughs and colds in children and adults take Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly as advised by H. Williams.
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Foley
H. Williams
A Medicine that Gives Confidence
A Kansas City reader, Mrs. J Adams of 522 No Kansas Ave Columbus Kas, reports using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for years to treat her children's coughs and colds. She says it cured the ailments and that she keeps it in the house at all times. Refuse substitutes. HH Williams.
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Foley
J Adams
Kansas Ave
Columbus
Kas
HH. Williams
Foley's Kidney Remedy Cures Hopeless Case Says Freeman
Honorable Ark. Judge EF Freeman testifies to kidney trouble. He could not work until Foley's Kidney Remedy was taken, after which he recovered fully and has remained free of trouble. He recommends the remedy, noting a single large bottle cured him.
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Foley
Hon. Ark
J. EF. Freeman
H. Willlans
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