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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1909

Page

6

The Blue Light Drug Store and Ikey Schoenstein

In a Bowery tale, Ikey Schoenstein the night clerk at the Blue Light Drug Store crafts a morphine powder for Chunk McGowan to win Rosy’s hand. McGowan feigns a plan to elope but Rosy marries him after a chaotic night, while Ikey’s drugged scheme backfires when McGowan secretly poisons Rosy’s guardian.

Blue Light Drug Store Bowery First Avenue Ikey Schoenstein Blue Light Ikey Pat Chunk McGowan McGowan Rosy McGowag Mr. McGowan Riddle Losin Chunk Tim Lacy Lochinwar Mr. Riddle Morpheus Riddle’s

Advertising and Fashion Roots of Modern Dress

A brief quip contrasts advertising with old fashioned attire, noting a man should not shun promotion merely because his grandfather avoided knee breeches and a queue. The line hints at evolving norms in self presentation.

Women Outeat Men at Luncheon Says Providence Tribune

A Providence Tribune observer notes women, though teased for eating choices, are more restrained than men at public luncheons. He recalls three mid aged women ordering two portions of fried fish and bread and butter, stopping after the main course.

Providence ‘Tribune

The Doctor's Gift and the Magpie Trust

Dr Glynn Clobery, a King's College fellow, receives a magpie as a gift from a grateful patient family. The doctor promises to pay half a crown weekly for the bird's upkeep while it remains in the care of the patient’s bearer who brought it to his rooms.

Robert Glynun-Clobery Cambridge King's College Margjse King’s College

The Blackstone River Powerhouse of Industry

The Blackstone River, though small in drainage and length, yields 23,000 horsepower across 43 miles and represents about 25 million dollars in capitalization. Its waters power nearly 100 mills from Worcester to Woonsocket and Pawtucket, cementing its status as a major industrial artery.

United States Blackstone America Worcester Mass Woonsocket Pawtucket R. I Technical World Magazine

How to Trap Wild Animals 40 Page Picture Book

An illustrated 40 page trap book lists 46 wild animals in natural colors. It doubles as a fur and hide calendar with gun and trap catalog details and prices. Sent postpaid for 10c stamps of silver or free with shipment or purchase from N. W. Hide & Fur Co. Minneapolis Minnesota Fur Dept.

Fur Dept N. W. Hide & Fur Co Minneapolis Minn

What He Looks Like and How Eskimos Live

A portrait of Eskimos notes their small stature and coppery skin, flat faces, and long dark hair. It describes dress of sealskin, habits, attitudes toward Europeans, and lack of religious tradition, plus customs around family, funerals, and marriage as told by Nordenskjold via the Exchange.

Nordenskjold Greenland

Whistling and Weeping Trees Curious Arboreal Oddities

The article surveys two remarkable trees: the Nu bia solar tree that emits flute like sounds when winds pass through it, debated as spirits or insect bored holes in branches, and the Canary Islands weeping tree that pours water from leaf pores during dry spells creating a water pool at its base.

Nubia Canary Islands Chicago Journal

Irish Gooseberries and a Droll Tourist Exchange

An Irish fruit seller corners a visiting American’s joke by correcting his misidentification. The old woman remarks with gentle pity that he cannot tell apples from gooseberries, implying his ignorance of Irish produce.

Ireland

Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed

A historical advertisement urges readers to rely on Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds, warning against substitutes. The message is signed Q. W. Frost and promotes brand recall for the remedy.

Foley Q. W. Frost

Dean's Regulates Billions at Tacks

An odd brief notes a claim about billions and a wake up call after dinner with a bitter tongue coating and sallow complexion. It mentions 25 cents at any drug store as a detail.

Dean’s

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