Items of Interest From a Mixed Public View
A New York senator defeated for re election 141 to 5 loses Senate seat but retains church trustee post. Charges on lunch costs at Santa Barbara echo high prices. Jerome and Jeff Davis of Arkansas back honest press. Indiana man leads a double life on 16 dollars weekly. Bryan and Kern gracefully accept defeat. Gompers got all he asked for at Denver. Justice Department may probe the paper trust. 36720 freight cars left idle recently. An Eastern doctor claims the grouch germ.
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New York
New York Senate
Indiana
Columbia
Bryan
Gompers
Denver
Department of Justic
Paper Trust
Tom Johnson
Guffey
Wisconsin
Loveland Company
Loveland
Hower
Paul
Injuries at Hines mill and local notices of social events
Edmore Cudmore suffered a bad eye injury at the Hines mill in Iron River when an edger board flange struck him. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christiansen celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at their West Bayfield street home with friends and gifts. Indians arrived in the city en route to blueberry fields along the Northern Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole of Ashland visited, and Curtis of St. Louis represented the Perfect Pantry in town. G. W. Hacker earned a $5 Japanac prize for a top window display at Ungrodt Hardware. An employment ad seeks an assistant manager for the region with no investment required.
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Ed. Cudmore
Iron River
Fred Christiansen
West Bayfield Street
Northern Pacific
Fred Cole
Ashland
Mr. Curtis
St. Louis
Perfect Pantry Company
G. W. Hacker
Japanac
Notice to Loggers in Washburn Wisconsin
Notice to loggers of contract work and logging loads by the thousand. Call or write Eugene Newhouse & Willette, Washburn, Wisconsin for work and pickup details.
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Eugene Newhouse & Willette
Washburn, Wis
Home Circle Advice to Tired Mothers and Gentle Counsel
The column urges patient hearing before accusations, praises a mother’s loyal support, and guides young women toward wise counsel and self presentation. It warns against slovenliness at breakfast, urges punctual debt repayment, and notes the paradox of keeping a husband in hot water versus his coldness.
Pebble Argument Sparks Varied Remittance Attitudes
A fragment notes people fling a pebble of complaint or blame, with some giving according to means while others give according to meanness, reflecting social fault lines and uneven generosity.
Good temper shines like a sunlit day
The line extols good temper as a bright, spreading influence that warms others and improves interactions, likening serenity and patience to sunshine guiding behavior and lifting spirits.
Rise of a Boy Toward a Higher Life in Business
Essay on how a boy grows from simple tasks to a broader view of business as a force for good. Emphasizes politeness, respect, and cheerful conduct as keys to success, with warnings against vanity and despondency, and includes reflections on gentle manners and social grace.
Birthday Feasts and Ancient Customs Survive Time
A reflection on the ancient prevalence of birthday customs noting centuries old practice. Citing a biblical verse from Genesis chapter forty to illustrate a long standing tradition. The piece traces how celebrations persist across eras and cultures.
Entreaty From Jim and Mary Offers Hospitality in Poor Country
The note proclaims temperance in drink but invites guests to share meals, promising hospitality to all who visit. It emphasizes differences in quality and wealth between Loveland and Nabkins and ends with a goodwill New Year greeting from Jim and Mary.
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Etin
Loveland
Nabkins
Jim and
Mary
Yeggs and the Police Legacy in Safe Cracking
A Pittsburg Gazette Times piece traces the origin of the term yegg from John Yegg, a midwest safecracker who used nitroglycerin. It explains the yeggman’s mob structure, the king who leads gangs, and the common “kitten” helper, detailing how these criminals plunder and migrate across the country.
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United States
Middle West
John Yegg
Vegg
Yegg
Pinkerton
Coldwater
Mich
Pittsburg
Republican Committee Offers 150 For Best Article
The Republican Congressional Committee invites submissions up to 1000 words on why the party should be successful next November. Entries must be mailed by July 15 to the Literary Bureau in Washington D C. The awardee will receive about August 15 and the committee will keep manuscripts.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Congress
Literary Bureau
German Syrup Promoted as Cure for Consumption
Frost and Spies advertise Boschee's German Syrup as the only today proven relief for consumption with claims of pure tar extracts and gum, endorsing its use for coughs colds and lung disease. It promises easier morning expectoration and rapid lasting relief, with small bottles at 25 cents and larger bottles at 10 cents.
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Boschee
Frost & Spies
Fur Dept. catalog offers 46 animals traps and hides
An illustrated 40 page trap book and fur calendar lists 46 wild animals in natural color. Includes gun and trap catalog with prices for hides and furs. Sent postpaid for 10 cents or free with shipment or purchase. Address Fur Dept. N. W. Hide & Fur Co. Minneapolis Minn.
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Fur Dept
N. W
Burdock Blood Bitters Promotes Health In Advert Corners
An 19th century style ad proclaims Burdock Blood Bitters as a tonic that builds up sound health and keeps you well, urging men to seek vitality by using the product.
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Burdock
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Nels M. Oscar
Washburn
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Jerome
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
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Lake St
Chicago
Ill
Adun
Jounl
Metropolitan Bank Building
Washington, D. C
The
Times
WM. Jennings Bryan
Outfit
FREF
Thompson Pub
T Louis Mo
W.G. Maxcy
D.M. Maxcy
LowDer
Bayfield County Bank
Gages
Hotel
Washburn Plumbing & Heating Company
Bayfield County
D. M. Maxcy
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