Birthday Row Sparks on St Louis Streetcar
The Scrap Book notes a birthday party caused a disturbance on a St Louis streetcar when the conductor announced the street name and number Sarah Forty One. A large woman struck a man with an umbrella until calm returned claiming the age was announced to the whole car.
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Jefferson
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Sarah
Nightly mother leads child to bed in Longfellow verse
A mother guides her child to sleep after playful losses, as Longfellow reflects on nature taking away playthings and leading us to rest. The poem contrasts earthly wonders with the unknown that lies beyond, inviting quiet acceptance.
Bill Brown Keeps Vow After Wife’s Death Threat
In a Scottish village a farm laborer named Bill Brown refused many offers after his wife’s deathbed plea to never tarry. Rumors of him with a lass spread until a relative asked if he feared the threat from beyond. He replied he buried her face downward to ensure she stays buried and cannot return.
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Mary
Field and Pie Incident Sparks Kitchen Comedy
A tale about Eugene Field recalls a visitor in the Field home who borrows a folio. Mrs Field asks him to watch pies while she runs upstairs, but the oven is left open. The meringues spoil, and Mr Field jokes that watching them with the oven door shut is impossible.
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Mr. Field
Not Risking Speed Laws Yachtsman’s Self-Deprecating Tale
A famed New York amateur yachtsman narrates a joke about a leisure cruise with friends near Long Island, saying they drifted for days due to no wind. A fisherman asks their origin and length of voyage, and the reply reveals they left New York on June 1 and have not progressed much since.
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Gotham
Lippincott’s
Now Reddy Sing Prompted Teacher Faints in Pew
A Sunday school class scene ends with Miss Frisbee fainting after a rector orders singing. The boy teases her about the minister saying Now Reddy sing, triggering the reaction. Smelling salts and restoratives revive her.
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Reddy
The Count’s Sofa Prank Starts A European Stir
Count Gasta Hamilton famed as Le comte des chats mocks decorum in Stockholm Rosenbad with a torn sofa. A night procession carries the sofa to the road then to a police precinct. Repeated escapes and a motor launch end with officers returning the sofa.
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Count Gasta
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Fige
Resaurant
Train catch ends Boer raid tale in war humor
The tale follows General Louis Botha brushing off peace talks with Kitchener and joking he must leave to catch a train. The next day a Boer raid on a British armored train on the Delagoa line near completion is reported, with Botha having literally caught that train.
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Kitchener
Delagoa Line
Napoleon Lajoie a Baseball Draw Card in Cleveland
The piece recalls Napoleon Lajoie’s star power with the Cleveland team and notes his popularity across the circuit. It recounts a 1900s Philadelphia Nationals incident when Lajoie, then youthally outspoken, sought entry with friends in New York despite an order by Andy Freedman banning nonplayers at the gate.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement promises rewards
How's This How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure J Cheney Co Toledo We the undersigned have known L J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon blood and mucous surfaces Testimonials free price 75 cents per bottle Sold by all Druggists Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Washington County Chautauqua Assoc Meeting Declared
The annual meeting of the Washington County Chautauqua association will be held Tuesday evening September 13 at 8 o'clock in Smouse's hall. All stockholders are asked to attend to transact important business promptly.
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Notice of partition suit in Washington County Iowa
In the District Court of Washington County Iowa Hugh H Huffman and Marion S Huffman sue George S Huffman Clarannah N Sells Emmett Sells Ethel B Huffman and Hazel M Huffman over described real estate in townships 75N 8W with shares: plaintiffs one sixth each and defendants one sixth each. The suit seeks partition by sale, costs and attorney fees. Emmett Sells named as spouse with no interest. Case notices to appear by Oct 8 1910 noon otherwise default judgment. EFich er & Livingston.
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Clarannah N. Sells
Emmett Sells
Ethel B. Huffman
Hazel M. Huffman
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Huffman
Clarannah N Sells
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Iowa
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Cardui Endorsed By Satisfied Lenoir Woman
Mrs. Kate Waters of Lenoir North Carolina reports strong results after two weeks of using Cardui the women tonic. She says she is not tired and feels stout as a mule since starting the regimen and thanks the ad vice given. The advertisement promotes Cardui as a gentle vegetable tonic to strengthen relieve and prevent headaches back ache and other ailments of weak women.
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N.C
Cardui
N. B
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