Death of Marsh H. Glenn at Wichita Kansas noted
Marsh H. Glenn, born 1845 in Ohio, died suddenly at his Wichita Kansas home. He helped form the 1866 Washington ball team, later worked as a druggist with J M Denny in this city, married in Bloomfield Iowa, and left a son who serves as a bugler and a daughter Mrs Pearl Robin of Harper Kansas. He is survived by one brother and two sisters and by Mrs Denny.
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JM Denny
Marsh H. Glenn
Wichita
Kansas
Tr. Glenn
Glenn
E Steck
M. Whitcomb
Minneapolis
Dd J. Norton
Mr. Glenn
M. H. Glenn
Ohio
Washington
J. M. Denny
Denny & Glenn
Bloomfield
Iowa
Marper
Pearl Robin
Harper
Giister
Denny
The Mistake of a Comma Circle Quote Fragment
A fragment from The Circle cites a stylistic mispunctuation scene featuring Lord Palmerston imagined with humorous, surreal attire. The line depicts a hat, boots, cloud, walking stick, and a dark glare as a whimsical misreading of comma placement.
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Lord Palmerston
TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Instant Relief From Corns
A vintage advertisement touts TIZ as the only foot remedy that draws out poisonous exudations to heal corns bunions callouses and sweaty feet. It claims immediate improvement with one use and full relief after a week with no rival products matching its results.
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Sam. A. Hoover
Progress
Earth
Schmeetler Brothers to Open Fashionable Tailors in Blair Building
Schmeetler Brothers with C. G. and A. B. Schmoeller announce a new tailoring firm The Fashion able Tailors to open on the Blair building’s second floor next Saturday They are experienced tailors now living at 735 Mast Second street Delavan Iowa links note C G Schmoeller plans move to Washington Iowa September with brother A B Schmoeller from Atlantic to join in a larger business venture
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Schmeetler Brothers
Blair Building
C. G
A. B. Schmoeller
Mast Second Street
Delavan
C. G. Schmoedler
Washington
Iowa
Schinoeller
Coun
Washington County
Ariel
Schmoeller
Hi Brother
A. B. Schrmoeller
Atlanta
Delayan
Atlantic
Governor's Quick Wit On Prison Religion
An English tourist recalls a state prison in another state where 208 inmates attend prison chapel services on Sundays, all but twelve doing so voluntarily. The governor notes with a sober twist that in Illinois most respectable people do not come to prison.
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Milneis
Illinois
Sign Language
Brown and Jones discuss Mrs. Robinson who is deaf and mute during a stroll with Robinson and his wife. They joke that she might use sign language and that Robinson has lost many hairs, implying sympathy and humor about the couple.
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Brown
Jones
Robinson
Shellac for repairing scratched woodwork at home
The article advises using shellac as a natural finish to fix dents and scratches in woodwork. Mix dry yellow flakes with about 95 percent alcohol, shake occasionally and let it dissolve in a few hours. Shellac is presented as a convenient varnish for furniture.
The Climax to Play at the Graham September 10
Edward Locke's The Climax described as a pioneering three act drama. Joseph Weber produced it in New York and helped establish Locke as a rising American playwright. The Graham engagement features improved stagecraft, human dialogue, and a four wall feel. Prices range from 25 cents to 1.50 dollars.
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Edward Locke
New York
Joseph Weber
Edward Lock
Locke
Weber
Joseph Cadtrell
Daniel Foone
Iaha
Ake Wi
Graham
Lyman Twins
Joseph
M. Weber
Weber's Theatre
Hanmer
Pris Zoe
Bbe
Reward Offered for Uncured Cataich Case by Cheney Co Toledo
Advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any case of Cataich that cannot be cured by tolls. Claims Cheney & Co of Toledo are honest and capable. Promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and mentions wholesale droguists selling Hall's pills.
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
B.J. Cheney
Walding, Kimnan & Marvin Wholesale Oroteists
O. Halls Caterinh Cine
All Trasgiet
Hall
Comsti Pation
Farm for sale in northeastern Oklahoma corn belt
Property offered by Henderson and Davis Broken Arrow Oklahoma sits in Tulsa County with yields listed for wheat corn and cotton. Natural gas for fuel and other benefits noted with price around 3002 dollars per acre. Office over First National Bank.
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Oklahotha
Tulsa County
Aloo
Henderson & Davis Broken Arrow
Oklahma
First National Tin
Annual Chantauqua Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of Th ington County Chantanuqua tion is set for Tuesday September 13 at 7 o'clock in hall. Full attendance of holders is requested to handle important business promptly.
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Thington
Measure for Measure in a 19th century humor piece
A quirky dialogue features a country editor voice discussing borrowing a measure for a temporary need. Subtle jokes hinge on a subscription renewal with apples and a fishy character Sas Skinflint. The piece evokes period dialect and a light, satirical mood.
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Billy
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Lowa
Fairfield
The
Presbyterian
Mr. McClure
Siam
Brameiell Regulator, CO
Atlanta, Ga
WYETH
Stephen Bacon
Rochester, N. Y
State of
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W. Hall
Wyeth Chemical Company
X. Siz
Sig'y
McElhinney Drug CO
Graham Opera House
Weber’s Theatre
Power's
Chicano
Ness and Strengise
Joseph Cart Bred
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
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