E B Standard Disc Plow Promoted For Superior Merit
In a local sales pitch the E B Standard Disc Plow is touted as superior to any other disc plow on the market. The ad argues it performs in hard ground after rains and hot weather, with guarantees of equal or better work, easier handling, and longer use with fewer repairs than rivals.
A Traveling Man's Experience With a Cough and Diarrhea Remedy
A Louisville traveling salesman recalls a 1888 cholera morbus attack and how he used Chamberlain's Cough and Diarrhea Remedy. He paid a porter fifty cents to fetch it, took a double dose and slept, waking at five to catch a train to his next stop a well man.
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W. H. Srealand
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Arthur and Tess Clash Over Kiss Boundaries
A playful exchange shows Arthur asking about his mother’s objection to kissing and Tess clarifying that approving a kiss does not grant him permission to kiss the entire family.
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Tess
Going to the Barn: Commuter Outburst at Fifth and Spring
A little old lady argued with streetcar conductors at Fifth and Spring when cars failed to stop for her. After repeated refusals and the conductor’s taunts going to the barn she shouted back with an umbrella flourish, venting her frustration at the transit delay.
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Los Angeles Times
The Other Man and Pat’s Toddy
An old Irish coachman named Pat finishes a wet drive. A young lady offers toddy to make him “feel like another man.” Later Pat jokes that the other man would want a hot drink too.
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Pat
Munich’s Founding Figures Highlight Medieval Rise
The piece traces Munich’s origins through Louis the Severe and Emperor Louis the Bavarian, noting Duke Henry the Lion as the founder who minted coins and built a bridge over the Isar to levy salt tolls. It links the city’s name to the monk site near Tegernsee.
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Munich
Louis the Severe
Louis
Henry the Lion
Isar
Reichenhall
Monrstory Tegerfisee
Principles of truth and altruism guide daily life
A valorization of truth and altruism as antidotes to hypocrisy and selfishness, warning that violating these principles in modern times leads to misery and undermines efforts toward a higher civilization across all actions and endeavors.
Fake Aspirin Sold as Bayer Tablets Warns Public
A Brooklyn manufacturer sold millions of counterfeit aspirin tablets mostly talcum powder. Authorities urge buyers to insist on genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in the original Bayer package with proper directions and dosage.
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Brooklyn
Bayer
Brayer Cross
Critics Clash With Popul ar Dramatist On New Play
Critics say the popular dramatist skates on thin ice in his latest work while audiences remain jaded by veteran theater shocks. The review notes the play may verge on repetitive missteps yet sustains audience interest through familiar dramatic devices.
Crabbed Disposition in a Snappy Suit Dispute
A glib salesman touts a suit as snappy while a grouchy customer retorts that snappy is his pet abomination. The exchange ends with a warning he will get snappy himself if shown another garment.
Foot Pedal Music Joke Sparks Laughs at Home
A lighthearted exchange about fitting music into a new home ends with the quip that a foot can play a player piano. The humor hinges on a playful misunderstanding of musical taste and the practicality of footwork as a joke.
A Method in Her Madness
A woman explains her turn to physical culture after discovering a gown she could not wear until she lost weight. The remark reveals motivation behind adopting fitness methods as a personal transformation.
Kiss as Religious Observance Mentioned in Sermon
The text discusses the kiss as a religious sign citing Judas betraying the Messiah with a kiss and Paul’s instruction to greet with a holy kiss in Corin thians. It notes some Protestants still include the kiss in the Lord's Supper service.
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Judas
Paul
Corinthians
Understanding Alternating and Direct Electrical Currents
The article explains how electricity supply uses different methods to stay steady. It describes systems where conductors alternate between positive and negative, causing the current to reverse many times a second, called alternating current. When reversals do not occur, the current is direct.
Nicaraguan Burial Customs and Spirit House Tradition
Describes eastern Nicaragua practices after death where the body is buried at once and a small house is built over the grave for the soul. A manioc field is planted and after about eight months a large community dance called Sau or Sixero is held, with a cotton string stretched from the spirit house to the dancing place hanging into a bowl of mishla.
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Nicaragua
Habitual Constipation Cure Promised in 14 to 21 Days
Lax-Fos with Pepsin syrup laxative claims to relieve habitual constipation promptly and regulate bowels with daily use for 14 to 21 days. Described as pleasant to take and marketed at 60 cents per bottle.
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