Captain Glose Woorright 164 in a southern camp tale
Lieutenant Lambert confronts sergeant Murphy over Riggs and a Walton family dispute amid a tense night ride for wine. A stranger's unseen aid is hinted, while Mrs Walton dismisses further contact and prepares a formal note for command. The Sunday rain compounds the mood as camp life collides with village intrigue.
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Burne
Lambert
Burns
Eges
Darky
McBride
Walton Place
Riggs
Murphy
Ship Island
Worthy
Quitman
South
New Orleans
Walton
Quitmen
Liu
Merrimac
Tugaloo
Tiurus
Elinor
Mare’r Potts
Lehinil
Dreaming man who tried to kill himself in sleep
A North London police court record tells of William Tilman a 21 year old packing case maker from Florence Road Mornington who while drunk slept and dreamed he was cutting his throat. He woke to find himself actually harming himself and claimed no intent to die. The judge called him remarkable and offered advice on temperance.
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Riggs
Murphy
Burns
Walton Place
Camp
Cohen
Heijs
Tugaloo
Walton
Rigel
North London Police Court
William
Florence Road
Mornsey
Tilman
N. Y. Journal
Ambition and the Bloomer Girl in Early Chicago Posts
The excerpt recounts a man smeared with mud blaming ambition for his distress after a bicycle mishap. A good Samaritan aids him as others doubt the tale. The dialogue then contrasts male modesty with fascination for moving pictures and bloomer fashion, noting public shyness and social teasing in turn.
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Holly
Chicago Post
Prestidigitator Credits Skill, Encounters Superior Master
Hin Superior notes self as clever performer and top act in magic. He praises press and public respect, claims fellow artists admire his talent as beyond rivals. A man described as his superior reveals he can grow a flowering plant in moments while the conjurer’s rival builds an aged family tree in hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemnan
Tyre
Sam Speaking
Orld
Winchester Ammunition Promoted as Superior Worldwide
Claim emphasizes Winchester ammunition as essential for good results in shooting. Stresses uniformity accuracy and reliability from Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven Conn. Declares Winchester guns and ammo are world standards and widely demanded. Offers free illustrated catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
New Haven
Winchester
It’s Different You Know In A Bicycle Controversy
A Chicago Post excerpt features a young woman arguing for a bicycle as recreation, while her mother dismisses the idea and prefers housework. the dialogue contrasts exercise needs with leisure and uses bicycle value as a point of contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Allen's Foot-Lace Powder Promises Quick Foot Relief
Real warm weather rent end comfort. A powder to be shaken into shoes called Allen's Foot-Lace, invented by Allen E. Altisted of Le Roy New York. Ruggists and shoe dealers say it cures swollen burning sore tender or aching feet. It helps tight or new shoes feel easy. It relieves sweating hot or amazed feet and bunions. Costs a quarter. Inventor will send a sample free to any address.
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Allen
le Roy
N. Y
The Mead Cycle Company Admits Reliable Bicycles Low Prices
The Mead Cycle Company of Chicago advertises reliable bicycles at low prices direct to riders. They claim honest dealings win customer confidence and urge belief that they lead the best supply in the trade. A separate cartoonish exchange references a judge and a pocket theft at a funeral with a wry line about decency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Cycle Company
Chicago
LARGEST SINGLE ORDER OF DAIRY SEPARATORS REPORTED
A noted Iowa creamery operator, W. I. Moody, orders 500 Sharples separators for over 50 thousand dollars to reduce milk hauling costs and supply home skim milk for stock. Tests and comparisons favored Sharples over other makers, despite higher price. A separate Washington Star exchange remarks on how laws differ in impact, not mere quantity.
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Lown
W. I. Moody
Fr Costa
Moody
West Chester
Land open for settlers along Little Rock & Memphis line
Grand Prairie Arkansas offers vast tracts for homes with prime pasturage and cereal lands. Rudolph Fink and W H Morrison invite inquiries at Little Rock offices of the railroad, urging settlers to act quickly for choice selections and favorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eekera
Grand Prairie
Arkansas
Little Rock
Memphis R. R
New South
Rudolph Fink
Little Rock, Ark
W. H. Morrison
Ark
Little Rock & Memphis Railroad
Gentle Kidney Stimulants and Patent Remedies Cited
A fragmented review cites Gentlene and Ios tetter’s Stomach Witters for kidney and stomach issues, warns against harsh commerce stimulants, praises Bitters for malarial and digestive ailments, and mentions Sigo’s Cure for Consumption as unfailing per a Kentucky resident. Also references quotes from Chicago Record and Atchison lobe editorials regarding public opinion and opposition.
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Iostetter
Citieen Victoria
Prince of Wales
Chicago
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Edith Stow
Misekeeping
Glose
Charles King
J. B. Lippincott
Coxisney
Havng
Howsehold
Gor
Thim Gliss
Sergi
Esther
Mrs. Walton
Hunter
Indianapolis Journal
Reginald
Washington Star
Whirley
Detroit Freeress
OlvEn
Senator Ighum
Sigo
F. K. Lots
Scott. St
Covington, Ky
Atchison
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
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