The Anarchist at Murray College Starts a Change
A Kentucky born freshman named McRowney shocks and inspires a wary campus as he challenges cheating and social cliques. He breaks the sophomore gatekeeping with calm force, defends honor, and catalyzes the class to adopt an integrity pledge, shaping the college’s famed honor system.
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Preshmun McRowney
McRowney
Nothward
Kentucky
McTawney
McRownty
Meltawney
Bisell
Bedia
Rentreklan
McRawney
Ninety-Blank
Varsity
Brian
Key
McKawney
Jor
Tam
McTtaynes
MecRowney
Athens
Kipling
Missed You Through The Seasons Of The Year
A lyrical tribute expresses missing a loved one across spring summer autumn and winter. The speaker notes longing when willows bloom, waves break on shingle, fields turn gold, and snow covers the land. The refrain centers on the peak longing in winter nights.
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Iilles
Williams Pink Pills Helped Woman End Long Illness
A South Dakota newspaper recounts Mrs. J W Kelley of Huron who suffered two decades of women ailments and severe headaches. After trying various doctors with little relief, she used Dr Williams Pink Pills and reports marked improvement and renewed vitality. The ad promotes the pills as a remedy for multiple nervous and blood-related conditions.
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Terald-Democrat
Huron
S. D
J. W. Kelley
South Dakota
Osevula
Towa
Kelley
Elmer
and. W. Kelley & Sons
Mra. Kelley
Hia
B. H. Burtt
Congregational Church
Mia. Kelley
New York State
Lows
Dr. Williams
Tain
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
Excursion to Free Homes in the Canadian North
Government offers vast tract of farming land to adults over 18 with soil suitable for staple crops. The excursion starts June 23 from St Paul and Minneapolis to inspect Canadian lands and opportunities for housing and farming. Benjamin Davies, Emigration Agent, Canada Government, St Paul, Minn., provides details and fares.
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St Maul
Minneapolis
Imi
Selec
Benjamin Davies
Uanulun Governent
St. Paul
Minu
Grown up daughter's duty to mother in changing life
A nostalgic 19th century column urges daughters to care for aging mothers during the change of life. It endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, cites testimonials from Rochester and Harris Hill, and notes a Michigan cereal case settlement as a backdrop to Grain-O’s growing popularity.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Louis Srkoxo
Harris Hill
Eric Co
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rochester
N. Y
Michigan Cereal Co
Genesee Pure Food Co
Wonderland 97 urged for schools nationwide travel book
Public school teachers and adults are urged to obtain Northern Pacific’s illustrated Wonderland 97. The geography history far Northwest resource book highlights Yellowstone Red River Valley and wheat lands with chapters on mining districts new mountains and Alaska. A Navy rear admiral is linked to trout country and the volume features a handsome cover and many illustrations. Send six cents postage to Charles S. Fee St Paul Minn.
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Neholar
United States
Pacufic
Northwest
Lave Park
Minn
Red River Valley
Pyramid Park
Yellowstone Park
North Pacific
U. S. Navy
Alaska
Chas
Fee
St Paul
Widows' Home Car Trip Tells of a Court Case
A Liverpool visitor trails a citizen who jokes about the Widows Home. He recalls a widow suing him for breach of promise, winning £120, and recalls sending widows home by car as a jest. The anecdote mirrors Tit Bits style humor.
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Liverpool
Travel booklets from Fall River Line offered by mail
An ad notes illustrated booklets about Massachusetts seashore and coastal resort areas from the Fall River Line, a New York to Boston route. Submissions require a cent stamp to receive the catalogs, addressed to O H Taylor, Gen Passenger Agent, Fall River Line, New York.
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Massachusetts
Ocean
Fall River Line
New York
Boston
Newport
Cape Cod
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Bar Harbor
O. H. ‘Taylor
Gen’ Pasy
Chicago
Montreal
Lars Pema
Fragmented 19th Century ads and quips on nerves and hunting
A mosaic of quotes and ads from a 19th century newspaper page. It cites Bead Hoy, a playful line about a man and his girl, praises Winchester rifles models 94 and 95 for their accuracy and range, includes a humorous exchange with a maiden, and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a nerve tonic.
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Winchester Repeating Arms Co
New Haven
Winchester
Star Totmacoy advertising prose fragment
Fragmentary ad text discusses tobacco use with Star brand claims and mentions oil for a dining room and a landscape or sardines. Includes references to a constitutional cure priced at five cents. The passage is cryptic and reads like an old classified or ad block.
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Mandalay
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Momer
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Yeatl
Caiupaen
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Tadlaona
Indiana
N. Y_ Journal
Atchison Globe
Piso
Mary Thomson
Ohio Ave
Allegheny
Y. Weekly
Washington Democrat
Murray, K
Haber
Ayer
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