Poem Fragment a Soldier’s Dream in Atlanta Constitution
The piece presents a lyrical reflection on duty and sacrifice amid distant battles and sacred light. It frames the poet’s longing to weave a hymn from celestial imagery, praising faithful hands that reap the lilies of care and hear angels’ songs in the night.
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P. L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
The Value of Sympathy by George Cuthbertson
Mrs. Page endures a headache and sharp taunts from her husband Jonas who dismisses her pain. After a quarrel he leaves, returning with a wounded hand, while she coldly yet schemingly withholds sympathy, prompting his reflection on the coldness of their marriage.
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Mr. Page
Jonas
Cyear
Mrs. Page
Jonas Allera
Magination
Jess
Jonas Page
Jones
Man and wife mend quarrel after farm mishaps and pain
Jonas Page endures a brutal day milking with one hand and sprains his leg. a missing liniment bottle, toothache, and a chaotic night unfold. at dawn he returns repentant, asking Carling to bury the hatchet and renew their partnership in life and sympathy.
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Jonas Page
Jonas
Lilie
Carling
Cate
Val
Darling
Christopher
Lumbus
Page
Jonasy
Nonsense Jokes and Quips From Classic Papers
A jumble of brief humor items and light exchanges from old newspapers. Bits include a canal riddle about bathing, a dream about planting peas and a funny coin, cooking school progress with raisins and cloves, and wry banter between a rejected suitor and a woman about indifference. Also quoted speeches and a hall design remark about loud wallpaper.
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Achin
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Buffalo News
Henry
Baltimore American
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Emma
Kitchen Magazine
Philadelphia Press
Senator Sorgium
Washington Star
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Poison ivy and antidote in Montreal Island
The article explains poison ivy as a toxicodendron related to poison sumac, detailing its origin, spread on Montreal Island, and variations in reaction among people. It notes antidotes like strong soaps and bicarbonate of soda, and highlights Impatiens biflora as a natural remedy, with practical cautions about prolonged skin effects and plant properties.
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Montreal
Unused Tickets Reclaimable From Railroad Companies
The piece explains how holders of unused railroad tickets can reclaim value. By mailing the ticket with a letter to the general passenger agent, including a stamped return envelope, buyers can trigger an investigation and receive a check for the amount due. Some sell to scalpers, others do nothing, losing small values yearly.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Singer Sewing Machine Exposition at Paris Exposition
The Singer Manufacturing Company displays its sewing machines at the Paris International Exposition in Group XIII Class 7%, earning the Grand Prize for design and efficiency. The article notes Singer machines dominate awards, including 54 prizes at Chicago's World’s Columbian Exposition, and invites readers to visit local Singer salesrooms.
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Singer Manufacturing Company
Broadway
New York
Singer
Singer Sewing Machines
Paris
Chicago
United States
World facts mix of science, war, and daily life
A mosaic of 19th century notes covers forest fires driving bears toward Colorado towns, price levels in Europe and Holland, 1898 lead production, bullfighting fees, deaths in St. Louis, and various curiosities from archaeology to fashion. It cites empires, wars, industry, and social customs in brief items.
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Colorado
Italy
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Henry Peyton
R. E. Lee
St. Louis
India
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Crystal Palace
London
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Ala
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United States
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Aveyron
France
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New York
Transvaal
Great Britain
Austria
Karsas
Fort Marion
Florida
Japan
Mobile
Birmingham
Earth
T. J. d. Lee
Naval Observatory
Washington
Pope Leo XI
St. Peter
Frederick
Amercia
Louis Konsath
Chicago Daily News
Poetic Fragments and Courtroom Anecdotes Spread
A jumble of clippings shows a lighthearted poet boasting of a sonnet and songs for a state fair, plus a Scottish court scene where a witness addresses the jury with bemused formality. The mix includes playful quotes and a jab at golf among the well-to-do.
California's splendid showing at the Paris Exposition
An editor's letter from Paris by Wm H Millay of California describes California's exhibit at the Exposition. He touts the panorama of Clarpase Grove, vast prune orchards, and forest scenes as proof of California's superior climate and fruit production. The piece asserts California as the orchard of the world and emphasizes irrigation and climate as key factors.
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Wm. H Millay
California
Paris
Southern Pacific Company
Clarpase Grove
France
Republic
Association
Germany
Vaca Valley
Peruna touted as remedy for catarrh in former congressman letter
Ex congressman A T Goodwyn of Alabama endorses Peruna medicine from The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio. He claims two bottles cured his catarrh and urges readers to obtain a free book on catarrh from Dr Hapman in Columbus Ohio.
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A. T. Goodwyn
Alabama
Peruns Medicine Co
Columbus
T. Goodwyn
Martiman
Hapman
Ohio
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