Remarkable Illustration of Facts Marshalling in Public View
Note emphasizes careful analysis and presentation of facts to the public as a powerful demonstration. It highlights the value of structured argument, evidence, and clear communication in informing readers about a complex subject.
Creator’s Levelers Warns Against Whiskey Tobacco And Coffee
A period piece argues that whiskey tobacco and coffee are leveling forces harming health and fortune. It urges readers to reject indulgence, choose Postum over coffee, and seek strength through self discipline to align with a higher plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeute
Ilinois
Nature
Rome
Dame Nature
Tongueless man speaks clearly after throat operation
William Bunting of Elmer New Jersey underwent tongue removal at Hahnemann hospital Philadelphia to treat a severe throat condition. Doctors found life saving need and the patient spoke for the first time with understandable words after the operation asking if it was all over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bunting
Elmer, N. J
Philadelphia
Bunting
Hahnemann Hospital
Mr. Bunting
Wrong Department in a Medical Tale at a Dispensary
A prominent physician laments medical specialization as a poor mother seeks aid for her injured son. She is told the eye and ear department cannot treat the finger, prompting the woman to ask where a thumb and finger department might be.
Where the Sin Lay Tin Bits Joke
A plain lady asks her minister if it is a sin to feel vanity when praised as handsome by a gentleman. The minister replies it is not a sin for her but a heavy responsibility for the gentleman. Tic-Tac Bits.
Not Too Fair Widow Receives Estate Provisions
In a witty exchange the Chicago Journal notes the law granting a widow her one third share while acknowledging that a widow must first address the second spouse. The dialogue hints at legal maneuvers around inheritance and the timing of claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeds
Chicago Journal
Wisconsin Badgers coach Curtis to quit after season
The Wisconsin football camp at Madison reveals Arthur Curtis will finish his coaching year with the Badgers amid friction with Cochems. Critics say two masters harmed the team. Curtis lacked in-game leadership but built a strong backfield. Expect a tense season as rivals like Yost and Williams anticipate a fierce Wisconsin challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Madison
Arthur Curtie
Badgers
Phil King
Curtis
Cochems
Cocheme
Badger
Yost
Michigan
Williams
Minnesota
PITY THE POOR HEATHEN
Rev Mr Oxborne of New ark New Jersey retells a parish tale from Wie parishioners about attending a Sunday service despite heavy rain. Mr Spinks plans to attend his annual mission sermon, indifferent to the storm, while Mrs Spinks urges participation as guests expect hospitality and a five dollar fee to cover the event. The pastor’s visit and playful threats spice the village chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Oxborne
Newark
N. J
Spinks
Mrs. Spinks
Mr. Spinks
Dissolution of Barber Partnership Noted at Clyde Hitch House
In the smoke room of Clyde Hitch's North Cos Cob country house a three foot square dissolution notice for a partnership between two colored barbers is posted. Red ink on yellow paper, it sits between crossed canoe paddles and proclaims the dissolution and payment duties to the subscriber.
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Clyde Hitch
North Coscob
Jones
N. Y
Six Doctors Fail to Treat Kidney Trouble in South Bend
In South Bend, Indiana, Oct 24 Special, J Landeman suffered three years of kidney disease. After six doctors failed, two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his kidneys and improved overall health. Taudeman's case mirrors the cure, with thousands reporting similar relief from kidney troubles and even Bright's Disease being cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
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South Bend
Ind
J. ©. Landeman
Dodd
Mr. Lauderan
Mr. Taudeman
Bright
Nerriz
Lydia
Pinkham
Pormnan
Sid
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jennie L. Epwanos
St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Strong Man and World Fair Travel Ad Snippet
A fragment from the Louisville Courier-Journal and Indianapolis News features a political aside on a candidate’s view of Atl as a world event, a Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad pitch to World’s Fair travelers, a New York hotel rate of 125 a day, a quip about insomnia, and a note on officials and merchants not serving in the Japanese army.
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Atlae
Louisville Courier-Journal
Minneapolis
New York
Indianapolis News
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