Banked coffers and puzzled wives in a light tale
The St. Louis Republic cites a millionaire recounting his wife’s banking mishaps after he gave her a checkbook. He explains overdrafts and a lesson in finance as their funds were drawn dry, while he seeks secrecy about names.
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Baseball Heads Toward Final Curtain
A terse opinion declares professional baseball exhausted after years of overwork and predicts little public sorrow at its forthcoming demise.
Fraternal Orders and Masonic Library Highlights
The piece notes life insurance urging immediate action and family involvement, cites a Denver Knights Templar convention with 92,791 members and 26325 dollars in net cash, and chews over Cedar Rapids Masonic library housing 12000 books plus rare volumes. It also reports on Odd Fellows, Rebekah lodges, and Knights activities across New Hampshire, Ohio, Connecticut, Missouri, and Kansas City with membership totals and encampment plans.
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Vesuvius and Etna compared with historic notes
The article contrasts Mount Vesuvius with Etna noting Vesuvius eruptions are sudden and deadly and recounts Pliny the Younger's account of 79 A D which destroyed Pompeii Herculaneum and Stabiae. It also mentions reading trends in St Louis Library and updates on pigeon service for continents, and plans for Maine sheep farming experiments by American Wool and Cotton Reporter.
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Oldest Inhabitant Recounts Extreme Summers
A quote from the New York Press recalls a conversation about past summers, noting a time when heat was twice as intense as current conditions and highlighting enduring cheer amid heat. The remark frames a long memory of climate extremes through a light social lens.
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Synicus on berries and happiness in the world to come
Synicus compares self misery to preserv ing berries for winter. He advocates enjoying life now rather than hoarding pleasures for the hereafter, as suggested by the Boston Transcript in a broader critique.
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Runaway Horse Sparks Broad Human Insight
A brief, reflective note compares the sudden public interest in a runaway horse to humanity’s recognition of others when they err, highlighting how awareness emerges through conspicuous missteps.
Fragmented notices mix medical tips and local info
A garbled page fragment mixes Mrs A complaints and advice about a cough with Dr Hoxsie’s Cure, a Morriclton Arkansas discovery claim, a one dollar tarry note, and Beecham Pills health prompts. The text also mentions a chewing gum factory and a claim about light-haired longevity.
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