Dream of the long ages by the Chicago Inter Ocean
Poem meditating on enduring dreams guiding nations through history. It invokes pioneers, sailors, soldiers and orators, tying progress to faith and hope. The piece frames humanity's heritage as a living bond between past and present and ends with a reverent gaze toward divine guidance.
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God
Chicago Inter Ocean
Return of Peter tests Joan in Eaton Square
Peter Carstairs confronts Joan Vil lers after four years apart learning she married Alec after letters went unanswered He notices her reaction as memories of their past unfold Then she admits longing and loss and Peter renews his embrace in a quiet, poignant denouement.
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Joan
Peter
Sin
Ife
Carstairs
Charlo
Mr. Carstairs
Charlie
Eaton Square
Mrs. Villiers
Alec
Veter
Khaira
The Feminine Danger and the College Pool Debate
A satirical look at male resistance to women's gains with reference to a university dispute over women using a swimming pool. The piece notes Harvard psychologist Munsterberg and contrasts masculine fear with gender equality while citing international child-rearing customs and fashion trends. The Bureau of Animal Industry report states 342000 animals were inspected for breeding last year.
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Prof. Munsterberg
Harvard
Don Quixote
Werther
Harper’s Weekly
Bureau of Animal Industry
Superstitions And Child Care From Old Times
A historical note surveys troubling child welfare habits such as public baby baths, nosy gatherings around infants, and mothers juggling care with social demands. It contrasts early education and hygiene discussions with laissez faire practices and mentions fashion trends for hats and Easterlike trimmings alongside superstitions about babies in Manx and Yorkshire lore.
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England
Yorkshire
Life in a Slow Town Described by a Commercial Traveler
A commercial traveler celebrates old fashioned towns with town pumps market houses and mule cars. He relishes slow pace, damascus water, battered stalls and old country sausages, saying progress is uneven and these places offer respite from hustle and bustle. The piece ends noting taxation burdens and Mrs. Thorndike owning a quarter of the towns.
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Commercial Traveler
Detroit Free Press
Diamonds From Khédive To Mrs Sherman Thorndyke
A Boston jewel tale tells how diamonds valued at two hundred thousand dollars gifted by the khedive to Minnie Sherman Fitch were blocked by a ten percent customs duty. Congress later remitted the duty but a new tax demanded one year’s lieutenant salary, forcing a return of the stones.
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Boston
Thorndike
W. T. Sherman
Washington
Egypt
United States Customs Department
Iere
Congress
Fitches
Ainslee
Sher
Monkey Prejudice Alleged In White House Pet Monkey Incident
A New Orleans Times-Democrat dispatch reports a local citizen's claim that a pet white faced monkey showed clear bias against black people. The monkey reacted violently toward a vegetable boy and a girl, pulling her hair and screaming, then avoided the cage after the incident.
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Cain
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Steam Man Terrorizes American Park in Late Night Ride
A writer’s fantasy of a mechanical woman turns real when Hercules the Iron Man, eight feet tall, exits in a park after midnight. The steam driven figure roams the grounds, destroys, and finally crashes at the gate, leaving witnesses startled by the runaway machine.
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Hercules
Ile
Monument Move To Fort Leavenworth Memorial
The monument to General Henry Leavenworth now buried in Delhi New York will be moved to Fort Leavenworth Kansas on the army post seventy five anniversary. A second monument to his memory is planned at the fort he established about seventy five years ago.
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New York
Julianolmes Smith
Leavenworth
Henry Leavenworth
Delhi
N. Y
Kan
Fort Leavenworth
Deaths From Consumption Decline Between 1894 and 1900
In 1894 the death rate from consumption was 245 per 10 000 people, dropping to 190 per 10 000 by 1900, reflecting a steady improvement in public health and disease control in the period.
Capital Investment in Texas Rice Fields Reaches 20 Million
A substantial capital investment totaling 20 million dollars funds Texas rice production. The report highlights the scale of agricultural finance entering the region and its implications for local industry and markets.
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Texas
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