Steel price cuts reflect independent producers move
The Carnegie Steel Company joins the price drop to four dollars, following pig iron and structural steel cuts. The development comes amid reports of a broad easing in defaults and a wave of industrial activity as rail and steel orders pick up. Peary plans Arctic voyage with Roosevelt support and a crew of twenty officers, twenty five Eskimo hunters, and 250 dogs aboard.
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Steel Trust
Trust
Casco
Robert E. Peary
Pole
Roosevelt
Tah
Peary
Whale Sound
Mauretania Sets Speed and Record in New York Run
The Mauretania achieved a 4 days 21 hours 15 minutes voyage to New York with one propeller out. It logged 685 nautical miles in a single day and averaged 24.86 miles per hour on the voyage.
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Stevie Cunard
New York
Rockefeller pledge for hospital project at Rockefeller Institute
The article notes John D. Rockefeller plans to donate $500,000 more to erect a hospital linked to the Rockefeller Institute in New York for unusual disease treatment. It cites Dr. Flexner’s view that high fatality cases may be treated with new methods despite risks. It also mentions Leon Delagrange's public flight trial and Wright brothers’ earlier test activities at Devil Hill.
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John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Leon Delagrange
Wright Brothers
Kgb Devil Lill
Mange
Chancellor Day under fire and university dismissals
Chancellor Day faces calls for a rigorous investigation after Professor William Kent accuses dishonest university management. Kent and Professor Cardullo are dismissed by trustees following a bitter dispute that included Kent's refusal to resign. Other notes include Jefferson Davis birthday commemorations, intercollegiate results, and obituaries.
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William Kent
College of Applied Sciences
Syracuse University
Kent
Cardullo
Chamberlain's Remedy Could Have Saved Him a Hundred Dollars
R N Farrar of Cat Island La recalls a 1902 severe diarrhoea and a 1907 attack eased by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says using it in 1902 would have saved a $100 doctor bill. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
R. N. Farrar
Cat Island
Evans Drug Co
Spring Cleanup Urges Persistent Public Property Pride
City, town and village groups clean roadsides alleys and vacant lots to keep areas neat. Keep streets tidy and grounds well kept to attract residents and investors and avoid stagnation through ongoing effort and cooperation.
Parks and playgrounds bring health to crowded cities
The article traces a shift from viewing parks as quiet nature reserves to active public spaces. It highlights a movement to bring parks to the people, creating small breathing spaces in dense areas and developing playgrounds for poor children in vacant and squalid lots.
Caring for Children Through School Gardens and Playgrounds
Public efforts over recent years focus on child care away from home through school gardens and playgrounds. These moves spread across the country and aim to improve study and recreation environments, with broad belief in their benefits. They may also elevate home life and overall standards of living.
Home Trade Chorus Encourages Local Spending
A verse urging residents to support local commerce by spending dollars in the hometown. It promotes keeping wealth at home to grow the town, discouraging sending money abroad or to distant cataloguers, and repeating a chorus about home trade.
Steamer Travel Advice For Short International Trips
Practical guidance on avoiding seasickness and enjoying a voyage with tips on stateroom choice clothing and comfort. It covers odors in cabins, seating, arrival of flowers, and steps to prevent and fight fires including using water, sand, salt and a flowerpot to extinguish oil fires.
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Father Neptune
Renovating Shirt Cuffs With Linen Facings
The illustration shows a practical method for renewing old shirt cuffs. Split the cuff edge stitching, separate the linen facings from the interlining, trim worn parts, shape the interlining, leave linen covers an inch longer, then turn in neatly and machine stitch to match buttonholes.
Twenty five Cents Price of Peace in Ad
A veterinary style product advertisement claims Chamberlain's Salve ends itching and smarting from skin diseases. The price is 25 cents and Evans Drug Co. sells the salve.
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Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
Dr Watkins Eye Ear Nose and Throat Practice Aberdeen
Office in Crowther-Wooding block at G and Heron Streets. Hours 10:30-11:30 a m 1:30-4:30 and 7-8 p m Telephone 135 Practice limited to the eye ear nose and throat Office rooms 3 4 and 5 Koehler Bld Aberdeen Wash Hours 9-12 a m 2-4 and 7-8 p m
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G and Heron Streets
Koehler Bik
Aberdeen
Wash
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