Folding Beds and a Mingled Tale of Connecticut Lore
A collage of eighteenth century Connecticut lore and modern home furniture notes. The piece weaves Rev Samuel Peters and old laws with folding bed fashion and room utility, citing a New York family with eleven folding beds and a designer piece costing thousand.
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Conmind Loy
New York
Twin Troubles and Nerve Pills Claim Cure
A ragged testimonial touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a solution for indigestion headaches and nervous strain. The user reports improved digestion and fewer headaches after using the medicine, with addresses and distributors named as Lamparter's drug store and Buffalo seller references.
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Klomach Lok
A.W
Akron
Be Hosan
Hickory
A. W. Chase
Lamparter
A. W
Buffalo
Submarine safety plan uses mice aboard Fulton test
Frank T. Cable, superintendent of the Folland Torpedo Moat company plant at New Suffolk, N C, proposes using white mice to study effects of deadly submarine gases. The plan aims to determine whether carbon dioxide or monoxide is present, to counteract fumes and prevent asphyxiation in underwater boats. Cable has obtained six mice to be kept in cages as part of the Fulton’s equipment for testing.
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Folland Torpedo Moat Company
New Suffolk
N. C
Sulton
New York Tribune
Cable
Washington
Captain Cable
Fulton
Returning to Nature Views in Modern Books
William J. Alden from London reviews a spree of nature books in the New York Times. He notes a public appetite for gardens open air life and animal lore, yet finds actual outdoor life awkward and uncomfortable compared to literary depictions.
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William J. Alden
London
Book Review
New York Times
Nature
War on Corsets Declared by French Scientist
Paris correspondent reports Dr Philippe Marechal a noted scientist leads a campaign against corsets saying modern women suffer health harms from heavy skirts and long-term corset use. Deputies back a draft bill penalizing under thirty women who wear corsets with up to three months in prison.
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Qade Valle
Paria
New York World
Philippe Marechal
Marechal
Maine Beavers Build Giant Dam In Caribou
The Lewiston Journal reports the largest beaver dam in Maine on the Aroostook River near Caribou. A 200 foot log and mud structure spans the river, creating a vast lake as trees are felled and branches carried to the dam. Over 1,000 beavers have worked for seven months and may stay through winter.
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Maine
Beavers Dam
Caribou
Aroostook
Lewiston Evening Journal
Dan
Severn
Porto Niels Library Plan For Ray Tuan Porto Blea
Based on recommended plans the Carnegie Library building for Ray Tuan Porto Blea will cost about 60 000 dollars. It will be two stories high seventy feet wide facing Plan Colon and fifty feet deep. The second floor will host an assembly hall while the rest floor will hold shelves for 10 000 books. The basement will be arranged with two reading rooms including a children’s room.
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Porto Niels
Carnegie
Ray Tuan
Porto Blea
Remarkable fire tale from a barber shop cash register blaze
The narrator recalls a striking tale of Cael of Nelituing burning a halo from a boy’s head with no other injuries. Har confirms the odd report and adds a barber shop blaze where lightning struck, damaged the cash register and tied into the chaos.
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Sud
Alngeing & Mana
Legal Notices Notice of Appointment for W H L Ferry
Legal notices reveal the probate appointment of an administrator with will annexed for W H L Ferry. Creditors are asked to settle debts and claimants to present their claims for allowance. filed December 6. Trustees of Bench Seluten of the Sons of Ponce seek court action to sell real estate in Akron Ohio to satisfy a claimed debt of 2500 dollars.
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Mit
Oslo
W. H. Ferry
Akron
Ohio
Akio
Dosti Honstar
Lorie County
Sputty
Caroline Miller
Summit
Caroling Miller
Chen
Michael Norinsky
Jacob
Charles Luth
L. Snyder
Notice of attachment in Ohio nonresident suit
The mandamus style notice in Summit county Ohio records an action by T. Dannemiller & Sons against nonresident defendants seeking $166 plus interest and costs with an attachment on real estate. Defendants must answer by January 4 or the petition will be treated as true and judgment entered. Attorneys: Vaughan and Voris.
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Rowals
Hitter
Rosa L. Halter
Pheeid Rowals
Matter
Rosie L. Mutter
Ohio
ForthLeet
Denver
Colorado
ALD. UK
Dannemiller and Sons
Court of Common Meal
Summit County
A. D. Ims
B. Dannemiller & Sons
William T Vaughan
Edwin FP
Vorls
Notice of Civil Action for Divorce Summit County
The notice states Thurney Edwards residing unknown seeks divorce from Harney Biswarile on grounds of neglect and fault. The civil action was commenced in the Court of Common Pleas of Summit County with a hearing deadline set for December 28, 1901. Andrew to Williams, Attorney for plaintiff.
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Thurney Edwards
Bil L Edwards
Court of Commonders
Summit County
Harney Biswarile
Voller
Sahl
Andrew
Wiameem
Plaintit
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