Glasgow library and city industries noted in advance item
The Advance 1Ow describes Glasgow holdings including a 160000 volume public library, district fire stations, shelters for 400 plus people, markets, and a large electric and gas works network. It mentions 86800 employed, over 600000 people served, and a vast array of civic services and trades. It also touches on shipping, trade nets, embalming glass techniques, and social reports from China to Korea.
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Glasgow
Scotland
We Public
Ostreet Orathyviy Syate
Er Themes
The Lady Burglar Speaks on Professions and Jewelry
A reflective interview with a female burglar recounts nightly plots to pilfer jewelry, noting how the pursuit of a perfect professional life sustains her. She describes observing rivals, the temptations of celebrity, and the thrill of collecting phony and genuine pieces while lamenting public scrutiny.
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Washington
Sauwning
Komi
Pahoe
Ovays
Tienan
Wolker
Newport
Philadelphia
Don Wagging Dialogues At Local Meat Market
A humorous exchange unfolds as a husband answers his wife about buying meat for their dog. He insists he generally knows what he’s doing after being asked why he buys 6 cents of meat and a thank you from the butcher, while his wife questions his choices.
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Wiicawo Tribune
Trouble and Taft Health amid Philippines Labor Woes
The Philadelphia Record contrasts Taft weight and health with prior officials, noting heavy responsibilities as civil governor of the Philippines. A humorous cable exchange recalls health worry in the mountains, while a Root taunt and mule joke punctuate the dispatch. It cites about 5.5 million workers in the India-Pacific industries, with 400,000 typically unemployed.
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Philadelphia
Willam HH. Taft
Eshu Hoot
Taft
Root
Roosevelt
Pacific Cable
Matilda
North
Watt
Benguet
Dont's in a Gold
A Washington Star era column warns households about common cold remedies and the dangers of self treatment. It stresses consulting a physician, avoiding unproven methods, and recognizing serious symptoms in children such as croup. It lists unsafe poultices, hot treatments, and alarming mixtures while advising proper care and professional guidance.
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Washington Star
Mimsy
Dow
Should Salt Be Used In Food Across The Ages
An examination of salt in diet argues its necessity is balanced by natural intake and varies by species. It cites M Laufer on salt’s acquired taste, animal and human needs, and debunks illness from salt deprivation while noting ongoing concerns about food adulteration and the need for stricter enforcement of purity laws.
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China
Far East
Srelenidlique
Rene Yaufer
M. Lunte
Tve
Wong
M. Laufer
Galt
Metz
Ley
Laufer
Foods Versus Drugs For Self Care And Diet Cures
A fragmented health note advises readers to be their own doctors using food. It promotes lettuce for wakefulness onions for skin and colds, asparagus for liver, blackberries for bowel disease, cranberries for malaria, and ripe fruits for constipation. It urges moderation, avoiding harmful foods, and trusting diet to maintain health, claiming individuals can outdo doctors by eating the right foods.
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Hin Buck
Shooting Stars
Unclear fragment from a Houston Post piece appears to ponder theories about shooting or shooting stars. The readable portion references speculation and partial quotes, lacking coherent details, names, dates, or full context to determine a concrete news item.
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Houston Post
Curiouser Coffee Claim Low Priced Coffer Sparks Doubt
A grocer argues that a remarkably cheap coffeepot may be misrepresented as containing coffee. The exchange hints at concerns over value and honesty in pricing while Mrs Muglit-That questions the stock’s true contents.
The Ward and His Love Across a Quiet Evening
A villa scene unfolds as Harrington contemplates marriage to Maud, his ward, while friend Brown asks Maud to wed. After Brown is rejected, Maud declares love and they marry a month later, reshaping their circle and prompting a reflection on age, risk, and companionship.
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Momev
Maud
Henry Brown
Lal
Islington
Brown
Cone
Seena
FoPten Hyaet
Yong
Snow
Harrington
Axioms from Chengo News Offer Folks Wry Lessons
Axioms suggest a poor man earns money honestly, warn that vanity or focus on self harms, and comment that smart youth rely on practical sense later. They lament wasted time spent before tasks and the need to redo work after completion. The piece wryly notes how people chase wants yet miss essential wisdom.
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Chengo News
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Reed A Clarke
Publishers
PON A
Nousea Aus
Che Distionien
Powltry
London
Chia
Sifon
Sera
Piplieuhiy Weprayt Ant
Li Carder
DY Cuesi
uaTh
George A. Coombs
Whiborg
Waldboro
Lendar Ganeet
Lancet
Tittsburg
Grand Opera House
Ian
Mace
Dein
Armenia
Zebulon Montgomery Pike
United States Army
Chamber of Commerce of
Colorado Springs
Croup
Philadelphi
Pubic Ledger
Leon N. Watters
New York
American Chemical Society
Tin
James
Het
New York World
Sergius
Kremlin
Europe
Behsharre
Freal
Netherland Union
Vance
Gerany
Italy
Naples
Victor Manuel
Cavour
Garibildi
Kotlanus
Hungary
Abdul
Bosphorus
Russia
Mip
Enghind
Worm
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