Women Run Mines in Colorado's Gold Regions
Women, including Misses Mary and Edith Tracy and Mrs. Atwood, invest in mining, manage operations, and profit in Colorado. Some don overalls to boss crews at Camp Bird and Empire area mines while others finance and supervise concentrates and ore sales. Cripple Creek district shows many women owning mines after inheritances, with men handling day-to-day work.
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Bn Tae
Camp Bird
Thomas F. Wakh
Clear Creek County
Boston
Mary
Edith Tracy
Georgetown Loop
Clear Creek
Denver
Empire
Atwood
Atlantic
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Cripple Creek
Asparagus Cream Soup Recipe Note
Simple kitchen directions describe making asparagus cream soup by melting butter in a small saucepan, stirring in flour, adding water from boiled asparagus, boiling briefly, then whisking two egg yolks with milk and adding to the mix. Finish with croutons for serving, Ledger Monthly.
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Croutonn
Courtesy and Courage in a Lettered Duel Tale
A tall tale features Fairweather a bold yet polished man who welcomes a visitor with forced hospitality and a staged banquet of silver and wine. The scene turns when a stranger presents a hidden weapon and the gag law in politics is invoked, revealing generosity and menace in a single moment. The narrator then shifts to a writer’s reflection on royalties, checks, and the uneasy thrill of literary success. The piece blends social courtesy with comic menace and the ache of creative ambition.
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Philippine Islands
His Home Surroundings in Arizona Man’s Tale
An Arizona man recalls why he stayed west and explains life among locals. He says a recent brush with a justice of the peace ended in a three dollar fine for cursing a Mexican son, then adding five dollars for the incident after the judge knew his ways. He notes better drinks and streetcars in the east but questions upholding such behavior and holiday curbs.
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Fairweather
Sitor
Mr. Fairweather
Arizona
Justice of the Peace
Law and Bar Cay
Washington
Khaki Costumes For Spring Travel Show Subtle Color Touch
Khaki outfits intended for spring and summer travel look practical yet plain. Adding a small red detail to collars cuffs and belt improves appearance while blue is another option though less striking. White or blue stitching and brass button pockets add militariam flair and utility for the right girl.
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Detroit
Ancient Granary burying ground in Boston details
The Granary in Boston Massachusetts hosts notable burials including Peter Faneuil Paul Revere Chief Justice Sewall John Hancock and Samuel Adams among early Massachusetts governors. The elm trees transplanted from England in 1762 along the cemetery border have been removed.
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Peter Faneuil
Paul, Revere
Sewall
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Massachusetts
Boston
Mass
Pari Street
England
Morbid sense of injury in psychology and perception
An excerpt discusses the morbid sense of injury as a distortion of perception in which individuals feel mistreated or slighted without justification. It notes a link to temperament and suspciousness, with examples of blue days and chronic negative interpretations of others actions.
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Popular Science Monthly
Maslam
Quick Lunches Declared Time Saving Habit For Youth
A magazine note from Atlantic describes the modern quick lunch routine of busy young men. They dash in, skim the bill of fare, order fast, eat bread slaw cake and coffee in rapid bites, and pay at the desk all while racing to the trolley, a tablet offered as a faster meal alternative.
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Elot Gregory
Atlantic
Death noted for voter removal in Bucharest district
A Bucharest electoral notice states Maj. A. Fanutza has been struck from the first district register of deputies and senators due to death. The removal will not be reversed, and the deceased is no longer eligible for inclusion.
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Edty
Maj. A. Fanutza
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Azea
Geome
Ambidextrous hero thwarts train robbery at telegraph office
Tramps forced entry at the Southern railway Alexandria and Fredericksburg crossing and threatened to kill telegraph operator James Cox to gain control of a southbound Chesapeake & Ohio express. Cox drew revolver and razor, held them at bay, signaled help, and four attackers fled. Cox fenced two captives, then covered others as officers arrived. Prisoners were jailed in Alexandria. search for remaining tramps continued.
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Southern Railway
Alexandria and
Fredericksburg
Alexandrian
Washington Post
James Cox
Chesapeake & Ohio
Alexandria
Cox
Words Born in the War Posts Language Changes
The article notes how modern conflict shapes speech more than customs, citing terms like trekking and khaki and the emergence of colonial uniforms. It also surveys Kentucky mountain life where strangers face immediate local scrutiny via trumpet warnings and community hospitality hinges on trust.
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London News
Bluchers
Mistake of a Smart Lawyer in a Shrewd Deal
A Maine attorney, famed for squeezing value from bargains, earned 3500 in "counsel fees" from a profitable venture. When partners faltered and the deal collapsed, they deceived him, claiming no loss. They had anticipated his extra payment and refused to reveal their preloaded tip as he demanded repayment.
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Maine
Lewiston Journal
Profi
Cosling
German Boy Ahead in Study Says Home Spirit Help
Prof Hugo Muensterberg argues in Atlantic that three factors explain a German boy's advanced learning. Primary is scholarly enthusiasm of teachers and the home influence reinforcing school work, not only school prep or external stimuli.
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New England
Kindness Aims to Break Horse Shying Habit
An Our Animal Friends feature argues kindness can curb the horse shying reflex rooted in wild ancestry. Beating worsens fear, may cause crashes, and consistent humane treatment can prevent or curb the vice. The piece also relays war tale anecdotes and a note on eye dominance and handedness.
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Steppes
Prairies
Imitation Tea and Global Beverage Notes
A collage of notes covers nonleaf tea substitutes from Mauritius, Peru, and Abyssinia, highlighting orchid leaves tea, mate from holly, and Catha edulis tea with revival effects. The Progressive Shah profile praises modernization efforts in Iran, including schools, tax reform, revenue administration, postal system, and rail revival. Cuban cities deploy daily street disinfection with large spray systems.
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Mauritus
Peru
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