Sticks to Old Customs at Supreme Court
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes the Supreme Court operates on antiquated practices. Reporters cannot attend sessions in their capacity and must rely on memory. They may see opinions only after judges grant written authority, which is often delayed or denied, forcing reporters to seek access at judges' homes and face office closures.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Indianapolis Sentinel
Noites
London Preacher Invents Job For Hungry Man
A London preacher, moved by a beggar’s claim of unemployment, offers a job to clean a schoolhouse. The man replies he cannot come as he must march with the unemployed today and asks if tomorrow would do. The anecdote highlights wit amid hardship and the clash between aid and collective action.
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London
Elastic Skin Puffers Baffle New York Aquarium Visit
The New York Tribune notes puffers caught near the city can inflate their bodies to protect against predators. Mr Spencer, aquarium superintendent, demonstrated the rapid inflation ability as puffers expanded from six to eight inches. Fishermen once dumped puffers in a boat and found it overfilled as the creatures expanded unexpectedly.
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Aquarium
New York Tribune
Spencer
New York
Special Session Over Bug Forces Louisiana Legislature
A tiny boll weevil drives state action and calls for a plan to destroy the pest. The note from Baltimore Sun reflects widespread concern among cotton growers about the crop threat and legislative attention it attracts across states.
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Indiana
Baltimore
Esan- Uy
Weevil Threatan Cotton Belt Spreads Across Borders
The cotton weevil invasion spreads northward from Mexico into the United States. Experts estimate the pest may cause up to 26 million dollars in damages while officials seek control measures. Louisiana proposes a non cotton growing belt between Louisiana and Texas to starve the pest.
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Mexico
Louisiana Special Commission
Texas
Pittsburg versus Pittsburgh spelling in railway titles
The Railway Age analyzes 23 city names in railway titles with burg or burgh endings. It finds 18 burghs and 5 burgs among the cities, noting mixed usage in city papers. Overall burghs lead 16 to 13 in other examples, but Railway Age endorses burg in Pittsburg and objects to extra letters.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Railway Age
New
Pratts
Middie
Fitch
Looms
Rose
Flemings
Gettys
Harris
Ham
Lorde
Ogden
Stras
Philips
Vick
Waynes
Gees
Pitts
Ancestor Tale Tangles Joan of Arc Lineage in Paris
A fragmentary Paris letter argues over Mileion d Arc lineage and the claim that Aindy widow of Gen. Cuny died at Cherbourg is descended from La Pacelle. It notes Pierre d Arc, brother of Joan, was favored by Charles VII and that the line may be extinct since 1501, leaving the heroine as an ancestor to many.
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Mala
Orleans
Joan of Archai
Aindy
Gen
Cuny
Cherbourg
la Pacelle
Mileion d'Arc
Mme
Pierre d'Arc
Pierre
Charles VII
Joan
Paris
Following The Flag Health Tip from War Veteran
Willis T. Morgan, retired Commissary Sergeant, recalls two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for keeping him in perfect health. He says it is the best medicine for coughs, colds, bronchial troubles and lung diseases in New Hampshire. Sold by Wm. McBride, druggist, 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle tree.
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Willis T. Morgan
Concord
N. H
Wm. McBride
Summer rail fares and goods notices from Athena area
The O R and N offers round trip rail tickets from Athens to North Beach Ilwaco Nahoutla Seaside and Clatsop Beach for 13 90 with travel June 16 to August 26 and return by September 10. Also sales of a Niagara Separator and Buffalo Pitts engine with threshing outfit in good condition at cash price. The Preston Parton Milling Co offers one cent per patched sack. New Leghorn and sailor hats arrive at Mrs Miller’s. J N B Gerking reports Crook County rains delay crops but look healthy.
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North Beach Pointa
Ilwaco
Nahoutla
Seaside
Clatsop Beach
Athens
Eaie
First National Bank
Athena
Oregon
Electric Bitters touted as remedy in India contrast
The item claims Electric Bitters cure a range of ailments from chills and fever to biliousness and liver disorders. It cites A. Brown of Bennettaville Ohio praising the medicine for his wife after years of illness. Also advertised real estate near Helix Oregon and goods at Manasse's.
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India
A. Brown
Bennettaville
Wm. McBride
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