Saving Time in Diamonds and Efficiency
The article discusses importing 40 million dollars worth of diamonds in the past fiscal year and praises American efficiency compared with England. It argues time saving is crucial and notes national habits and industriousness, humorously contrasting generations to quick results.
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England
Judge's View of Women's Oath From The San Francisco
A prominent judge discusses women's tendency under oath noting that a woman will swear to help someone she likes, and will say anything harsh about someone she dislikes. He suggests the mind shapes belief to fit personal ties and appeals to readers to draw their own conclusions.
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San Francisco
Out of the Ordinary, Catholic Standard and Times]
A fragment describes Goodley as earnest and attentive with quotes about asking “How are you?” and giving the impression he genuinely cares, reflecting a moment of perceived sincerity in conversation.
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Catholic Standard and Times
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Knox
Free Hair Remedy Claims Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth
The ad promotes Free Hair Remedy promising removal of dandruff stops hair loss and itching, changes faded hair to natural color, and growth of eyebrows and eyelashes. It invites readers to fill a free coupon and mail today for a free package.
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Veterinarians Meet at Auburn Georgia Assoc Hosts Meet
Griffin Georgia December 14 The Georgia Veterinary Association outlines the third semi annual meet for December 20 21 at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute Aviburn Alabama near the Georgia line The program includes welcome by Dr A Cary and a response by Dr Peter Bahnsen president of the Georgia association Plus minutes reports committee work and election of new members Surgical ethics and operations will anchor the second day with cases and a proposal to organize an Alabama Veterinary Association The association notes rapid progress in controlling contagious diseases in Georgia and growing regional cooperation
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State Veterinary Association
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Avibburno
Ala
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Alabama
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Alabama College
Peter F. Bahnsen
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Veterinary School
Kayes
Ward Gittner
J. C. Schwencke
Thomasville
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Bureau of Apline Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
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Auguste
I. E. Lindsey
Rome
T £ Jago
Athens
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Peter F Bahngen
Americus
Georgia Veterinary Association
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Increase Made in Missions Reported by Churches
Boston reports a worldwide Protestant mission surge with a nearly three million dollar rise in receipts and 137 714 new communicants, totaling 1 698 644. The broader ministry spans 3 682 stations with 15 178 foreign missionaries and 92 442 native workers, under a combined income of 21 418 869 across the coalition.
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Darrow Orchards Fight at Murder Trial in Boise
In Boise on December 14 the Petti murder trial resembled a courtroom drama as Clarence Sparrow closed cross examination of Harry Orchard. Darrow depicted each confessed crime in vivid light, pressing Orchard to admit details while authorities objected to questions about prior testimony.
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Idaho
George A Petti
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Harry Orchard
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Darrow
Haywood
Shaw Stumping in Old Dominion
Ex Secretary Leste Shaw wraps Bascom Stemp campaign in Norton Virginia praising Grover Cleveland McKinley's prosperity and Theodore Roosevelt leadership. He urges voters to back Stemp over D F Bailey while praising the late Campbell Stemp. The piece also notes a Washington Star item about a warm greeting in a New England town and Worcester dispatch on General Josiah Pickett's civil war arrest and birthday.
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Addom
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Hokton Herald
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Bristol judge faces trial over free passes
Justice Banting of Bristol Virginia, a former general agent for the Norfolk and Western Railway and city council president, is to be tried Monday on a charge of accepting passes from the Bristol Belt Line Railroad in violation of Virginia's constitution. He also faces a federal indictment alleging conspiracy with a labor agent. Proceedings to remove him from office have been anticipated amid accompanying rumors of further grave charges if this case does not yield a verdict.
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Jerra Bunting
Justice End
Bristol Belt Line Railnay Company
Virginia
Corporation Board
W. J. Cox
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