Campaign of Defense Arouses Enthusiasm in Iowa
Iowa Republicans rally behind Cummins Dolliver Garst in a primary campaign to defend progressive principles and party unity. Governors Garst and Larrabee praise readiness while aides Fleming Gilbertson organize volunteers at Des Moines headquarters.
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Iowa
Campaigh
Vesehine
Robert Pleming
Republican Committee
Cummins-Dolliver- Garst
Union
Republican Party of
Sarst
Garst
Wm. Larrabee
Cummins
Cummins, Dolliver and Garst
Fleming
Des Moines
Robert J. Fleming
Gilbertson
Carroll
Jackson Committee
Warren Garst
Funk
Dune
Jackson
Davenport
Count Sacha Keyed for Two Diamonds Scam in London
A Russian noble pretender in London dupes jewelers and pawnbrokers with a tale of wealth and delay. Count Sacha Reubletsky selects a £500 diamond, promises payment later, and pawns it for £50. He extorts another £2,000 quote for a second gem, then redeems and sells the first diamond, pocketing about £1,000, before fleeing with his sweetheart’s changing mind.
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Sacha Reubletsky
London
Nui
Messrs
Sparkle & Shine
Rem
Sacha
Sucha
Count Sachs
Spearkle & Shine's
Djutond
Count Sacha
Sparkie & Shine
Aookee
Rascal
Tie
Sparkle & Shine's
Charlis
Lyonger
Hem
Saeho
Pearson's Weekly
Digestive Health Tips Froman Old Family Physician
An old family physician argues medicines are often less helpful than daily habits. He prescribes water after rising, a morning toothbrushing routine, juice of oranges before breakfast, and light exercises to stimulate the stomach and liver. He favors porridge with brown bread for breakfast and prune benefits for constipation, plus a glass of water before bed to aid digestion.
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New York Tribune
Naphtha and its derivations from petroleum history
The article traces naphtha from its Persian origins to widespread use in Europe and America. It explains refining yields from Pennsylvania crude oil, naming products such as naphtha gas, gympene, and cymene, and notes deodorization and potential weed coal tar disposal.
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Persia
Europe
America
Russia
Pennsylvania
New York
Armerivnan
Mischievous Elf Requests Squire's Home In Legal Gaffe
A mellow elf luwgre becomes drunk near the Androscoggles and asks a doorstep helper for Squire Blank’s residence. The doorwoman identifies him by candlelight, prompting a legal minded reply that the man may not be the target.
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Squire Blank
Bucus
Madan
Remembering Joy: Recipes Against Melancholy
The author notes that small pleasures can banish melancholy, offering a quirky list of remedies. He suggests bright fires and pleasant memories, plus simple comforts like sugar plums, as effective countermeasures. He warns against overreliance on lofty aims and promotes grounded diversions to lift mood.
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Sydney Smith
Whetstones and Hones Use in Sharpening Edges
The article notes stone types used for sharpening knives and razors are very hard and silicious, derived from argillaceous schists. It lists sources in Bohemia, Persh, Uare mountains, Styria, the United States, Spain, Peru, Siberia, with Arkansas highlighted as a top American source.
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Ahe Key
Bohemia
Persh
Uare Mountains
Styria
United States
Spain
Peru
Siberia
Arkansas
Renewal Tales From A Child's Play
The fragment recalls Dorothy and Elizabeth playing house when Dorothy says she must go home to rest, remarking that trouble follows quickly after another is resolved. The passage hints at the cadence of daily worries and a line about women's home chores from an old publication.
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Cape Horn
San Francisco
Bob
Liverpool
Tie
New York
Boo
Juokour
Bob Jones
Leeward
Agagin
Dick Drake
San Prin Eise Ca
Bol
Dodo
Cred
Henry Christianen
Bolin Ph
Ilidelphia Ledger
Dorothy
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McCall & Bischel
Lowe Bros
Japalac
W. B. Gillham
Maple Valley Mu
A. H. Waddell
Tual Insurance
Aurelia
Cherokee County
Little Sioux River
EL H. Curyvis
J.C. Lockis
J. F. Sellers
Cherokee
Canada
Republica
IP Wak Nom Jones
Atehison
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