Town Gossip and Returns From Madison Trips
The brief notes list residents and visitors in the city including Roy Martin from Milwaukee, Miss Josephine Sandberg, Mrs. J. Craton of La Crosse, and many others returning from Madison, Milwaukee, Chicago, and other locales. It notes Thanksgiving travel, school resumes, and local social calls with several mentions of Madison visits and university work. The piece also records a Republican county committee meeting and a beekeeper buying 57 swarms, plus hunting season accident figures of 20 dead and 25 injured since September 1.
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Wisconsin
Engineering Feat Lets Galveston Rise Above The Flood
Scientific American details Galveston Texas remarkable public works to erect a four and a half mile sea wall and raise most of the city by fourteen to fifteen feet at a cost of about 3.7 million dollars. A self propelled dredge canal system moves sand from ship channels to raise homes streets and utilities. Two more years will complete the project shielding the port on the Gulf.
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Gulf Front
Manhattan
Houston Street
Gulf City
Galveston
United States
America
Europe
Incubus
Southwest
Scientific American
Its Distinguished Company at Pointe Breeze Bordentown NJ
The article notes Joseph Bonaparte, ex king of Spain and Naples, lived sixteen years at Pointe Breeze Bordentown on a grand plantation now vanished. Lake Villa remains where Bonaparte's daughter lived with Prince Charles. Linden Hall is preserved where Charles Lucian Murat, Napoleon’s nephew, stayed and his wife ran a boarding school.
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Bordentown
N. J
Spain
Naples
Joseph Bonaparte
Pointe Breeze
Lake Villa
Bonaparte
Prince Charles of
Canino and
Musignamo
Linden Hall
Charles Lucian Murat
Napoleons
Argonaut
The Motor Eye And Modern Times
The motor eye is the latest development the medical field must address. It suggests rapid driving through the country overexcites the eye, altering its normal function. Nature did not prepare us for modern conditions, and while adapting, unforeseen circumstances arise.
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London Graphic
Holmes Shoe Horn Cane Aids Ready Footwear
Dr. John Dixwell of St. Louis owns a steel shoe horn mounted on a four foot cane handle. The device belonged to Oliver Wendell Holmes and let him slip on shoes without pause or effort.
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John Dixwell
St. Louis
Oliver Wendell Holmes
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A. Reinking
Risley Bros
Roy Martin
Milwaukee
8. Crozier of
Winona
The
City
Harry Hitchcock
Clara Searles
Mrs
Chas. Catlin
Will Siggelkow
Harry Duncan
North
Josephine Sandberg
Madison
Leslie Montany
Buehler
Ed. Martin
Sadie Lewis
Lodi
Mrs. P. Tillson
C. Archer
Mrs. E. Butterfield
Elroy
Leslie Montayne
Ida Spencer
Thomas Lafferty
Victoria Ward
Eva Steadman
Illinois
Mrs. J. Craton of
la Crosse
Miss Lottie Hewitt
Lulu Washburn
F. P. Searles
Lily Cratzenburg
Ed. Terry
Queene Terry
Chicago
Ethel Paddock
D. Gerald
Hertha Quietch
Augusta Quietch
Josephine Becker
Sauk City
Blanchett
South Side
Kenyon, Minn
Herbert White
Tillie White
Hattie Moran
Normal
Walter Andrews
Oberlan College
Miss May Terry
Whitewater Normal
Laura Hill
University
Marie Finnegan
Beloit
Tomas Pau
Republican County Committee
Will
Stanley Co
China
Stony & Clark
Ausical Co.yme
Erswell, Melzl & McGann
Oak St
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