TO MUSIC PUPILS
The Ftude offers practice and study tips for music students. It stresses punctual lessons, fixed daily practice, and splitting sessions between morning and afternoon or evening. Focus on scales and exercises first, then other pieces, and self critique by listening to time key touch rhythm and expression.
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Barricade the Fire Escape and Close Roof Hole
A terse exchange records a request for an interview by a newspaper man, followed by orders to secure exits and seal a roof breach. The dialogue shows military style discipline and concern for safety, reflecting tense posturing and rapid scene security.
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Bradfield Regulator Co Beverage Offer
Advertisement notes mail or express delivery with price one dollar per bottle and free mailing of the book To Mothers. Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Georgia states product sold by all druggists.
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Hints to Bicycle Riders From Early Advice Column
Good authorities advise keeping tires pumped tight for easier riding and longer life. Do not ride with two poorly adjusted bearings as it leads to frequent failures. Maintain proper bearing tension, keep dust off wheels, rub with waste, and wipe after each ride. Follow right of way rules and beware icy patches and curbs.
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Suwannee Canal Co to rail line Folkston to Bullhead Bluff
F. D. Alien acting for Gen. Henry R. Jackson, head of the Suwannee Canal Co, secures 350000 pounds of steel rails for a 22 mile railroad extension from Folkston to Bullhead Bluff on the Satilla. Brunswick gains direct lumber trade access to the Okefinokee swamps region with the South’s mills and a sea outlet. Freight service to start, first trip around July 5.
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F. D. Alien
Henry R. Jackson
Suwannee Canal Company
Folkston
Bullhead Bluff
Satilla
Brunswick
Okefinokee
Castoria Slogan Recalled Through Generations
Classic advertising line traces Castoria use from baby to grandmother. Recalled as a long running product cue across decades and generations. The jingle underscores trusted remedy for infants and children cited in historical ads.
Cats Foster Coyote Family in Curious Bond
Lon Richards and Jack Hill report that at Obe Corder's they witnessed two old mother cats nursing four newborn coyotes. The young coyotes were three or four days old when captured about three weeks earlier. The cats, missing their own kittens, fostered the orphans and defended them fiercely, even guiding them from the barn to the house amid a wary dog’s approach.
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Lon Richards
Jack Hill
Indian Creek
Obe Corder’s
Indian Women Endure with Babe On Back Across Tribes
St Louis Post Dispatch reports that Indian women are famed for wealth and endurance. They reportedly march with babies on their backs around confinement, gaining strength from a local weed sold as Indian Weed or Female Medicine by J H Blackburn.
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St.Louis
Post Dispatch
J. H. Blackburn
Pasteur Institute Report Shows Rabies Fatalities Drops
The Institute Pasteur Paris reports for 1896 that among 1523 treated, only five died, with rabies signs appearing within 15 days after inoculation. It notes one case of rabies during treatment not counted in the figures. Earlier years show mortality falling from 0.94 percent in 1886 to 0.13 percent in 1895.
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Institute Pasteur
Paris
Watch the Turkeys and Wind
A Pennsylvania farmer claims turkeys and chickens sense approaching winds by their roosting patterns. He notes fowls choose poles with alternating bead directions in calm weather and face the wind during storms, yet wonders how riders anticipate wind like mortals lack intuition.
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Pennsylvania
N. Y. Mercury
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Pill Ad
An old advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills for relief of obstinate constipation and says bad blood and health result from it. Dr. W A Wriaar is named in the copy as endorser.
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DeWitt
W A. Wriaar
Where the Miracle Comes In
A dialogue from the Washington Times recounts a sermon about the feeding of 7,000 loaves and 5,000 fishes to the 12 apostles. Uncle Rasbury concludes the miracle lies in their restraint, noting none of the loaves exploded. Marie John contemplates the lesson with him.
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Uncle Rasbury
Marie John
Washington Times
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