Old Mothers Century Magazine Poem Fragment
A lyric fragment celebrates old mothers with white hair and gentle kindness. It contrasts quiet grace and Sabbath calm with aging wisdom seen in unfaltering eyes and softened lips. The poem recalls aging and memory through imagery of garden loves and time’s shawl.
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Century Magazine
Lovejoy's Mare Wins Big at Lancaster County Fair Race
In a tense Lancaster fair event, Renton Lovejoy’s fractious mare overcomes chaos and wins the six year old trot for a purse of five hundred dollars. Deacon Tardean’s daughter, Bessie Hardcastle, witnesses the upset and the duo contemplate a sale as Colonel Fletcher multiplies the stakes to twelve hundred dollars.
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Waverley Magazine
Naval design flaws and calls for reform in the Navy
Experts criticize ship gun emplacements above open powder shafts as dangerous and advocate reform. Article argues old officers, excessive bureaucracy, and civilian leadership hinder readiness. Also notes street railway accidents trend down in New York and highlights pneumonia headlining Margherita Hamm amid widespread spruce supply chains across the Northeast and Midwest.
Noted Defects in Navy Armor and Training Highlighted
Henry Reuterdahl, associate of the United States Naval Institute, critiques U S ships in McClure's January, urging a peacetime buildup. He argues armor is too low, shells penetrate belt armor, and many vessels remain vulnerable to heavy seas and combat.
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Disastrous Mine Accidents and Christmas Tree Talk
A spectrum of mine accidents from 1894 to 1907 lists numerous deadly events across Albion Welsh coalfields Fraterville Pennsylvnia Johnstown West Virginia and Monongah with hundreds killed in some cases. a separate note discusses Christmas trees with Pinchot noting 4000 trees used annually and East Coast demand.
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Chronicle of historic events from the Long Ago Almanac
A compact list of dated milestones and figures from 16th to 20th centuries including Henry II’s coronation, the Boston Tea Party, Napoleon in Toulon, the 13th Amendment, Garibaldi’s pension, and other notable political, military, and cultural moments. Numerous dates and names appear, reflecting global events, leaders, battles, and institutions.
Colleges Debate Education Reform and Medical School Entry
Mrs John Crosby argues women share in learning beyond child rearing and should not be confined to teaching work. President Wilson criticizes current schooling and calls for enlightenment orientation and discipline. Cornell medical college says high school prep no longer enough. only approved college graduates or seniors may enter, with possible substitute exam paths.
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Women’s Democratic Club of
New York
Wilson
Princeton
Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
Ife
Cornell University Medical College
Cornell
Home Consumption Nurses Instate State Tuberculosis Campaign
Commissioner of Health Dison of Pennsylvania launches a house to house inspection and nurse visits for anyone applying to the State Dispensary. Visiting nurses will instruct households on fresh air, food, and infection avoidance to curb the spread of tuberculosis. All members in households with a consumptive will be inspected and suspected cases urged to take precautions. The aim is early detection before cases reach advanced, less curable stages.
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Commissioner of Health
Dison
Peniysylvania
Cigars Firm Profits Revealed in Government Case
President George J. Whelan of United Cigar Stores testified in the government suit against American Tobacco Company that the firm paid dividends of 12 percent in 1905, 20 percent in 1900 and 46 percent in 1907.
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Biz
George J. Whelan
United Cigar Stores Company
American Tobacco Company
Greek Buyer Triggers 1.5 Million Bushel Wheat Order
A Greek named Literas shocks Baltimore grain circles by ordering Gill & Fisher to export 1,500,000 bushels of wheat to Athens without credentials. If filled, five steamers would be needed. Also noted is a Cuba population estimate of 2,028,282.
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Literas
Baltimore
Gill & Fisher
Athens
New York
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