Emigration, Birth Decline and Maternity Rebellion
A discussion of British census trends shows rising marriages yet falling births across England and Anglo-Saxon nations including Australia and New Zealand. The piece links this to a perceived maternity rebellion among women pursuing independence and professional life, noting Ireland’s emigration figures and societal changes. A Tokyo-like contrast is drawn via a Japanese servant anecdote illustrating cultural attitudes toward pain and stoicism.
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England
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Australia
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Western Canada Life and Sport Lure Farmers with Abundant Game
The article extols Western Canada as ideal for farmers and sportsmen, praising plentiful game including mallards, snipe, wapiti, and moose. It highlights prairie life, abundant scenery, and a neighborly setup with farms selling butter and eggs at low prices, plus easy rail access to hunting and settlement ads from Canadian Government agents.
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Canada
Reforms in Porto Rico mocked by press
The Detroit Journal notes that Porto Ricans may seek amusement in docking horses tails and permitting children to use air guns and giant firecrackers, as the Chicago Tribune observes. The piece mocks barbarity while claiming there are civilized ways to be barbarous.
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Porto Rico
The
Detroit Journal
Chicago Tribune
Alluring Health Remedies Advertisements and Jokes
A garbled page features patent medicine pitches like Stom ach Ditters for stomach strength and digestive relief, Allen’s Foot-Ease for sore feet, and Piso’s Cure for Coughs. It also weaves in light anecdotes and quips about fashion, manners, and humorous dialogue from newspapers and readers.
Various Flags Show Shifts in British and Global Scenes
A survey notes England with 42 800 police Scotland 5 000 Ireland 12 400 and Canada rising from 1 700 saloons in 1850 to over 18 000. It cites a London Thames steam fleet of 36 and a Bordeaux track destroyed after electric light failures delayed races. It mentions Hamburg cigars from 1801 and a London hawking law rarely enforced, plus trade vessel ratios and a British height trend from five seven to five ten inches.
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London County Council
Berlin City Mission Publishes 108000 Sermons Weekly
The Berlin city mission headed by A Stocker distributes 108000 sermons weekly for nonattendees. About 20000 are handed out within the city.
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Berlin City
A. Stocker
Blacksmith Recovered From Rheumatism After Dodd's Pills
Goodland Kansas June 3 N E Albertson a leading blacksmith suffered severe rheumatism keeping him awake with pain in arms and shoulders. A friend recommended Dodd's Kidney Pills. He began using them and rapidly recovered becoming free of symptoms. The advertisement claims cures for Bright's Disease Diabetes Dropsy heart trouble as well.
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Bright
Ambiguous note on medical removal and dialogue style
Fragmentary dialogue references an appendix removal and varied remarks about growing another one. Mentions Mille Dealer and Ohio State in a disjointed context. Details are unclear, with no coherent event, date, or clear entities to confirm. The passage reads as garbled OCR with speculative names.
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