Cargnal Non-Resident Defendant Ordered to Appear in Gogebie Chancery
In Gogebie County Circuit Court a case between Alberto Cargnal and Girolamo Cargnal, a non resident defendant residing in Jerome Arizona, requires appearance within four months. Publication of this order in the Bessemer Herald is required weekly for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance. Samuel S. Coorer, Circuit Judge. Levi S. Rice, Complainant's Solicitor. Bessemer, Mich.
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Gogebie
Alberto Cargnal
Girolamo Cargnal
Bessemer
Gerome
Arizona
Territory of
Levi
Rice
Bessemer Herald
Transport schedule notes for copper country lines and connections
Downbound and upbound rail details list various Scoot Passenger trains and way freight services. Entries note departure times such as 7:03 am and 2:31 pm, with connections to copper country at Saxon and routes to St Paul and Louistan Daily. The fragmented timetable references No. 32 No. 20 No. 34 No. 26 No. 28 and No. 54, indicating daily or Sunday-except services and freight movements.
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North-Wes
Sun
Canon
Copper Country
St. Paul
Louistan
Saxon
Naba
Ox. Sun
Free sample offer for Dr Shoop Rheumatic Remedy
An advertisement invites readers to request a free sample of Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy accompanied by a book on rheumatism. The book purportedly explains how the remedy purges rheumatic poisons from the blood, claiming it as a cure rather than mere relief, with sales through all dealers.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Health in the Canal Zone Prompts Skilled Labor
The Panama Canal project tempts young artisans with high wages, but fears of fevers and malaria hold many back. Electric Bitters is touted as a safe cure, claimed to guard against malaria and to treat blood poison, biliousness, weakness, and digestive and kidney issues, with a 50 cent price guaranteed by F. B. Jones.
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Panama Canal
F. B. Jones
Woman turns to apple growing as a pastime
The article notes Mrs. Thomas Shaw Safe taking up apple growing at their upstate country place. It highlights her affiliation with apples, plans to cultivate other fruits, and a friendly rivalry with Mr. Safe who raises squab and cattle. The piece mocks the notion that wealth drives market sales.
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Rom
Thomas Shaw Safe
New York
New Country Place
Upstate
Safe
England
Largest Newspaper Office Claim Sparks Size Showdown
A debate in London Tit Bits asks which is the world’s largest newspaper office. The Scotsman building in Edinburgh reportedly surpasses the New York Times, with 13 stories and about 261,787 square feet, more than twice the size of the Times’ 116,349 square feet.
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America
New York Times
Tis
Scotsman
Edinburgh
London
Birds Visit Garden Birdhouses Says St Nicholas
Some wrens chickadees bluebirds martins and crested flycatchers visit garden birdhouses. Houses should not be too new or exposed. They should keep coats and squirrels away. Watching them yields practical knowledge beyond books. Most birds nest in safe spots while water birds form large colonies.
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St. Nicholas
Futility of Fox Hunt by John Burroughs Criticizes Fox Hunting
John Burroughs, famed naturalist, condemns fox hunting as cruel. He condemns a red faced English squire galloping after a fox, calling it an edifying not a pleasant picture. He repeats the phrase red faced squire chasing a fox.
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John Burroughs
Helther
Mr. Burroughs
Free Trial Of Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy Offer
A promotional notice offers a free trial size box of Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy for nose and throat relief. It describes a snow white antiseptic balm and invites readers to respond by mailing to Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin. Large jars priced at 50 cents are available through dealers.
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Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Europe
Dr Shoop Cough Cure Promotes Safe Ingredients
A historical note praises Dr Shoop for opposing opium and other unsafe substances in cough remedies. It notes his long warning on Dr Shoop's Cough Cure about narcotics and praises the Pure Food and Drug Law, highlighting his alignment with safe practices for protecting children.
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Dr. Shoop
Lost and Found in Dr King’s Pills Incident
Lost between 9 30 p m yesterday and noon today a bilious attack with nausea and sick headache. Found at F B Jones drug store a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills. Quick relief for biliousness malaria and jaundice 25c.
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F. B. Jones
Dr. King
Women cut Stock proposition and choose Hollister tea
Women decide that if they cannot vote they will oppose the Stock proposition by taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The ad promotes the tea as good for everything, priced at 85 cents, with the line Tea or Tablets and signed by D MacFarlane.
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Hollister
D. MacFarlane
Hardening drills with mercury tempering method
The article describes heating a drill to white heat then plunging it into mercury to harden the steel. The process uses a saturated camphor and turpentine oil solution to keep the drill moist and requires careful labor to achieve good results.
Do Not Drown Skating on Asphalt Remark
Skating on asphalt avoids the risk of breaking through as opposed to ice, highlighting a practical safety comparison about surface choices for skating.
Hair styles of Indians and French painter styles
The text notes cross influences in portrait hairdressing styles. It states that Boutet de Monvil styled hair is not original to the French portrait painter and claims the Blackfoot Indian chief custom includes a brow lock.
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Boutet de Monvil
Population figure for Boston in 1905 stated
Boston official statistics show the Hub's population in 1905 as 695,280 with 139,683 legal voters, a share just under one quarter.
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Boston
Rare 1853 Coin Among Early American Quarters
An 1853 quarter from the year prior type is described as rare, while another 1853 variant shows arrow points at the date sides and behind the eagle, noted as very common.
Oath Traditions Across Cultures Quoted In Johannesburg Court
A Johannesburg court hears a Chinaman describe oath rituals in pidgin English. He says he prefers allee samee break-um-platee kill-um-cockee oF smell-um-bookee allee samee, illustrating a clash of customs narrated in a colonial source.
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Johannesburg
Ready for Aeroplanes at London Factory Gate
A sign outside a London motor factory proclaims Aeroplanes built to order signaling a shift in production. The caption notes a growing demand as the plant stands ready to assemble aircraft.
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London Motor Factory
Poor Cotton Production in German Africa for 1905-06
Only 865 bales of cotton were produced in German Africa during the 1905-06 season. The area involved was nearly as large as the entire American cotton belt, highlighting unexpectedly low yields.
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Africa
Where Cannibals Abound Cannibalism amid war and cannibal meals
Dr Hinde notes cannibalism flourished among the Rotetela of Congo and Arabs after battles. He claims the meat was cooked smoked dried and provisioned the force and camp followers for days. He adds the practice may have reduced epidemics by removing bodies after fights.
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Inquiry
Hinde
Dr. Hinde
Rescue Work for Firemen in Boston Eyewitness Tale
Firemen from Brighton company 384 battled a blaze at Ken Allston when a pushy spectator, an old man, ordered a return into the house to save his glass eye valued at $20. He also requested bringing down a box of curls said to have been cut off years ago.
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Fred Dobrata
Ine Company 384
Brighton
Ken Allston
Boston Herald
The Instinct to Play by a Smithsonain Scientist
A Smithsonian researcher will publish a report arguing that play is a true instinct across species. He notes young animals show stronger play urges and classifies play into types such as play-hunting, make-believe, play-fighting, building play, nursing play, and imitational plays. The piece also notes the British Museum newspaper files moved to Hendon, occupying six and a half miles of shelving.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington
British Museum
Hendon
London
Editor Rivalry Quips Over Skunk Law
The Kirkwood Leader editor, praised as a genuine philosopher, faces a jab from a rival in the Journal who calls him an old skunk. The Leader retorts that a state law protects the skunk, ensuring the animal and thus his safety.
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Kirkwood
W. Va
Inconsistent Woman Quote from The Balance of Power
A quoted line asserts women are inconsistent and prefer a man who fights yet avoid a man they love fighting. The remark reflects a gendered stereotype from the work The Balance of Power.
Old London Garden Experiments Show Air Destroys Metal in Time
An elderly man conducted long term experiments outdoors, exposing brass, steel pins, needles and hairpins to dampness and wind. Ordinary hairpins rusted away in about 154 days, while bright pins lasted up to 18 months. Brass turned verdigris early. polished steel lasted over two years. A pencil remained nearly indestructible. cedar and plum wood fared similarly despite others rotting. A barrel of beef, pork, and fish each weighed 200 pounds.
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London
Deaf and Dumb Strikers Turn Silent Protest in Australia
Remarkable strike by deaf and dumb workers centered at a factory. The silent crowd formed in the street and signaled to each other with finger wriggles. Reportedly, much unlawful and rot provoking language circulated without any spoken words.
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Australa
Laxative ads and digestives tout sail of relief
A fragmented newspaper ad block promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia as a stomach aid and digestor. It markets Best Laxative for Children and urges parents to keep a bottle handy. Readable lines mention D MacFarlane and vague product claims amid garbled text.
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D. MacFarlane
Wanted Lady To Engage In Business In Home Town
Advertisement seeks a lady to sell a fine line of special goods from home in Philadelphia. Permanent position offered for the right party with no capital required. Apply L. F. Elliott Co. 257.8 4th St Philadelphia Pa for details.
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L. F. Elliott Co
4Th St
Philadelphia
Doctor George Bagot Ferguson Dies During Operation
In Cheltenham England the eminent Dr George Bagot Ferguson died suddenly of heart failure while performing a complex operation at the hospital He was senior surgeon and the procedure was interrupted as he collapsed The patient remained under anaesthetics as three other surgeons were summoned and the operation was completed.
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Cheltenham
England
George Bagot Ferguson
Ferguson
Age Not Necessarily Dotage
A brief quotation attributed to Cicero argues dotage is a folly of silly old men, not a consequence of aging itself, distinguishing age from a misguided decline.
Maternal Quote From Margaret Fuller Ossoli Inspires
A brief reflection praises Margaret Fuller Ossoli for urging engagement with nature and seeking the highest good, framing her words as a guiding principle. The note highlights her call to connect with nature as a path to virtue.
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Margaret Fuller Ossoli
The One Cardinal Fault
A brief bibliographic quip contrasts claimed culture with understanding Browning. The speaker argues culture is not a prerequisite to appreciating poetry, noting a tension between admission of ignorance and social boasting, as reflected in a Philadelphia Ledger citation.
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Browning
Philadelphia Ledger
Lady Sea Anglers Club Formed in Great Yarmouth
In Great Yarmouth England a growing number of women have become sea anglers and established a lady sea anglers club. Gentlemen can join, but the committee is composed entirely of women, signaling a notable shift in angling leadership.
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Great Yarmouth
Eng
Imperfect Avalanche Quip Sparks Debate
The Observer of Events and Things quips about a perfect avalanche, contrasting it with a more imperfect display, as reported by Yonkers Statesman.
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Yonkers
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State of Michigan
Samuel S. Coorer
Levi S. Rice
Bessemer, Mich
Detroit
Mich
W. J. Haggerson
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Railroad Times
Wisconsin
Chicago
Minneapolis
Ashland
Superior
Duluth
H. L. Cummins
William Waters
Herald
Bessemer Lumber Company
Edwin Bayliss
Heath & Milligan
Bayliss
Fire & Life Insuranc
Agency
TEL
Canal Zone
Torsten
Bessemer, Michigan
Tre
Peru
Deaf and Dumb Strikers
Mothe
Tanet
Frank B. Jones
Canterbury
Rhode Island
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