Origin of the term caddie in golf folklore and linguistics
The article surveys proposed origins of the word caddie. It recounts Frank Boyd’s Monifieth theory linking Keledes to caddies, notes Scots speech patterns, and cites Jamieson and Dr. Murray who connect caddie to cadet, while acknowledging no definitive explanation.
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Monifieth
Arbroath
Mr. Boyd
Murray
Remarkable Newborn Strength Claim From West Philadelphia Doctor
A Philadelphia physician claims his one year old son is the strongest baby for his age in the world. The baby's muscles are developed by daily massage and a strict exercise plan. Monthly measurements show notable growth while the infant wears minimal clothing and baths daily.
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Weat
Philadelphia
King of Siam Wealth and Palace Environs Described
The king of Siam is one of history’s richest monarchs with an annual income of about 20 million dollars. His palace hosts about 6,000 residents and is illuminated by electricity, presenting a citylike enclave within the royal residence.
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Siam
Street Corner Vendor Carries a Library of World Literature
Vincente Cosie, a street vendor of peanuts and popcorn in Nashville, blends commerce with literary pursuit. An Italian native, he speaks Italian, French, English, and some German, and keeps a vast library including Shakespeare, Dante, Ariosto, and Dickens. His wife emphasizes protecting the book collection while Cosie reads in his spare moments.
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Nashville
Vincente Cosie
Boileau
Molier
Rousseau
Guizot
Victor Hugo
Dante
Ariosto
Cruikshank
Chaucer
Herbert Spencer
Plow Boy Preacher Finds Relief After Ten Years
Rev. J Kirkman of Belle Rive Illinois reports long bronchial lung trouble eased by One Minute Cough Care. He says it cures coughs colds grippe and all throat and lung troubles and endorses the remedy.
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Belle Rive
MacFarlane
Mary Bind
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Spanish Cave Dwellers of Today
A writer describes modern cave dwellings in Spain used by the poor. Caves, some natural and some cut from rock, form tiered homes with garden plots and cactus, fig, maize, and vegetables on the hillside. The piece notes warmer winters and cooler summers compared with typical houses.
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Europe
Spain
Alea
Alca- In
Sipsy
Granada
Violet Soap Breakthrough Promises Lasting Scents
An article notes progress in preserving perfumes with vaseline to retain scent longer. It cites consumer claims and mentions multiple remedies and cures, including Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and One Minute Cough Cure, with testimonials from S BR Keener and Mrs Mary Bind.
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Scientife
S BR. Keener
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MacFarlane
Scientist Patterns Telescope to Detect Explosive Smuggling
An electrical engineer devised a telescope using brownish red lenses to reveal the pale flash of smokeless powder explosives, enabling localization of hidden sources. Editor Fackler of Micanopy Florida touts One Minute Cough Cure as a cure for La Grippe and lung ailments.
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