Ended Idolatry in Hawaii and the Pele Legend
A historical account recalls Kapiolani’s 1820 stand at Kilauea, defying the fire goddess Pele after teachings by missionaries. She hurled stones into the crater, consumed enchanted berries, and left a message that guided her people toward Christianity, ending centuries of idolatry in Hawaii.
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Kilauea
Hawaii
Pele
Kapiolani
Keachmanhili
Hilo
Nathe
Kona
Mauna Loa
Kaplolani
The Framework of Character and Truth for a Better World
The author argues lifelong consistency builds community trust and stability. It envisions future leaders who seek bedrock facts for new ventures and found civilization on truth. Readers are urged to join in making the world better and teaching doubt of assumed truths.
Family Wedding Procession Includes Family Dog
A September morning outdoor wedding for a sister featured elaborate floral arches and an altar. The bridegroom and party advanced with the minister leading as guests gathered, and the family dog joined the procession and lay at the altar during the ceremony.
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Chicago ,Tribune
True courage in a spiritual victory described in prose
The text praises courage as spiritual strength gained by exercise not by force or appearance. It emphasizes squareness of purpose and speaking truth, depth of soul, upright walking over physical feats or loud confidence, attributed to W. & CG.
Bull and Bulldog Interact Over Small Poodle
Peter walks his bulldog when a white poodle approaches and barks at the gate. The bulldog bristles up and shows aggression, but Peter commands him to calm down and ignore the small dog.
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Peter
Beauty and savagery contrasted in nature and civilization
A reflective piece argues that beauty exists in nature, while humans breed ugliness through civilised harshness. It suggests modern ideals erode dignity and degrade humanity, urging a return to more harmonious behavior.
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Meo
Wyoming Briefs of War News and Local Incidents
Short notes from Wyoming items include a murder sentence in Kemmerer for the Winslow brothers case. Fort MacKenzie may be used as a war department officer training site in Sheridan. Wyoming creates an Internal Revenue District with Cheyenne as office hub. Denio Milling seeks damages from Sheridan fire. Cheyenne and Wyoming report high soldier employment. Hellfyre brand fertilizer from Wyoming Sulphur Company planned. Internal revenue office established. Wyo game wardens move to Cheyenne. Aquor seizure case involving Theodore Peterson pending at Wyoming Supreme Court.
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Willian Sewell
Joseph J. Johnson
Kermmeyer
Winslow Brothers
J. B. Kendrick
Washington
Fort MacKenzie
Sheridan
War Department
Wyoming
Internal Revenue
Department
Cheyenne
Colorado
Daniel C. Roper
J. W. Denio Milling Company
Covercut
Thermopolis
Joseph Relaso
Delasco
al Robbins
Lusk, Wye
Robbins
E. C. Wimple
San Francisco
Service of Information Branch
Western Sulphur Company
Wyoming Sulphur Company
American Sulphur Company
Denio Milling Company
Walter D. Hines
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Itla
United States Internal Revenue Office
District of Wyoming
Leslie A. Miller
Citizens National Bank
W. T. Judkins
Lander
State Game Commission
State Capitol
Carey
Aquor
Theodore Peterson
Wyoming Supreme Court
Peterson
George proposes and acceptance follows in coy exchange
George proposed to me last night and I accepted. He must love me a lot to propose amid the living costs.
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George
Fragmented Dialect Poem Snippet From Louisville Journal
A garbled OCR fragment shows a dialogue about eye color with phrases like finn gray eyes and brown eyes. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or full sentences, resembling a stray poem line from the Louisville Journal.
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Louisville
Uuirler Journal
Boudoir Fashions Move Into Home Wear From Asia
The article notes women’s preference for daring boudoir gowns and underthings at home, with China and Japan supplying fringed crepe de chine shawls and embroidered pieces. It highlights negligees in shot blue satin and rose chiffon, black Chantilly lace infusing novelty, and steam‑heated warmth as a backdrop to luxurious private attire.
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China
Japan
Milady
Midwinter millinery blooms with lavish allure and ends
The piece surveys midwinter hats as the season peaks with gold and silver fabrics, lace, beads, and brocade. It notes a shift toward plain spring styles soon and highlights a couture group featuring a lace cooled hat with grapes and a rose, plus an oriental gold cloth design and a silver braided sailor hat.
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Falr
Tennyson
Queen of Towers
Goose Roast and Celery Stack Featured in Vintage Cookbook
A recipe page outlines Roast Goose with pork layers and rich gravy, Celery Stacks filled with roquefort and cream, Scalloped Oysters with butter and lemon, and Caramel Blanc Mange with gelatin and cream, ending with a moral couplet about virtue and reward.
Old Time Menu Notes Cranberry Jellies and Chicken Pudding
A stained excerpt lists inventive dishes such as a stiff cranberry jelly with grated coconut, salmon and green pea salad, chicken pudding with a batter crust, Mexican rice, creamed oysters with celery, creamed corn with buttered crumbs, and baked apples with sausage filling, all presented in a home cook style with simple garnishes and steps.
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Cress
Asphalt Deposit Reaches Leyte Coast From Philippines
A massive asphalt find near Tacloban in Leyte province allows ships to anchor close to shore for loading via lighters. The nearshore deposit enables direct cargo transfer and reduces transport distance along the coast.
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Leyete
Philippines
Hes Ao
Tacloban
Sips
The Making of a Famous Medicine
A laboratory visit to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound shows extensive use of herbs, strict cleanliness, sterilization, pasteurization, and sealed sterile bottles. The article notes yearly herb quantities, expert solvents, and patient letters praising its success for female ills.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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