The Green Eyed Monster and Lost Jealousy in Love
A cottage romance unfolds as Edgar Dainton and Ethel Moreton captivate each other while Frank Railton, jealous of Edgar, grapples with his feelings. After a tense moment, Frank’s jealousy dissolves through Ethel’s trust and a joyous pledge, lasting decades without recurring doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Dainton
Squire Dainton
Edgar Dainton
Dainton
Frank Railton
Ethel Moreton
Ethel
Frank
Frank Loki Mek Pinitch
Menter
Cure Claims and Testimonials for Safe Cure Medicine
A collection of patient statements praising Warner's Safe Cure. Testimonies describe relief from kidney and rheumatic troubles after taking multiple bottles, with individuals from Minnesota Iowa Kansas South Dakota sharing improved health and recovery after long-term ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Moss
South Exchange Street
St. Paul
Minn
Warner
A. J. Earl
Quita
Charles Root
Lawrence
Kans
R. Francis A. Roe
Hot Springs
Dak
Population estimates and a curious church prayer
The article reviews historical population estimates for the world from 1856 to 1891, noting revisions and uncertainties, then recounts Reinhold Spitz’s prayer in a Whitestone church asking God to shorten his wife’s tongue, his later trouble with liquor, and briefly mentions a Clinton boat project and a Brooklyn Sunday school marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhold Spitz
L. I. Church
I. Spitz
Epworth
Whitestone
L. I
Belial
New York World
Eighteenth Street
Spitz
Flushing
Night Vision of a Quiet Casement
A poetic speaker recalls a night scene by a casement bathed in phosphor light. The beloved figure above inspires a sense of budding spirit and growing ardor as the narrator ascends in anticipation. Whispered closeness and the moment of unveiling heighten the emotion.
Mastiff Rampage at Chestnut Street Drug Store
A mistaken dog scuffle near Twelfth Street caused chaos in a busy Chestnut Street drug store. A mastiff clashed with smaller dogs as women and children fled onto counters, a crowd gathered, and damages included broken tumblers dresses stained with soda and a fat baby’s bowl sullied by soda water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Twelfth
Philadelpha
Galveston Teacher Recovers Envelope For Young Student
A Galveston teacher of a select school finds an envelope addressed to eleven year old Sarah Mullings while reviewing a copy book. The mistress asks if it might be a love letter and the girl responds that she has outgrown such foolishness.
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Galveston
Sarah Mullings
Sarah
How to Manure for Onions and Fertilizer Tips
J J H Gregory advises on onion manure from Farm and Home. He cites 10 cords per acre as a baseline, notes Boston farmers use 20 cords, but favors half manure and half fertilizer or all fertilizer. He warns against continuous phosphate use and suggests 300 pounds per acre of nitrate of soda at bottoming, or a complete fertilizer if the crop weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Parker
Ohio
Boston
Bermuda
J. J H. Gregory
Teachability and kindness in horse handling
A. J. Lusk urges Ohio Farmer readers that horses learn to respond to commands and halter work as easily as voice cues. He warns against cruel punishment such as jerking, saying kindness to horses builds trust and cheerful work, benefiting both animal and owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zee
A. J. Lusk
Ohio
Drying Off Cows Suffering Milk Fever Debate
A discussion questions whether cows with milk fever after calving should be fully milked or only partially milked to relieve pressure. Proponents argue an empty udder stimulates secretory glands, while others favor leaving the udder fairly filled to quiet the system. The piece weighs logic versus medical consensus.
Careful Chick Rearing Shields Chicks From Cold
Carelessness is the main cause of chick losses due to cold draughts and dampness.Ventilation should be from above to avoid drafts near ground level and protect the birds. Keep water clean and accessible without allowing them to fall in and get wet. Remove lice to prevent rot and boost growth to maturity.
Pure bred sires worth more for lasting traits
The piece argues against using inferior stock for breeding noting a superior individual may excel in beef or milk but cannot guarantee traits in offspring. It urges universal use of pure bred sires to end scrub stock and promote lasting quality. It also notes a New York station finding that potato decay does not always follow vigor or blight, suggesting non fungus causes may contribute to rot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Experiment Station
Paris Board Prohibits Red Stockings In Edict
The Paris Board of Health bans red stockings after medical advisors cite skin irritation in wearers. Chemical analysis suggested dangerous coloring substances like antimony oxide. The edict targets red hose withdrawal from circulation while black remains fashionable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Paris
Paris Board of Health
Board of Health
New York Sun
Uncle Mose Health Return Hinted by Sam and Jim
Conversation suggests Uncle Mose is nearly ready to come out but rheumatism lingers with promises of improvement. Sam Johnsing asks Jim Webster about Mose’s progress and potential release in a few days.
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H. H. Warner
D. L. Curtice
St. Paul
Minn
Mose
Sam Johnsing
Jim Webster
Arenas
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M. R.C
LK. Qc
Royal Navy of
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DR. Kcch
Berlin
Pep
Von
Rochester
N. Y
Europe
America
Bright
DR. Beyer
Wurzburg
Germany
Dieys Ates
RB. A. Gunn
United States Medical College
New York
The
Medical Tribune
Harvey
Jenner
Pasteur
Koch
Dio Lewis
Gentleman’s Magazine
Francis Head
Sir Francis
South America
Argentine Republic
Paraguay
Tom Brown
Rugby
Tom
Law
Arthur
Indiana
New Yorker
Behm
Levasseur
Africa
Ve Wagner
Jadan
Wagner
Russian Empire
Lonon Times
Reinhold
Sam Bertis
Clinton
East Tennessee
Anderson County
Brooklyn
Jessamine
Joan B. Tats
Harper's Magazine
Texas
James
Crockery Department
Second Customs
Vanz
George
Owrnn
Adams
Cornell University
Board of Trustees
Tipstetter
Castoria
Mizs
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Allen
J. P. Allen
Brown
Ivery
Jollyson
LS. Johnson & CO
S.S.S
S. S. Harmon
Macon
Swift
E.H. Wells
Chesterfield
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
SAPOL
Scott
Scott & Rowan
South Sth Avenue
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Edom
John F.jones
Bila
Cook Remedy Co
Omaha
Neb
Express and Post Office
G. Root
Pearl St
John G. Rising
St Paul, Minn
W. EL Ads
Eit Cale
Ara ‘Cicars
DEALE
H. Prexce
Ann Arbor
Mick
Wm. H. Parker
Peghodys Medical Institute
Belfinch Street
Mass
E. C. West
Fosedhear, Hoiflinn
Drugeist
Dinneapolis
Eay
DR. Harter Medicine CO
St. Louis
Mas
Davis& Rankin Bidg
Mig. Co
Chicago
Alexandra
Babcock
Davis & Rankin Bidg, & Mfg
West Lake Street
Chicagea
Hazeltipe
Warren
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