Schooner Enigma Sails From This Port
Schooner Enigma under Captain B. W. Snow departed for New Bedford and Fairhaven on Tuesday last. Also notes a schooner Edward W. Young from Philadelphia with 614 tons of coal for the National India Rubber Co arriving here recenty. Mentions hair restoration and Hall's Hall Renewer as remedies.
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Enigma
B. W. Snow
New Bedford
Fairhaven
Edward W. Young
F.W. Wyman
Philadelphia
National India Rubber Co
Lord's Prayer Continued and its Meaning in Daily Life
The passage reflects on the Lord's Prayer noting heaven as our true home and earth as a temporary realm. It explains petitions for God's reign and will, the elimination of evil, daily bread as all needs including soul grace, and emphasizes humility and contentment in asking for essentials.
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Heaven
Patents Granted to New England Inventors This Week
A list of patents granted to multiple New England inventors reported by O. F. Snow & Co. in Washington D. C. includes devices such as a multiple filament lamp, a stone worker's gage square, a drive chain link, elevator gate and door, nut lock, color attachment for printing presses, a surcingle, a discharging device for fillers, a door check, a buckle, a can filling machine, and a screwdriver. Names include D. A. Arnold Pawtucket R I and others from Manchester N H New Britain Conn New Haven Conn Montpelier Vt Waterbury Conn Norwich Conn Portland Me and Seymour Conn.
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D. A. Arnold
Pawtucket
R. 1
A. IL. Clough
Manchester
N. H
D. F. Dilton
Waterbury
Conzn
Buckle
J. H. Gorman
East Greenwich
Fairlee
G. L. Lawrence
Montpelier
F. A. LeCount
Niantic
Conn
Surcingle
G. H. Moore
Norwich
E. Ponzelt
New Britain
D. L. Smith
Our alien population
The Newport Herald argues that the aggregate foreign population of the United States exceeds one seventh of all residents. It highlights Rhode Island with 106 365 foreign born residents, about 31 percent, and notes high ratios in New York Chicago and Philadelphia slums. It calls foreign elements dangerous and advocates restricting immigration.
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Newport Herald
United States
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Northwest
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wright
Post Office Revenue Drive By A Century Old System
A New York Post Office report shows 4 316 225 667 pieces of mail handled and $7 000 000 in receipts last year, representing only about one tenth of the Post Office Department’s total revenue. Washington dispatches spark anger toward the Senate over tariff and political turmoil amid civil rights concerns about labor strife and racial inequality.
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New York Post Office
Post Office Department
Washington
Cleveland
Senate
Osthe
Fashionable White Toilettes for Actress and Summer Styles
A summary of white summer fashion choices for actresses including gowns for sea and mountains, white fabrics such as pique and linen, and novelties in hats and wraps. It notes popular materials like China silks and muinsook, plus Gulf capes in white, and lists fashion journals and subscription offers from A McDowell & Co. with coupon pattern details.
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Gulf Cape
McDowell
la Mode de
Paris
la Mode
Ava ‘‘la Mode
Mesars. A. McDowell & Co
West 14Th Street
New York
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Aids Blood Purification
During the dog day season the drain of nervous and vital energy may be counteracted by Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It purifies the blood acts as a tonic and allows the system to defy malarial and other climatic influences.
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Ayer
Why Did We Marry You and I Why Did We Marry
Poem by Julian Ralph appears in McClure's Magazine reflecting on marriage devotion and evolving love from youth to enduring bond. The speaker questions initial vows and expresses a craving for renewed deep affection within a shared life.
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Julian Ralph
McClure's Magazine
Heart Disease Hoax Ends in Family Reevaluation
Sydney fears doom after a London doctor declares heart trouble but a medical error is revealed when Sylvia Burpett reveals she and Sydney are well. Old-age pride, a hurried will, and a hospital scare melt away as Sylvia learns she is not seriously ill and Sydney’s health scare proves mistaken.
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Sydney
Father
Granny
Uut Mary
Keith Jefferies
Mary
Bulpett
Sylvia
Garden Gate
Padlington
Exeter
Sylvis
Aunt Mary's
London
Sylvian
Goodby
Lord's
Sylvia Bulcott
Cartwright
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
East India Avenue
Syd
Little Sydney
Burpett
Eliot
Horse Sunshade for Heads A Practical Draft of Hat Shade
A Rural New Yorker reader proposes a simple sunshade for horses using an old straw hat with ear holes and ties. Adding a wet sponge inside could prevent heat stroke. the piece calls for broader production of horse head shades with a wider brim for eye protection.
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New England
New Yorker
Instinct and loyalty in the animal world
The piece argues animals can sense true friends and respond with trust or fear. It cites fowls, a famous dog, and a critic noting dogs show affection to genuine supporters while others provoke only idle curiosity, urging kindness to animals.
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Animal Kingdom
Fanciora
Foal Constipation and Castor Oil Remedies
The passage notes that newborn foals often suffer constipation due to dam’s purgative colostrum and late pregnancy feeding. castor oil is advised after birth if constipation is likely, with warm soap and water injections as support to ensure bowel evacuation.
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Brasdox
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Soli
U. S. Patent Office
Washington, D. C
Birmingham
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