The Census Through Time and National Growth
A historical overview traces American population estimates from 1790 to 1910, noting Jefferson Lincoln and McKinley on census insights. It highlights the evolving centers of population and geography, the impact on political maps and state lines, and the pivotal role of the decennial count in shaping national destiny.
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United States
Philip Freneau
Ohio
Mississippi
Greece
Rome
Freneau
Washington
Jefferson
William Carmichael
Thomas Jefferson
The
Humboldt
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Nice Rer
Congress
Abe
William McKinley
McKinley
Chicago
United States of America
Key West
Alaska
House of Representatives
Stony Mountains
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Senate
Dickerson
New Jersey
Oregon
Rocky Mountains
Cape Horn
Behring Straits
Baffin’s Bay
Davis’ Straits
Atlantic
Kansas
Nashville
Brown County
Indiana
Washington City
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Maryland
John Randolph
National Capital
Woodstock
Virginia
Moorfield
West Virginia
Clarksburg
W. Va
Parkersburg
Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Union
United States Senate
National
Uncle Sam
Hypnotism Joke Tangles Legal Tale At Banquet
Justice discussion turns to a gag about an international tribunal and a courtroom hypnotist in Salt Lake. A judge jokes about forcing a confession as the hypnotist claims to wait for verdicts on whether the prisoner did or did not commit the crime.
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P. J. Corcoran
Western Aviation Circuit
Salt Lake
International Tribunal
Grahame White
International
Peculiar After Effects of Grip This Year
Local druggists report large sales of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for grip related kidney, liver and bladder issues. Herbal formula claims quick relief and healing with sample bottles offered by mail. Regular sizes priced at 60 cents and one dollar, available at all druggists.
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Bright
An Eye for Composition in Chicago Art Sale
An Chicago woman and her maid visit a dining room still life, about to pay 25 dollars for a canvas showing flowers a pie and a roll. The maid informs her of a similar sale for 15 dollars with more pie, prompting the shopper to reconsider.
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Chicago
Lippincott's
Woerner Pushes Compulsory Housework for German Girls
Fran Woerner the German suffrage advocate argues for a compulsory housework course for every German girl modeled on compulsory military training for boys. She tells men the plan will benefit them as house wives become skilled cooks.
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Fran Woerner
Quit Whining Denunciation Admonition in Atchison Globe
A harsh local exhortation from the Atchison Globe urges readers to stop complaining and blaming others. It frames constant faultfinding as self harm and social harm, calling for personal resolve and constructive behavior.
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Atchison Globe
Ensigns of Echoed Faith and Starch Reform
An instructor recalls the biblical phrase about Enoch and a pupil misquotes it in class. A domestic laundry note promotes Defiance Starch for better stiffness with thinner application, avoiding paste buildup and preserving fabric appearance and wear.
Up to Him. Tom-lI'm dead sore. IF lost $5 to day.
Tess suggests asking father for her hand as Wizard Oil is praised by physicians. The scene mocks religious zeal and the ease of stirring excitement over a baseball game, with a tinge of personal frustration and humor.
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Tom
Tess
Father
Iee
Lunchtime Patent Remedies Mentioned in Advertisement Page
The fragment mentions various patent medicines including LAXATIVE MO NIN and B GRO cures for colds, along with Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething. It references 2c prices and a cryptic note on alphabet steps from Lavater, plus vague musings on yesterday and tomorrow.
Free Advice to Women From Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass
Women suffering from illness are invited to communicate with Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts. All letters are read and answered by women. The company notes it never publishes testimonials without consent and protects confidential letters in its files. The service is free and available by mail.
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Bernard J. CI
Edward Dana Duraiyo
Censie Office
Washington, D.C
Ren
Enoch
Brooklyn
Him
Lavater
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