Paris Sees Vast Horse Slaughter And Electric Floored Heaters
In Paris more than 30000 horses are slaughtered annually for meat yielding about 369 pounds per horse. Electric carpets with woven wire mesh provide floor heating. A scientist notes Paris sewer workers are as healthy as average, and eight hundred others suffer few zymotrie dis eases. A bride in Savoy falls with guests through a floor into a cow barn, the bride bruised after the cow bolts away.
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Paris
Novery
Savoy
Crimes Go Scientific In Modern Time
The article discusses how criminals have adopted scientific methods, using chloroform opium and advanced tools. It notes Marseille bank safe cracking with a new device by an engineer, and highlights detectives using photography for forgery detection and blood stain analysis with serums to confirm human blood.
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Marseilles
Bribes for Clergymen Reveal Temptations of the Pulpit
A clergyman recalls multiple bribe attempts from diverse individuals. An advertising manager offered $100 to praise health food from the pulpit. a widow proposed $59 to laud her husband at his funeral. He refused and exposed the schemes, noting pressure to alter marriage certificates and a separate offer of $1,500 to commit a wrong.
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Cluth
Simple Home Lunch Salmon Croquettes and Desserts
A home luncheon menu features salmon croquettes with French peas and grapefruit salad, plus cheese balls and crispers. Dessert uses gelatine and whipped cream with candied cherries and almonds, flavored with sherry and vanilla.
Hints for Household Tasks and Cooking Tips from a Vintage Guide
A collection of practical notes on cleaning stains, carpet care, boiling ham fat, oil cloth protection, bread crusts, crumb storage, baking potatoes in a coal stove, and several old time recipes. Includes methods for browning bread crusts, using gas ovens, and keeping pies from leaking during baking.
Simple Bread and Apple Baking Tips From Delineator
Practical kitchen notes describe a quick flour and cornmeal muffin batter with milk egg and butter, and baking in greased pans. Also guidance on baked potatoes with scrubbed skins and timing, plus apple baking using granite or earthenware, core filling with sugar and salt, and frequent basting.
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Lake
Homemade Desk Pads and Kitchen Tips Shared
A simple home desk pad craft uses two cardboard panels, cad ased joints, cretonne cover, and blotting papers tied with ribbons. Also shared are an orange pie recipe with cornstarch and citrus, and tips for protecting a kitchen table with asbestos and newspaper. Includes mushroom and giblet pie ideas and a method to open stubborn jar lids.
Pate Pudding Recipe Improves Simple Date Dessert
One pound dates washed and chopped folded with one cup sugar and chopped English walnuts. Whites beaten stiff with eggs, folded gently, baked in moderate heat fifteen minutes until brown. Serve with whipped topping. Delicious and easy to prepare as a sweet dish.
Liquor Law Declared Valid by State Supreme Court
The Springfield high court unanimously upholds the local option liquor law passed last year. It finds the law constitutional in all respects, affirms the validity of the title, and rules against challenges to interstate commerce, property confiscation, and new offenses. It states districts may be created and local voter decisions bind sale within them, and notes medicinal liquor sales are not saloon business. It also holds the city must repay unused licenses and that local adoption of the law is legal throughout.
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Springfield
Supreme Court
John McBride
United States
Young Roosevelt in Balloon Adventure from Washington
Theodore Roosevelt Jr with Capt. Fitzhugh Lee and Capt. Chandler conducted army balloon experiments, ascending from Washington on Wednesday. A ballast throw averted a mishap, the craft continued northward and landed four miles north of Delaware City, Delaware, at 6:15 p.m. Capt. Chandler reported the successful flight, noting Roosevelt Jr and Capt. Lee as passengers.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevalt
Fitzhugh Lee
Chandler
Signal Corps
Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Delaware City
Cal
Theodore Roogevalt, Jr
Lee
Gen Linevitch Dead After Pneumonia Battle
St Petersburg reports Lieut Gen Linevitch aide to the Emperor and commander of the First Manchurian army died Thursday evening from pneumonia after a week of illness. He suffered heart failure alerts earlier and underwent a medical operation before weakening.
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St. Petersburg
Linevitch
Nich Glag W
Alton School Case Reversed Again
The Illinois supreme court reversed lower court rulings in the Alton school case, remanding to find the mayor, city council, and board of education unlawfully preventing Scott Bibbs's two children from attending the white school nearest their home. The 10 year legal battle included former Gov John M Palmer as Bibbs's attorney. La Crosse Manufacturer Dies in La Crosse, Jacob Kohlhaus, age 79, founder of western Wisconsin’s first sash and door factory in 1854.
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Springfeld
Supreme Court
Alton
Madigan County
Board of Education
Scott Bibbs
Bibbs
United States
John M. Palmer
la Crosse
Wis
Jacob Kohlhaus
Wohlhaus
Wisconsin
Miners Dismiss William D Haywood as Federation Representative
The Western Federation of Miners announced in its magazine that the executive board has terminated William D Haywood from his role as federation representative in the field. The Friday issue of the Miners Magazine carried the formal notice.
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Haywood
Denver
Col
Miners’ Magazine
Western Federation of Minaya
William D. Haywood
Feld
Richmond man franged for wife case in Emporia incident
Daniel Jackson faced charges in a related incident in Emporia Friday over a serious case involving his wife. He confessed to the crime while on the scaffold, as reported from Richmond.
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Richmond
Daniel Jackson
Emporia
Hoe
Testing linseed oil adulteration and remedies
An assortment of old notices on testing linseed oil adulteration with kerosene iridescence, detecting corn and fish oil by smell, and lead adulteration with a blow pipe. Also mentions Allen's Foot-Ease for foot comfort, Minnesota land offers in 1908, Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, and a proverb about character versus reputation.
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National Ead Company
National Lead Company
Woodbridge Building
New York
Hal's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Cases
The reader is informed of a $100 reward for any case Hal's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. The medicine is claimed to be a constitutional treatment that acts on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and strengthen the patient. Proponents urge trials with testimonials available. address F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hal
Fall
Dulag Liz
Curativa Powera
Lund
Ist of Teatimutlmla
F. J. Cheney & CD
Mall
Shoe Waly
India
Thoughtful quips on dress and hair color change
A witty exchange notes Mrs Flighty choosing a pink dress before changing hair color from brunette. The remark suggests a fashion timeline and playful ambiguity about style choices.
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