Reed Remarks on Peace and Faith at Providence Friends School
Reed, invited to attend commemoration exercises at the Friends' school in Providence R. I., sent a letter of regret. He spoke of faith in the world's people and the principle that once embraced by Friends will bring the earth the reign of peace. Also noted: Abraham Lincoln hair lock ownership by Mrs. Harmon, familiarity with Lincoln, and the Christian Endeavor Society's growth to 60,000 local societies and 3,000,000 members across 40 denominations. Regular Sunday excursion trains will run Canon City to Cripple Creek at 6:30 a.m. for day trips with a favorable rate.
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Reed
Friends’ School
Providence
R. L
Friends
Lincoln
C. D. Harmon
Emporia
Kan
Abraham Lincoln
Lémeoin
Sirs. Harmon
Illinois
Christian Endeavor Society
Canon City
Cripple Creek
Arun
Fashion Notes From a Summer Wardrobe Update
The piece urges including a double sleeve dress with a shoulder set outer sleeve and a narrow undersleeve impression, plus lace jackets for variety. It recommends one color scheme for the season for harmony, aiming for up-to-date outfits that are economical and balanced in style. It also mentions the city of Washington’s “magnificent distances” attribution and a Dreyfus case update with Emile Zola indicating the liberation of the officer and continued readiness to help if needed.
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Wess
Philadelphia
North America
Sele Om
Customs of Chinese Life Revealed in Old World Habits
The article surveys Chinese daily routines and customs, noting early rising of officials, street kitchens, and sleeping arrangements. It describes bed forms, pillow substitutes, ancestor worship, barber visits, Manchu hair policy, and attitudes toward bathing. It also touches on food practices, meat choices, use of rats for medicine, and beliefs about animal eatables including dogs and cats.
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Vogue Fm
China
America
Thousands to lose homes for East River bridge work
The city moves to clear nearly 18,000 residents from four blocks behind Delancey Street for bridge approaches. Builders rush to supply replacements with six story apartments but many families face disruption and uncertainty amid the urban renewal upheaval.
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East River
New York
Delancey Street
Ill Treatment in Boarding House Leads to Term in Prison
Miss Ida Halstead a Norfolk saleswoman testified before Jefferson Market police court that William Mann a dry goods clerk who lived at 317 West Twenty first Street sent her up to a thousand telegrams and many per day. Magistrate Brann imposed three months in prison in lieu of a 300 dollar peace bond. The rest of the snippet discusses thunderstorm sounds and lightning velocities with distant hearing claims.
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Ida Halstead
Norfolk
West Thirtieth Street
Jefferson Market
William Mann
New York World
Mann
No. 317
West Twenty-first Street
Brann
Lemongrass and Epidemics in Indiana News Fragments
Smith Premier Typewriter Co. address appears. Lemongrass is a hardy perennial with lemon fragrance used as tea and essential oil for rheumatic and perfumery uses. Indiana health officials report parents avoiding infected houses hampers measles control. New York hosts a giant Wilson apple tree planted in 1815 once yielded 33 barrels in a season.
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India
Arabia
Owen County
Indiana
New York
Wilson
Potatoes Drying Plant Advances In Yakima Valley
A North Yakima evaporating and preserving factory will dry sliced potatoes for east and Pacific markets. A steam powered machine handles three tons daily, with a second unit planned. Women workers earn 75 cents or more daily, paid by quantity peeled and sliced, with high waste removed by steam drying and a long heat exchange system.
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Germany
Yakima
Princess of Wales Showed Modern Grace and Youthful Charm
The June Cosmopolitan profiles the future Queen as forever young and gracious. Despite aging, her calm manners, disciplined routine, and restraint keep her in the social spotlight, outshining many younger beauties. Her public conduct, sterner than wit, shows unbroken public life and moral steadiness.
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England
Wales
Marquise de Fontenoy
Princess of Wales
Austria
Frederick
George IV
Berlin Doctor Warns on Dangers of Severe Wounds
A Berlin physician writes about dangers from severe wounds described as csigaiSenat wounds. The article notes 13 wounds to the throat causing permanent disability and related complications.
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Berlin
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Munt& Palmer
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Massachusetts
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Tyrrell County
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Colorado Springs, Colorado
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Minn
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