Boussy’s Toilet Sparks Cattle Care Fashion Talk
A Covington health official’s plan to brush cow teeth draws mockery as health experts question purity effects on milk. The piece imagines a future where fashionable cows have mirrors, oversized toothbrushes, tooth powder jars, eau de cologne, violet face powder, and a hoof manicure station, followed by cud flavored gum.
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Covington
Board of Health
Chicago Record
Herald
Beauty Shopa
Hossy
The Bureau of Entomology Prizes Practicable Insect Remedies
The bureau focuses on injurious insects with practical aims to discover remedies and inform the public. It is estimated that the United States suffers an annual economic loss from injurious insects of about 700 million dollars. This figure includes damage to crops orchards livestock stored products forests and other property but excludes losses from disease transmission like malaria typhoid yellow fever and other insect borne illnesses.
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Bureau of Entomology
Bureau
United States
Lb. O. Howard
National Magazine
Inventor Claims Solar Power Method to Light Homes
A Moston genius proposes a method to harvest sun energy and store it in an electric battery for nighttime lighting, presenting a bold advance amid fears of coal shortages. The article notes a $29,240,000 fine linked to the Chicago Daily News and questions whether coal prices will drop as ingenuity undercuts fossil fuel dependence.
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Moston
Chicago Daily News
WU the
Coal Trust
Underground passages planned beneath Champs Elysees in Paris
The city announces underground pedestrian routes at several points under the Champs Elysees to relieve morning and evening traffic jams caused by motor cars. The project may extend to other avenues near the Opera as foot traffic shifts underground. Staircases will be installed as inclined planes proved too costly.
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Champs Elysees
Opera
Annela
Paris
Crosuy
Crosuy Not Over Atreatm
Champs Elyades
Chicago Hebrew Institute urged to flee hell to Eden ideology
Rabbi Isaac Landman of Philadelphia told youths at the Chicago Hebrew institute to seek safety from hell in Eden, declaring hell to be the city and Eden the farm as part of his exhortation.
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Minnesota
Eden
Chicago
Telegraph and postal strike ends in Paria. subsidies planned
The telegraph and postal workers strike in Paria ends after negotiations. Japan and Chile will subsidize a new steamship line to be established between them. Harvard President Ellot denounces football as demoralizing in his final annual report. Britain accepts New Zealand’s offer to supply a fully equipped Dreadnaught free of cost. Arab attacks on steamers along the Tier Bas persist, forcing suspension of a British line polyices. A fireman identified after Willie wait’s case. a woman held on suspicion related to a concealment and her father’s involvement.
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Paria
Japan
Chile
Harvard
Ellot
Great Britain
New Zealand
Mastine
Willie Waite
Pala
Washington rumors on Supreme Court appointments stall brief note
News from Washington reports that speculation on early Supreme Court appointments is premature as sitting justices show no plans to retire. Other items include May resumption of aerial tests at Fort Myer and Wright brothers’ anticipated Washington arrival June 1.
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Tribunal
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Wright Brothers
Washington
Orvilla Wright
France
Hughes
Colorado
Philippines
Third Colorado Cavalry
Andrews
New Mexico
Ballinger
Interior Department
Sabath
Hitchcock
Wyoming news roundup in Cheyenne and Lander rural life
Cheyenne aims to acquire a large automobile for city officers. Forest service staff changes include Zeph Jones being succeeded by For ester Forntee of the Farghee reserve. Diamond drill seeks coal north and east of Lander, while Bell buys half of the Jaco Mill herd for 32000 dollars. A sheep thief in Laramie faces two years, and a 1903 railway death prompts $3000 in missing funds. Beet acreage expansion and a Lovell factory plan loom, plus a $10000 seed offer prompts seed requests. Public works include road timbering by Indians and a new veterinary department at the University of Wyoming to study sheep losses. An auto track project north of Cheyenne, Frontier Days activity, a will tied to Mrs Ryan, and other regional items fill the periodical.
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Zeph Jones
Bonneville National Forest
Forester Forntee
Farghee Reserve
George H. Hickey
Detroit
Mich
Hickey
Cheyenne
Lusk
Thomas Bell
Jaco Mill
Bell
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Fred Hook
Laramie
Hook
Larimer
Iamai William Conley
Wyoming
Lavell
Billings
Montana
Lovell
E. J. Bell
Laramie Plains
Beltz
Walden
Colo
Albany
Sblds
Gleneyre
Keystone
Holmes
Wyo
Big Horn County
Wool Growers’ Association
Washington
National Wool Growers’ Association
Harry A. Wadsworth
Lander
Yellowstone Park
Wind River Reservation
Indian Department
Wind River
Dabole
C. L. Prien
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
University of Wyoming
Veterinary Science
Frontier Committee
Frontier Park
Oae
Mary EB. Ryan
John (Posey) Ryan
Nellie Behan
Ryan
Mra, Behan
Wean Clouser
Thermopolis
Mra Hada
Guerna
Ge Iain
Dash My Guns Squire Irrigates Screecher Voice
In a quirkily comic vignette a goufy squire in pajamas storms the hallways as the town tale unfolds. The boy and his pretty sister reveal Mr. Screecher is simply practicing his voice. The squire plans to irrigate it with a sprinkling can to aid cultivation.
Catarrh Cure Ad and Domestic Life Snippets
An old advertisement extols Walping, Kinnan & Martin Wholesale Druggists cure for catarrh with Cheney's solution, promising internal use and blood clearance. The piece blends crime-era humor and a quip about marital arguments, ending with a joke about gentle ruling in marriage and self preservation.
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F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Martin
Fiall
Bultie
Hall
Genuine Possum Pretender Delights Philadelphia Ledger
A playful exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger features a waiter and patron bantering about possum meat. The patron claims the dish tastes quite good yet isn’t possum, while the waiter asserts that the true possum is a master pretense, a tongue in cheek line reflecting regional humor.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Relief Eye Salve Ad Promises Quick Care
An old advertisement touts Doctor Mitchell's Eye Salve as ready relief for inflamed eyes. It claims one bottle usually provides complete care and notes the remedy is available in all stores for 25 cents.
Notable Dialect Story Sparks Editor's Skepticism
A Cleveland Leader exchange questions the accuracy of a dialect piece. The author counters, claiming the work is among the best and urging careful reading to note the intentional spellings and style.
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Cleveland
The Eternal Marathon and a Rear Pew Quip
In a bishop style retort a preacher calls man a worm while a twice married man in a rear pew quips that woman is the early bird. A witty exchange turns on a husband suspecting his wife’s dislike, proven by him eating her mince pies.
Fragmented OCR Fragment on Moral Uplift and Health
The readable text presents a collage of quotes on penury health and virtue from varied sources. It includes remarks on penury as wages of the pen, health tips about digestion and constipation, and lines praising true thinking pure living and noble character. The garbled OCR mentions teachers writers and a public essay tone.
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Verres
Denver Man Kills Nurse Then Fatally Shoots Self
John Collins sixty eight shot Miss Gerah Nichols seventy in their Denver home then killed himself. Mrs. Jesse F. McDonald, wife of ex governor, is related to both. Nichols survived briefly after removal of the bullet. Police and coroner deem it a tragic end to a long illness driven breakdown.
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John Collins
Gerah Nichols
Mra
Jesse F. McDonald
Mies Nicholss
Mra. McDonald
Mrs. McDonald
Misa Nichols
C. A. Ellis
Ellis
John R. Gemmill
McDonald
Colling
Miss Nichols
St. Luke's Hospital
Iife
Crazy Snake Band Routed In Oklahoma Clash
A detachment of Crazy Snake's band near his home was surrounded by deputy sheriffs on Monday afternoon. A fierce exchange followed with over 200 shots fired. One Indian was killed and eight captured. the rest fled with deputies in pursuit. The posse reported several Indians hit. By midnight Crazy Snake, Chittim Harjo, was cornered in North Canadian bottoms near Pierce as about 300 militiamen and deputies closed in, with a capture expected at daybreak.
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Crazy Snake
Oklahoma City
Okla
Indiana
Attempt on Roosevelts life aboard the Hamburg
An Italian passenger tried to attack ex President Roosevelt aboard the Hamburg on the Azores bound voyage to London. Giuseppe Tosti shouted that the man had taken his child and demanded pay, but guards restrained him and Roosevelt remained unharmed.
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London
Express
Horta
Azores
Hamburg
Pasenger
Giuseppe Tosti
Velt
Kermit
Itallam
President Taft Invited Across Nation for Summer Tour
The president is overwhelmed by invitations for visits and speeches nationwide this coming summer. He cannot yet confirm exact plans for a long Western tour with a possible Alaska side trip while awaiting preliminary arrangements and partner events.
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Washington
Tafts
Seilevea He le Gharile Roea in Pittsburg Pa
A garbled report mentions William Gramtmipe of McKees Rocks and a coal miner in Shamokin, with a reference to a Pittsburgh railroad area. The legible parts suggest an obituary or notice involving local workers and place names, but the full meaning is unclear.
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Seilevea
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