Chicago Chef Says Teddy 18 A Heavy Eater
Chicago, Mar 7. The Union League club host says Theodore Roosevelt devoured a colossal breakfast and was constantly ordering more food from arrival to banquet. He details items like strawberries, broiled chicken, hashed brown potatoes, and two orders of shirred eggs.
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Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
An old Wyeth Chemical Company advertisement promotes Sage and Sulphur as a simple hair darkener. It claims sulfur supports hair color and vitality and offers the product for 50 cents to 1 dollar, with direct purchase from Wyeth and local retailer A B Roedel.
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Idaho legislature adjourns after four days over pay
Platform pledges overlooked as Idaho's Republican legislature adjourns amid rejection of a state wide prohibition law and constitutional amendment, and defeat of a railway commission measure. The body ends with a revised direct primary plan and party declarations amid partisan clashes.
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Woman Teacher Missing in New Jersey City
Burlington police seek clues into the disappearance of Mike Marianna Butterly an instructor at St. Marys School for Girls in Trenton relatives appeal for public help after she vanished from the institute last evening Butterly 35 a member of a prominent Trenton family is missing authorities say she sent ten years ago to the school for girls
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Wireless Telegraphy Progress Quietly Delivers Global Reach
Paris on March 7 reports rapid advances in wireless telegraphy and its growing public interest. Experts note improved navigation positioning at sea and the potential for a worldwide network as more stations connect.
Description of Woman Leaving School in Dark Attire
A fragment describes a woman about age five feet tall with a pale complexion who left school wearing dark clothing and a dark felt hat. The text focuses on appearance and outfit details.
Little Italy Shocked by Dynamite Dome
A bomb was found in a hallway of a building occupied by Italians and another in a grocery doorway, removed and extinguished by police before harm. The blasts damaged the store and floor, and both devices followed ransom demands on the occupants.
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Colorado couple adopts five orphans in one family case
Colorado Springs on March 7 Mr and Mrs Cox adopted five children from Mrs Elizabeth Young whose husband was shot two years ago at Gillett. The five orphans ages 3 to 12 include three boys and two girls. The Coxes, in moderate means, chose to take all the children rather than split the siblings.
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Dairymen's League Producers to Organize in Middletown
A meeting in Middletown New York on Tuesday aims to organize dairy producers into a union to protect their interests. The Dairymen's League already has groups in twenty counties across New York New Jersey Connecticut and Pennsylvania and expects hundreds to enroll.
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Roy Brothers Bank in Roy New Mexico Closed
Roy Trust and Savings Bank at Roy Moro county New Mexico has been ordered closed by a territorial bank examiner while its books are investigated. Owned by the Roy brothers who run the town of Roy, the bank was capitalized at 10000 dollars with deposits mainly small checking accounts. Officials anticipate paying depositors in full, though doubt remains.
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Miss Katherine Elkind Visits Panama Canal
New Orleans reports Miss Katherine Elkind and her party left the city by train and boarded the Abanga bound for Panama after refusing to register at St. Charles hotel. The party maintained secrecy during departure and planned to sail from Colon after crossing the isthmus.
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Ranchman Saved From Eagles Claws by Girl
Pueblo Colorado report Mar 7 H T Walby of 04 Ash street suffered serious injuries in a dramatic encounter yesterday when a ranchman was attacked by eagles and a young girl intervened to save him.
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Bald eagle injures man in his yard during restraint attempt
A Beulah rancher, William Porter, gave a big bald eagle to Walby who tied the bird in his yard. While loosening a leg knot, the eagle attacked and sank its talons into Walby’s cheeks. Neighbor Orin Maubel struck the bird with a broom and freed Walby after medical help was summoned.
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Notice to Teachers on Certification Exam Schedule
Notice from Mamie E Hefferon County Superintendent of Schools announcing an examination for certificates to be held in Wheatland Torring at the high school buildings starting March 31 2014. The program lists multiple subjects across Friday and Saturday sessions with various courses and practices.
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Man leaps to test parachute atop Washington Monument
A middle aged man, identified as C St. Rudersell of Baltimore, attempted to jump from an observation window over 500 feet high on the Washington Monument. He carried a silk umbrella device claimed as a parachute to test its use for aviation accidents. Guards restrained him and refused the experiment.
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Frock of Mayor's Wife Proves Railroad Rift in Tupelo
In Tupelo Mississippi on March 7 the city council and the Frisco railroad clash, sparked two years ago by an allegation that the mayor’s wife's spring frock was stained by cinders from a puffing freight locomotive, a dispute shaping local tensions.
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Advertised store profits attract women shoppers
Women learn that the advertised store can sell large quantities at lower per sale profits while the unadvertised shop relies on few high profit sales, making store advertising crucial for every buyer.
Frisco Councils Pass Smoke Ordinance Amid City Turmoil
Frisco officials approved a smoke ordinance believed aimed at Princo engines. Frisco shops moved a mile from Thpelo, a once thriving town. The population fell as several merchants left Tupelo. New Tupelo’s offer to consolidate was rejected, keeping Tupelo on the map.
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Beware the fake eyeglass man and his free exam
A warning against unscrupulous eyeglass sellers and their free eye exams. The piece urges readers to read Pearson's Magazine article exposing these tricks, noting eye problems can stem from other issues like a disordered stomach and that avoiding the cheat may save money and prevent misery.
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Debates on Constitution Reform and Women Pay Gap
The issue questions whether the U S Constitution should be revised to fit modern conditions and explains why women earn less than men based on investigations across many workplaces. Alfred Henry Lewis presents a New York gunmen tale, with mystery romance and adventure also included.
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Alfred Henry Lewis
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