American Boy Battleship Drive Aims for 96 Million
Patriotic Americans back a school project to raise 96 000 000 for a battleship named the American Boy. The appeal lists large sums for the project while noting health tips and a tonic for stomach liver and bowel troubles.
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United States
Ti Costa
Vegetarian Crocodiles Report From Lake Chiuta
A report by George Hoare of the British Central Africa Protectorate notes lake Chiuta crocodiles as strict vegetarians. They have not attacked fishermen and are said to travel miles inland for roots, contrasting with typical carnivorous crocs. Efforts to obtain a specimen will be made.
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George Hoare
British Central Africa Protectorate
Lake
Chiuta
London
Strong Testimonials For Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
Several women report relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs A W Smrru of Biddeford Maine says symptoms vanished after one bottle. Mrs Mevissa Paris of Lexington Indiana and Mrs Motu E Henner of Powell Station Tennessee share improved energy and health after weeks of use.
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A. W. Smrru
Summer St
Biddeford
Lydia E. Pinkham
Motu E. Henner
Powell Station
Tenn
The Japanese Pagodas Resist Earthquakes Across Centuries
The pagodas in Japan are among the few building types that endure frequent earthquakes. Centuries-old structures remain firm due to a pendulum-like design: heavy timbers form a wide base with a long beam at the apex, balanced by bolted timbers on four sides. This arrangement keeps the center of gravity at the base, preserving stability during tremors.
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Japan
Bananas for Typhoid Patients and Various Advertisements
A survey of medical advice and assorted commercial notices: a foreign specialist advocates bananas as a safe, nutritious option for typhoid patients, explaining that solid foods risk perforation while bananas offer high nutrition with minimal irritation. The page also includes reminders for No-To-Bac tobacco cure, cold remedies, fish and cod warnings, low priced buggies, bicycle sales, nerve restorers, public executions in Austria, and Cascarets for constipation.
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New York Ledger
Undertaker Career Prompted Latin Lesson
A Practical Classics vignette shows Mrs Timkins urging her son’s education as she emphasizes Latin. The schoolmaster notes Latin is a dead language, but she insists it will be useful since he plans to become an undertaker.
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Gerstle
Multinational Wealth Figures by Michael G Mulhall
The table lists national wealth by nation led by the United States at 81.75 billion dollars with Britain France Germany Russia and others noted. A Boston Transcript quip about women's views on husbands follows, illustrating the era's voice and tone.
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Michael G. Mulhall
United States
Great Britain
France
Wee
Germany
Russia
Anbeene Aeens
Cube Cegedoneeens
Easaeonees Ee
Clean blood and skin promoted by popular tonics
An array of old advertisements tout Cascarets for cleaning blood and liver, Piso’s Cure for Consumption, H. H. Green’s Dropsy treatment, Lyon & Co smoking tobacco, and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, highlighting cures, offers, and testimonials from various locales.
Siberian Railroad Reaches Siminskaya Near Irkutsk
In August the Siberian railroad opened to Siminskaya on the Oka within 150 miles of Irkutsk, the Siberia capital near Lake Baikal. Rails already extend to Irkutsk, with traffic planned to begin there before winter.
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Siminskaya
Oka
Irkutsk
Siberia
Lake Baikal
Recited Lord’s Prayer by Booth Thrills New York Crowd
James O Neill recalls a New York Fifth Avenue hotel gathering where Edwin Booth repeated the Lord s Prayer for diplomats statesmen and New Yorkers The actor s performance moved listeners to awe saying it was the most powerful argument for Christianity and left them with a lasting shudder
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Booth
New York City
James O'Neill
Lewiston Journal
Washington
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Lord Sackville West
United States
Dante
Dore
Edwin Booth
Child Writes Essay On Charge At Stable
A man finds his son Harry sitting on a horse in the stable with slate and pencil. When asked what he is doing, the boy says he is writing a composition. He explains he is writing on charge because the teacher told him to.
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Harry
C Harge
Chicago News
Modern naval guns and patent horseshoe claims parodied in period text
The passage surveys naval gun wear limits and a sermon on patents for horsehoes, while warning about mercurial catarrh remedies and touting Hall’s Catarrh Cure. It includes ads for No-To-Bac and Cascarets with pricing notes and a note about gold and silver in circulation.
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