Good Men Push Religious Order on Northbound Train
Rev H C Stoneman led about 6000 Stonemen to Pittsburgh to form a fellowship here and demonstrate the Pennsylvania Railroad’s ability to move soldiers quickly. The excursion showcased a 10 coach train with a central commissary car, full of Stonemen, their music, and a plan for pilgrimages to Buffalo Niagara Falls and beyond.
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Pittsburg
H. C. Stoneman
Philadelphia
Stonemen
Wittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
War Department
Brotherhood of Man
Stone
Ward Organization
Buffalo
Stoneman
Pillsbury
Niagara Falls
Charlotte Russes For Dogs At Hotel Majestic
New York report claims Prince and Princess Troubetzkoy brought two Siberian bloodhounds to the Hotel Majestic. The dogs were housed in a basement kennel and were fed charlotte russe in the dining room daily, with the valet directing the sweets to the bloodhounds.
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New York
Prince
Paul Troubetykoyv
Hotel Majestic
Baetment
Fishing for dollar bills in Wellsboro stream
Two boys in Wellsboro Brown and Seely fished a stream and found a dollar bill on a hook mistaken for a lizard. News spread as local anglers now try catching dollar bills from the same stream.
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Wellsboro
Brown
Seely
Red hair and genius among historic figures analyzed
A long note surveys biographers who link hair color with genius. It cites Swinburne and John Bunyan as red haired exceptional cases, claims dark brown to black hair dominates eminent ranks, and notes hair texture correlates with power. It discusses beards, eyebrows, and general facial hair in historic portraits.
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Swineburne
John Bunyan
Whawkeray
Charles Kassel
Mr. Kassel
Napoleon
Jackson
James Russell Lowell
Grieg
Cain
Judas Iccariot
Pontius Pilate
Savonarola
Roller Shade Shield For Cars In Street Use
A proposed roller shade shield for parked cars protects interiors from dust and rain. The device mounts to the window framework and rolls down to cover the cabin, remaining unobtrusive when not in use. It aims to deter vandalism and weather exposure during street parking.
Making of Leather Substitutes and Market Notes
An excerpt discusses imitation leather production and its perceived realism versus traditional leather. It notes a market for substitutes in certain regions and hints at industrial processes and supply chains related to tanning, coverings, and fuel-driven machinery.
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Ees
Toassin
Pereat
Zeland
Nreat
Dip to Prevent Scab Continues Precaution for Flocks
Veterinary specialists urge sheep owners to dip flocks annually for several years to guard against sheep scab. Two dips 10 to 14 days apart are needed to destroy mites, as eggs survive the first dip. Early symptoms include restlessness, itching, and wool loss, with mites visible under magnification.
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Department of Agriculture
Seine River Scenes Amid War Time Paris Tour
A wartime travel sketch along the Seine in Paris describes moored boats four abreast awaiting business, riverside life on and off boats, and a tour from Place de l Alma past the Eiffel Tower. It notes security around the tower with wireless stations, searchlights, and guard posts, detailing height and structure of the tower and nearby landmarks.
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Dinudies
Uae
Fenedi
Sorvdee
Nord Catillad
Paris
Utah
Seine
Place de l’Alma
Eiffel Tower
Champ de Mars
Trocadero Palace
TS Tours
Aera Ceouts
Seneh
Rene
Libby
New York Harbor
Essy
St. Germnicina
Csud
Mlitary
Paria
Tamie
Auéa Trucdis
Cretedes
Uinaorens Vant
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Pennsylvania
Charlotte Russes
Ranutaet
Gamutophites
Seine River
Bandit Chaser,” Gen. Pershing
Villa
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