Little Lost Boy Found With Big Dog by Police
In New York a lost child named Barney Bernard Barney Tismar and his Newfoundland Duke were found at One Hundred Seventy sixth Street and Third Avenue by Policeman Louis Schmidt from the Tremont station. Duke protected the boy until a station officer verified the boy’s name and master Berthold Tismar of 502 Brook Avenue.
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Louis Schmidt
Tremont Station
One Hundred and Seventy-sixth Street
Third Avenue
Duke
Schmidt
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Berthold Tismar
Brook Avenue
Bernard
Barney
Mr. Tismar
New York Journal
Women on Wheels and Sunday Rides Stir Public Opinion
An Indiana woman runs a successful cycle shop as bloomers and new costumes shape women riders who outnumber men in several cities. Rev. Peters weighs in on Sunday cycling, saying a short ride before church is fine while condemning excessive riding and dirtiness.
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Indiana
Charleston
D. C
Mr. Peters
Madison
Peters
New York
Prince Oscar Aged Eight Shows Forest of Ocean Toys
Prince Oscar son of the German empress turns eight and gathers a vast fleet of marine toys from river craft to a man of war. Wealthy subjects gift costly models and watch as the collection fills lakes near the royal residence with bright, cheerful displays.
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Prince Oscar
Germany
Old Fashioned Penalties for Naughty Children
The article recalls strict household discipline in earlier days with punishments for misbehaving children. It describes stitches repaired harshly with finger and thumb, a heavy thimble used on small fingers, and a pinafore tied over the head with a stiff busk used to strike the victim.
Shadow Buff in a Lively Stage Pantomime
The scene describes a shadow pantomime game where a 5 foot clothes horse forms a stage with three panels and a sheet. A little lady named Mile Buff sits before the screen while performers hide behind it in disguises and candles light the backdrop as Mile Buff guesses each hidden performer’s name.
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Mile
Buff
Bearded Vulture Trims Own Bristly Beard
The lammergeyer or bearded vulture, found in Old World mountain belts, is described as shaving its own bristly beard with feathers and bristles along the mandible and eye. Its claws act as razors as it carefully trims its facial plumage, growing a bristly mustache and full downy beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old World
San Francisco Examiner
Cleaning bicycle bearings with benzine method
The New York Post reports on dustproof bicycle bearings requiring frequent cleaning. Do not disassemble. pour benzine into oil holes through the tubing saddle post to flush dirt until the liquid runs clear. Back wheel bearings should be kept slightly loose for minimal side motion.
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New York Post
Tire Inflation Do's and Don'ts in Bicycle Care
A New York Post note discusses wheel maintenance focusing on tire care. It warns punctures and blowouts are common and outlines differing views on proper inflation for varying road surfaces. It cautions against prolonged sun exposure or warm room storage when tires are inflated.
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New York Post
Penn Woman's Press forms Pennsylvania affiliate
A new auxiliary in Pennsylvania known as the Penn Woman's Press association has formed to advance literary work among women, promote fraternal ties, and gain benefits of organized effort. Meetings occur every other Thursday at a Philadelphia hotel with officers led by President Mrs. A. R. Nesbitt and others.
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National Woman’s Press Association
Pennsylvania
Penn Woman’s Press Association
Philadelphia
A. RE. Nesbitt
Elizabeth OC. Storey
E. P. Mustin
Runaway Pig Mystery and Women’s Work in Germany
A humorous tale recounts a pig slipping through a log into a potato field, fooling the farmer and escaping again and again. The piece shifts to notes on German deaconess work, women’s roles in religion, and public speaking rights evolving in Germany and America.
Ida A Harper to write Susan B Anthony biography
Ida A Harper, skilled biographer and editor, will prepare a full biography of Miss Susan B Anthony under Anthony's supervision. Harper, a New Englander by birth raised in Indiana, has long edited and written for Terre Haute Daily News and Terre Haute Saturday Evening Mail. She travels to Rochester about February 1 to begin, with Anthony providing access to correspondence and family papers. project expected to take at least one year.
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Ida A. Harper
Susan B. Anthony
Miss Anthony
Harper
New England
Indiana
Terre Haute Daily News
Indianapolis News
Terre Haute Saturday Evening Mail
Firemen'’s
Sorrows of a Collector and a Mock Stevenson Autograph
A town man, eager for cultured prestige, receives a fake Stevenson autograph. A friend sends a slip that reads Please deliver to bearer $1.50, hoper Louis STEVENSON, proving the document is a counterfeit and not the master’s pen. The episode is recounted in a Washington Post style.
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East
Robert Louis Steven- 802 Wouid
Stevenson
Hoper
Louis Stevenson
Washington Post
Puritana Promoted By Dartmouth Professor's Formula
F C Platt of 43 Austin street Worcester recalls nine months of bowels inflammation and blood loss before praising Puritana. He credits the remedy with rapid relief and claims it cured his stomach and overall health, urging others to try the discovery he calls wonderful.
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Dixi Crosby
Dartmouth College
F. C. Platt
Austin Street
Worcester
U.S. Navy
Bradley Car Shops
Mass
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Barney and
Women ON Wheels
Prince
Penn Woan’s Press Association
America
Guauck
Evangelical Social Congress
Erfurt
Count Bernsworth
Stagecoach
Caleb
John
Mary
Jane
Mamima
New York Times
Anita Hetherington Haggerty
Justice McLear
New York Supreme Court
Vassar
University Law School
McCracken
Jegal Education Society
Womn
Rome
Berlin
Frankfort
New York Tribune
Dublin
Liffey
London
Brooklyn Health Culture Club
F.C. Platt
David Henderson
Hudson Cooperative Bank
Mareh Jush
Middlesex South
Maynard
L & Cross
South Acton
Acton Street
Joseph M. Hapgood
James Tuttle
Orrin S$. Fowler
John. K. Smith
Saul Smith
Ortin S. Fowler
Main Street
Hudson
Hodson, Cooperative Bank
Mortzagee
Charles BE. Hail
Maarmace
William F.litchfield
Maynard, Mass
Street
Dilmore
Ock, Maynard
Cambridge
Middlesex
Concord Enterprise
Concord
Charles J. Melntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
Prescott Keyes
Tremont Street
Boston
N. B
C.d.holmes
James Devane
Werst Acron
WM. ©. Hale
Maynard Sr
Acton, Mass
Monumental
Darling's Bik
Nason Sts
Quincy
Ooss Bowler
H.S. Richards
Saker
Bass
Commonwealth of
Massachusetts
Middlesex Ss
Luman K. Parmenter
Albert P. Willis
Florence C. Willis
Adaline M. Willis
Sudbury
Nicholas B. Hunt
Rufus
Luman PF. Parmenter
Luwan F. Parmenter
Sudbury Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Fsquire
Cott
S. H. Folsom
Moses H. Garfield
Chas.a. Smith
East Acton, Mass
N. Raymond Pratt
P.O
Sudbury, Mass
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