The City of Mexico Governance Under a Purity Regime
The City of Mexico is described as well governed by regidores who serve without pay and own property. Its 1720 city hall faces the plaza near the cathedral and national palace, with a businesslike, dignified interior and no political graft, as observed by a Boston Herald reader.
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City of
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Boston Herald
Blood of the eel and venom serum science
The article discusses eel blood as a poisonous agent, the heat and digestion degrade its venom, and how eel serum differs from viper serum. It cites Mosso brothers who discovered eel venom, notes serum from immune animals accelerates action, and mentions Longman's Magazine and Venice Treacle origins.
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Mosso
Longnan’s
Percy Frankland
Venice
Tramp life questions and leprosy report highlight early 20th century concerns
A New York Independent report estimates about 7,000 boys in the United States live as full time tramps with an average age of fourteen. Other notes cover a Mexican duel death, Philippine leprosy prevalence, and the American Tract Society's 59 years of missionary outreach and distribution of Christian literature to homes, islands, and the armed forces.
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New York
Josiah Flint
United States
Bobo
Baptist Union
Victor Valez
Jose Betanzos
Cuernavaca
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Valez
Betanzos
Marine Hospital
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Cebu
Farmers Seek Local Bank Business Amid Competition Claims
A historical notice argues banks should be accessible to all farmers and residents while citing Frankfort chamber of commerce data on American competitiveness in global markets. It highlights English, Dutch, and Chinese trade references and endorses Paine & Co flavoring extracts for baking needs.
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Germany
America
Holland
Uganda
San Francisco
Japan
China
Bears the of 4 sT On e Tha Kind Yor
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable content about bears and a count of four. No clear event, people, or organization names are identifiable for a substantive news card.
Tutt's Liver Pills Offer Health Benefits
A CLEAR HEAD, good digestion, sound sleep, fine appetite and a ripe old age, are some of the results of the use of Tutt's Liver Pills. A single dose will convince you of their wonderful effects and virtue. An absolute cure for sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour stomach, dizziness, constipation bilious fever, piles, torpid liver and all kindred diseases. Tutt's Liver Pills
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Tutt
Beasley Heirs Seek Land Sale For Education Funds
Guardian R A Beasley announces plan to apply for sale of 160 acres in Faulkner county at the April term of the Probate Court. Proceeds to be used for the education and sustenance of minors J L Beasley H E Beasley and R E Beasley. March 18 1901.
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Faulkner County
J. L. Beasley
H. E. Beasley
R. E. Beasley
R. A. Beasley
Guardian
Dallas Telegraph College Offers Telegraphy Training
Wanted young men to learn telegraphy and station work for railway service. Situations secured or money refunded. Dallas Telegraph College located at 42-41 Dallas, Texas.
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Dallas Telegraph College
Birch Bark Tepee Described by Hud son Bay Explorer
CG Farr recounts details about the birch bark asphaligan tepee used by Ottawa region Indians on winter hunting trips. He explains bark sections sewn in three by twelve foot panels, their assembly on a cone frame, water shedding diagonal seams, and the spruce root sewing material wallup. The tepee folds into tight rolls for travel and rehydrates pliability when immersed.
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CG. C. Farr
Hudson Bay Company
Ottawa
Sle
Lake Animani
Peeshahbo
Mr. Farr
World stamp varieties tally across nations and regions
A catalog summary lists 13 811 known stamp varieties issued worldwide. Britain produced 131, colonies 3843, rest of world 9837. Europe 3359, Asia 2571, Africa 2320, America 4656, Oceania 905. United States leads with 287 varieties. Spain 278, Salvador 272, Uruguay and Shanghai 215.
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Great Britain
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Oceania
United States
Spain
Salvador
Uruguay
Shanghai
Bela
Beluchistan
Poland
Tierra del Fuego
Wadhwan
Cordoba
Crete
Formosa
Jhalawar
New Hebrides
Victoria
Ceylon
Ma Ee
Guinana
Hawaii
Rumania
Westminster Gazette
Russian photographers shame delinquent customers by hanging pictures
Russian photographers publicly shame delinquent customers by displaying their portraits upside down in glass cases. The practice targets people who fail to pay, turning a personal debt into a visible insult within the shop. Local shopkeepers report mixed reactions from patrons and passersby.
Public sale of Faulkner County real estate to satisfy decree
Pursuant to a Paulkner Chancery Court order entered September 24 1000 in cause No 755 L B Mills vs Emma A Harris et al sale set for Tuesday April 1901 at the east door of the Faulkner County Courthouse Arkansas. Property described as Northwest quarter of Section 15 Township 6 North Range 11 West with three month credit and bond with security. Commissioner in charge by March 27 01.
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L. B. Mills
Emma A. Harris Et al
Chancery
Court House
Faulkner County
Arkansas
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