What Women Invent What wiethertnepiration of the five Vingligh women
The article surveys women inventors in ancient and modern times, noting the rise of female invention though widespread social barriers. It covers examples from fashion to war technology, and highlights an exhibition demonstrating women’s creative output against arguments of female inferiority. It also touches on iron use in antiquity and early metallurgical questions.
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Torbhoom Lye Tondon
Hagiah
Mora
Atoyner
Khipa
Wonin Suftravse
White
Wsanda
Liv
Haya Toon
Tuutly
Ridgeway
Europe
Pearls Found in Fresh Water Near Hampden
Two Hampden men recently found around 200 freshwater pearls near Greenfield. A local jeweler valued the largest at hundreds of dollars and advised sending it to Tiffany in New York for appraisal. The report notes the pearls are fresh water but indistinguishable from shell pearls to the untrained eye.
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Maine
Greenfield
Bangor
Tiffany
New York
Kunnehes Journal
Limits In Everything in City Boulders Debate
A fragmented quote shows a discussion about city limits and boulders falling in a district. The text references a father and a son, with concerns about public accountability and safety. It reflects a chaotic exchange likely from a Chicago publication and mentions modern life and parental restraint.
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Little Lite
Ryetop
Chicago
The Sewing Light is The Rayo Lamp
The Sewing Light is The Rayo Lamp offers steady white light for sewing or reading. Brass and nickel plated with an improved central draft burner. A low priced lamp promising long value and customer loyalty. Desler agency circular promotes the Atlantic Re zining Company.
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Rayo
the Atlantic Rezining Company (Incorporated
Dangerous Germs Carried by Flies Warn Readers
A目dense report from Me Clure's Magazine explains how a single fly can harbor millions of germs from dirty swill, sewer, and spoiled food. It cites experiments showing flies transfer bacteria to sterilized plates, supporting links between fly activity and disease such as typhoid fever.
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Connecticut
Juu
Daniel
Jackson
New York City
Meims
Swillowil
Phepon
Adeo
Mike
Ubis
Prussia's Forests to Pay Big Returns for Public Use
A magazine excerpt notes 20,000,000 acres of pine forests in Prussia, with half owned by the people and communities. It cites past profits of 80 cents per acre yearly, now 1.65, and projects 8 dollars per acre later, promising $20,000,000 annual income to the state and communities. It highlights protective value, timber and paper stock, streams, and land improvement. It also includes a humorous quip about a doctor and practice.
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Prussia
Everybody's Magazine
Wrong Diagnosis and Racy Exchange Reported Laughs
A Chicago News quip cites a bachelor in Ohio claiming women avoid child rearing and proposes a home for children from birth to age 15. The exchange includes banter about thinking, marriage, and a joke about a hen loafing and a turkey.
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Ayer
Myer
Marria
Y Gyer
Chicago News
Ohio
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Kandy
Britannia
Upper
Tonkin
Mowgaze
Upper Tonkin
London Globe
B. W. Stennett & Son
London Saturday Review
Alloer
Picendily
War Office
Library Theater
Erie Railroad
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Corry
D. S. Rowe
Erie’ Station
A. C. Hilton
Buffalo
N. J
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Mc Cray & Stearns
R. S. Johnson
Kinsella
the Carpet Man
W. Main St
Corry, Pa
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