Clover Leaf Excursions To Niagara Falls And Jersey Coast
Clover Leaf Route offers yearly trips to Niagara Falls and Jersey Shore resorts. Dates include August 7 and 28 to Niagara Falls and return, and August 2 and 16 to Atlantic City Ocean City Sea Isle City Cape May and other Atlantic Coast resorts. Lengths vary from 12 days to 15 days with rates by Clover Leaf agents.
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Niagara Falls
Sea Shore
Jersey Coast
Atlantic City
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Cape May
N. J
Atlantic Coast
Jersey
Clover Leaf
W. L. Ross
Toledo
Letting Bid for Steam Heating System at Van Buren Township
Trustee of Van Buren Township in Fountain County Indiana invites bids for a complete steam heating plant at the Public School Building in Stone Bluff. Plans and specs available three days before bid opening. bids due with $30 bid guarantee. contract awarded to lowest responsible bidder with bond and 1 year guarantee.
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Wreecersburg
Indiana
Stone Blu
Lettin
Advisory Board
Amuetl J. Ludlow
Advertising as a Modern Power and Public Benefit
Leslie's Weekly argues advertising fuels progress and education across society. It urges churches missions physicians and lawyers to advertise to expand influence and accessibility, asserting professional ads should not lower dignity.
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Leslie's Weekly
Immortality and the lasting effects of a life
Dr. Paul Carus argues that life does not end with death but leaves posthumous effects through soul, character, and actions. He suggests in critical moments one should ask what they would wish done if they had died then to guide right choices. Monist attribution notes.
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Paul Carus
Man
Monist
Snails Detect Odors From a Distance And By Skin
A University of Geneva professor reports snails sense odors from a distance and by skin contact. He notes that bringing a strongly smelling substance near a snail’s tentacles causes a sharp recoil and a change in direction, while mere proximity or skin contact can cause indentations.
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University of Geneva
A Wise Scheme
The Washington Star quotes Mr Bliggins who defends his method of learning by provoking controversy. He argues that heated exchange helps people shed what they think they know and encourages new understanding.
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Mr. Bliggins
Washington Star
Inheritance and Influence Across Generations
A philosophical dialogue asks if a man's influence endures after death. A young woman reveals her husband blocked her from remarriage, illustrating control of property as a lasting obstacle. The excerpt blends literary reflections on fame, legacy, and the living memory of greatness.
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Detroit Free Press
The Man Who Laughs and the Beast Man Myth
An ethnologist cites Victor Hugo describing medieval and modern legends of “beast men” who kidnap children and transform them into wild, showy creatures. The process, imagined as flesh sculpture, is said to end with a speechless, shaggy captive sold to a traveling showman.
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Victor Hugo
Chiiren
Shaggy
China
Hog Money and the Bermudian Brass Coinage Origins
A brief historical note on Bermuda brass money known as hog money struck from 1650 featuring a hog and a ship. The article links early wrecks of Spanish and English ships to Bermuda’s discovery and coast lore, mentions Devil's Land, sea lore, and Shakespeare's Tempest as a literary aside.
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Bermuda
Juan Bermudez
Cuba
Devil's Land
Public Improvements and Civic Betterment Principles
A discussion on wisely expended public funds for sanitary and artistic improvements. It argues that money spent on worthwhile health infrastructure and quality art yields safer, more profitable results, while wasteful projects and poor filtration deserve critique. The note also mentions coronation era precedence among English and Scottish peers.
The Shepherds Crook and its Uses in Flock Care
A London Standard item discusses the shepherds crook as more than a walking aid. It explains the tool helps recapture and guide scattered sheep, with specifics on how the crook’s end secures a leg to prevent a signature escape, while noting the broader moral tones of such rural duties.
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Althonesh
Wil
London Standard
Songs Without Words Delights Loudon Bystander Audience
The Loudon bystander notes the audience at a performance of Monidlelssofa's Songs Without Words fills in the gaps with chatter. Critics quote Maxim on the slippery price and the good words acting as a staff.
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Monidlelssofa
Loudon
The Balanced Push of Business Growth
Orison Swett Marden in Success Magazine warns that prosperity tempts relaxation. He compares business to a heavy boulder uphill requiring constant pushing and monitoring. A lapse invites stagnation, decay, or collapse as the enterprise loses momentum.
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Orison Swett Marden
Success Magazine
Sacking of New York Theater Amid Public Distress in 1705
The May 3 1705 Gazette recounts a theater event in New York halted by an angry crowd. Spectators, alarmed by rumors of unrest and poverty, forced entry, causing injuries including a skull fracture and the theater’s destruction by fire on the common.
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New York
the Gazette
Quail Hatchlings Escort by Protective Mother
Quail chicks hatch and sprint through the grass with shell fragments clinging to them. The mother watches and leads the brood to safety, feigning injury to divert threats. Once distant, she rises swiftly while the young remain still or move cautiously.
The Squirrel Fish Described with Bright Red Body
A curious creature called the squirrel fish is noted for its peculiar barking like a squirrel. It differs from its namesake in appearance, showing a brilliant red color, quick darting movements, a striped body, and a spiny skin undersea.
Common Names Across Nations and Surnames in Europe
The article notes that nations have common smith names such as Jones and Robinsons. In France Durand is extremely common, akin to Smith in English usage. In northern Germany Berlin, Mey er is used as Mr. Smith, while Schulze is among the most common surnames in some areas.
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Smiths
Joneses
Rouinsons
France
Smith
Durand
Berlin
Germany
Herr Meyer
Mr. Smith
Schulze
Encouragement for a New Clerk in Philadelphia Ledger
A clerk gains confidence in understanding the business with support from the employer. The admonition to keep at it for four or five years suggests ongoing training and patience as expertise grows.
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Scewll
Philadelphia Ledger
Client Lawyer Q and A About Finding Help
A dialogue shows a client asking many questions to a lawyer and the lawyer assuring no annoyance. The client mentions having a son, reflecting a personal, everyday legal aid moment.
Compliment on Looks Sparks Clash Over Wardrobe
A girl enjoys praise that she looks good in anything, but a wife views the compliment as a ploy to push her to wear old clothes.
Regimental Reunions and Forty Third Anniversary Battle Chickamauga
A notice promoting the September 18 19 20 1906 regimental reunion at Chickamauga National Park to mark the forty third anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga. Includes states in attendance Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Missouri Kansas Kentucky and instructions to visit battlefield markers and learn from officers. Encourages tickets via Louisville and Nashville Railway Battlefield Route and lists regional agents and sale details with Portland cement branding.
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Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Chickamauga National Park
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Misouri
Kansas
Kentucky
Clood Stained
Louisville & Nashville S
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