Diverse tallies on economy science and migration trends
Notes on gold production totals, railway mileage, and falling death rates in England. Maine colleges aid poor youths with annual expenses between 200 and 800 dollars. Debates on education, health, and immigration statistics contrast Irish, German, and English arrivals since 1820. Aluminum production rises with navy use and technical writing standards spur posture research. Iceland migration to Alaska proposal and Canadian penitentiary statistics wrap the survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Maine
Republic of Education
Opportunity in a Golden Bird Tale
A poemizing alert compares Opportunity to a golden bird perched in a tree, urging readers to seize the moment this hour this day before it flies. It warns that hesitation yields sorrow the might have been and laments lives ground in Time's mill with Failure ever looming.
Coney Island Holiday Ends in Envelopes Mix Up
A group of working islanders enjoy a day at Coney Island with Jenny Smith and Hatty Field. At the pier a luggage mix up reveals a mix of valuables and a mistaken envelope system. The couple returns home with a tale of salt air and mistaken identity. Jane Smith vanishes after the mishap, leaving questions about the envelope misdelivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonny Smith
Heraclf
Coney Island
Grand Street
Jerome Jelliff
Hatty Field
John Jelliff
Jenny Smith
Jenny
John Jolliff
John
Jennny
Bay Ridge
Jack Jolliff
Miss Smith
Jane Smith
Neptune
Coys
Coney Islanders
Hattle Field
Jenny- Ailsa Smith
Medea
Hatty
Mr. Sollitt
Janny Smith
Cerstainly
John Jef
Miles Jane Smith
Watty Field
New York
Ledgar
Treasury Secretaries Routine Satisfies Washington Voters
A vivid look inside the Treasury Department shows the secretary signing about a thousand documents daily. The scene features a clutter of visitors, a busy staff, and the private secretary handling callers while the chief signs amid newspaper chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Potomac Flats
Washington
Bureau
Efor
Atepa
Dob” Wynne
Lrenary
New York Recorder
Ladies' Department Home For Single Women In Vienna
A cooperative home for unmarried women in Vienna aims to start with one hundred residents. Each resident will share housekeeping duties on assigned days, with income from 35 to 70 dollars monthly per person to cover expenses and build a fund for the home. The plan was reported by the New York Mail and Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iast
New York Mail and Express
United States
Iceland
Alaska
New York News
Boward
Haying
Florida
Key Weat
Cape Florida
New York Commercial Advertiser
Rosa
Bho
China
New York Mall and Express
Vienna
Austria
Cinb
California
New York
Why Mules Are Stronger Than Horses
The article argues mules endure longer due to sleeping lying down, unlike horses that sleep standing. It notes standing sleep damages knees, leading to premature aging and crippling, with night stable observations of tired horses. Horses’ standing sleep is contrasted with a mule’s habit of lying down when exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Warlng, Jr
Boston
Stephen Smith
Discass
Jack
Stork
Lider
Imagination Power Quirk in Walnut Street Doctor’s Tale
A Walnut Street doctor recalls treating a woman with cramps after she ate ice cream. He says a man nearby cried as the word mixing struck him, and the scene left the patient feeling sick shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Palace
Maybach
China
Shce
Pluredelphia
Household Wool Cleaning and Preservation Tips
Practical domestic notes cover cleaning wool work with ox gall and gin mixtures, keeping eggs in lime and salt brine for long storage, and easy washing methods. Additional recipes include Banana Fritters, Deviled Sardines, Egg Soup, Baked Omelet, with steps and measurements.
Living Skeleton Preserved as One-of-a-kind Exhibit
In a dime museum a lone living skeleton attracts sympathetic visitors who lament the toll of daily earnings on the performer. A visitor notes the constant questions about what to eat to gain weight, while the skeleton laments fatigue from the endless routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quo
Fowler
St. Louis Republic
Henry Clewns
Walla
Jet
Fonlard Ia
Merveilloux
Faille Francaise
Surah
Daya
Jace
India
America
Ol Hotel Craveler Historic Hostelry Record
An historic hotel register fragment notes an old hostelry named Ol Hotel Craveler. The text hints at its status as one of the oldest hotels in the area with a proud traditional claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talifax
N. S
Canada
Akon
Durmnion
Curious scientific scraps from the ocean and land
A collection of notes on natural philosophy including rabbit port development in Australia, atmospheric air and tree roots, Mount St Elias expeditions, and a Catskill tunnel finish. It also reports mussel safety, electric street railways in Dover New Hampshire, and a paper based marvels using in steel and railway car wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swater
Mount
St. Elias
National Geographical Society
M. Camillo Fiammarion
Anstronomer
Europe
Algerica
Catskill Mountains
Walton, N. Y
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
Atlantic
Virchow
Cagale
Jos
Dover
N. H
New England
Brestay
Brooklyn
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Timuels
State
The
Union
England
New Orleans Times-Democrat
New York Independent
Old Colony
Actile Plant
France
Supreme Council of Hygiena of
Dra
Lady William Lennox
BY Amy Nandolve
Munsey
Secretary of the Treasury
Belial
Guna
Boston Couriar
Ladies' Department
Jensey
Chicago
Vrils Namver
Kitty C. Wilkins
Catte
Ram
Miss Wilking
Idaho
Omaha
Miss Wilkins
Goat Prairie
Arto
Ledger
Fashion Notes
Walnut Street
Washington Star
New_, York World
Hobart Mercury
Manila
Berdas Loulee
Ware
St. Jol
Mir Badoes
Fall River
Nowe
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