Budapest Grand Old City and Women Suffrage in Argentina
The piece describes Budapest with Pesth and Buda landmarks and river views, noting monuments to reform leaders. It also reports on Argentina where women in Buenos Aires vote informally, led by Senora Lopez Nelson, as a step toward universal suffrage and a constitutional amendment proposal.
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Budapest
Pesth
Buda
Danube
St. Stephen’s
Hungary
National Geographic Magazine
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Senora Lopez-Nelson
South African Fruits Debut in New York Markets
South Africa supplies novelty fruit to New York markets with peaches plums and melons hybridized into bright red and yellow shapes. Fruits are carefully selected packed in excelsior and shipped under refrigeration via England with four weeks minimum voyage, noted by Scientific American.
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South Africa
New York City
England
Scientific American
The Perils of Westchester Deer On Public Roads
The North Castle Sun notes deer sightings around Westchester unsettle mothers but asserts the animals are harmless. It warns that a deer driving an auto on a public highway would be a greater danger.
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Westchester
North Castle
Wealth From Alaska Mining Industry Output
The Alaska mining industry, starting in 1880 with the Juneau gold placers, has yielded over 418 million dollars in metals and minerals including gold silver copper tin tungsten antimony coal petroleum marble gypsum chromites platinum and palladium.
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Alaska
Juneau
Heroic collie saves boy and dies protecting family
Clyde Scott, a four year old, is rescued from a vicious sow by his loyal collie on a Beck ley farm in West Virginia. The dog fights the sow to protect the child, is killed in the effort, and is hailed as a hero for supreme self sacrifice. The boy's mother carries the injured child to safety as the dog remains to confront the danger. The animal is praised as a soldier and gentleman, a devoted comrade, and a Christian hero for its selfless act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Scott
Beckley
W. Va
Baltimore Sun
Little Collie
Plague that Follows War Reaches Uruguayan Ports
Reports recount Montevideo authorities refusing a dog entry on a passenger steamer due to rinderpest outbreaks among Uruguay cattle. Rinderpest, a cattle plague, can spread via animals and fodder. its cause is unknown, though it recurs after wars. Symptoms include fever cough dysentery and exhaustion with high mortality but not always fatal.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Mrs Linda Harrod Endorses Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs Linda Harrod of Fort Wayne Indiana testifies she suffered years with stomach trouble, found relief after using Chamberlains Tablets, and reports she can eat anything without distress after two bottles.
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Linda Harrod
Chamberlain
Mre
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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