Illinois judge rules cider making legal in state
The article notes Illinois court decisions upholding cider production as legal in the state. It mentions Chicago claiming a world’s largest map factory with annual output of one million per week. It also covers various global topics from paratroopers to rail tunnels and historic figures.
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Chicago
City of
New York
New York World
Sir Richard Burton
Macoa
Bia
Maan
Irate father warns boy after gate incident
An irate father confronts a young boy named Binks at the gate in a terse exchange. The boy confirms he did not enter the gate, while a Telum over the fence observation adds a note ofJudec.
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Young Binks
Sen
Map
What the Cow Gives Up
A condensed critique of an American Breeder article arguing that dairy product values reach 500 million dollars but overstates cow output. It warns much of milk butter cheese and other products are adulterated or poor quality, with large portions of dairy fat and additives misattributed to cows.
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John Warner
Theo
Warner
Bloomville
Cantro
Bloomvilla
Aggin
Geo Horoy
Desperado
Klic-a
Klicen
Chuck
Stevens
Bloomvill
Zama County
Express
Deaporado
Tha. T
Centro City
New York Times
Mexico
Andias
Waugh
Oaxaca
Republic
Antigua
Amatitlan
Guatemala City
Cuffo
Coffza Roisiaz
Produce Exchange Bulletin
Maria Pia
Portugal
Cirmon Sylva
Natalis
Anmel
Crates Charities
Sha
Hera
Palucs
Life-Saving Association
Snuff Habits Decline Across Generations
A Sauk Habie report notes a shift from heavy snuff buying to routine purchases by regulars, comparing snuff use to liquor addiction. It cites brands like Rappee and Lotzbeck plus Schnee pants, observing drops in Scotch snuff and chewing tobacco as future generations may abandon these habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mail and Express
York
York-as
Wolves Infest Maine Then vanish with deer returning
Historians recount a hundred years past when northern wolves ate livestock and creatures, sparing few doors and challenging settlers and tribes. After raids, the wolves fled north as deer numbers rose, aided by strict Maine game laws, with only rare later sightings. A petroleum engine display in England draws interest.
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Maine
York Sun
Mire Shaw the Whistler Returns to London
Detroit woman Mrs. Shaw, famed as a whistler, left London before finishing teaching duties and will return next season to again captivate guests with her whistling.
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Mire
Shaw
Detroit
London
Detroit Free Press
Directoire Coat Dominates London Evening Styles
Very popular Directoire coats resemble gentlemanly dress coats with short fronts and two long tails. crafted in heavy silk, satin moire, or brocade in old gold, ruby, or turquoise. London fashionables favor intricate “dinner gown” ensembles with pompadour brocades and velvet trimmed necks revealing multi seam waistcoats. sleeves are elbow length.
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London
Fashion Notes and Social Scenes Across Russia and Europe
A collage of notes on smoking habits in Russia, fashion trends in stripes and trims, new occupations for women in England, royal glimpses from The Hague, Lambeth flower shows, and a Dutch queen narrowly escaped injury. Includes fashion reportage, domestic life, and a curious cork craft tip.
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Mer Pontos
The
Hague
London
Figaro
Wood
Holland
Emma
Hats In Parliament A Curious Tradition In The Commons
A Victorian note observes that members endure hats during sessions as a long established custom of etiquette. The piece recalls rules for wearing, removing, and signaling points of order, plus humorous incidents of hats causing mix ups and oddities in the House.
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House of Commons
Parliament
Momber
Novel Identification Card Aims To Identify Persons In All Circumstances
A new ingenious identification card is described to verify a person’s identity for cashing checks or money orders and obtaining registered mail. The card carries a photo, signature, notary attestation, personal details, and reference contacts. Similar European systems exist and banks and trust companies welcome the device to reduce delays in identifying payers.
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Morogeo
Porses
Europe
Inconsistent Woman and Tramp Dialogue
A fragment from The Epoch presents a short exchange where a woman comments on the heat and a tramp challenges the idea of work versus hunger. The dialogue touches on class tension and poverty with a wry tone.
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Youngstown
OhTo
Washington
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Wilmington
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War Office
Caroling
House of Stuart
Atlanta Constitution
Russian Empire
Russia
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Moscow
Warsaw
Odessa
Solomon Asher
Philadelphia
Mr. Asher
England
Hudson River
New York City
New Jersey
New York Observer
Charles Crocker
California
Clinton Scollard
Bloomvillea
Aomont
Harry
Yolha
Villian
Picayune
Taylor
New York Daily Commercial
Stern
South America
Bena Brummel
George Villiera
Duke of
Buckingham
Jewelrn
Paris
Goodman
Ife
Gentleman's Magazine
Krupp
Monater
Essen
Germany
Pittsburg Dispatch
Wamou Smokers
Caucasus
St. Petersburg
Chicago AL. Il
Boston Traveler
Lambeth Flower Association
Archbishoprof
Moira
Igeason
Cork
St. Nicholas
Sinco
Chicago Herald
Scientific
Pittsburg
Cxecas
Utah
M. E Ducretel
India
Tay Bridge
Inchgarvia
Carlisle
Mekie
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