Vast Silk Output and Global Populace Figures Amid Economic Debate
The article notes silk production exceeding one million pounds annually and estimates world population around 1.554 billion. It discusses New York City pauper costs, a Massachusetts court ruling on a railway free pass, Swedish school bathing for cleanliness, Swiss immigration virtues, and European peace pageantry surrounding the German Emperor's visit to Great Britain.
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Great Britain
Wimbledon
New York Observer
Europe
A Lesson of Life Poem By Mary Kendall
A traveler reflects on life as dawn breaks and encounters a lame dog and a limping poodle in need. He chooses to help both animals and sees every nation and tribe as sharing a common plea to assist the vulnerable. The poem ends with a vow to continue the journey and renew the act of kindness.
Aunt Jane’s Romance Recovered at Rineldis Visit
In a New England village tale, Rebecca recalls four friends including Rineldis and Aunt Jane as a Convent-bred girl stroytale unfolds. Aunt Jane reveals a past romance with a former sweetheart John Lester, leading to a staged wedding gown reveal for Rineldis. Alec, the fiancé, confronts past decisions.
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Care of the Hands Remedies from an Old Formula
A historic remedy notes damp hands treated with four ounces of cologne and belladonna thuctura rubbed in daily. Chapped hands use sperameeti tallow, almond oil, and camphor heat to mold. A mixture of tallow and anut cures felons when dissolved and applied.
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Belladonna
Smiley Scores a Point in Unclear Epoch Tale
A fragmentary Epoch text hints at Smiley Dasker and a theatrical exchange involving Miss Molido-Alas and Basker. The passage mentions a hand, a sliding medicine, and uncertainty about posing, with no clear events or outcomes.
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Basker
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Epoch
Cookery notes and home remedies from early newspapers
Features include grilled steak with parsley butter method, baked delicacies for hearts and eggs, sweet pickled tomatoes, and household tips on creosoting wood, cake making, and kitchen hygiene. Also notes on fashion, manners, and a queenly mountain climb anecdote.
The Old Remedy And Fashion Notes From Philadelphia
A reminiscence recalls using buttermilk as a facial remedy after a friend’s advice and dairy deliveries. The fashion notes discuss necklaces, black chiffon frills, sealskin, diagonal stripes, and bridal veils, with pearls of thought offering life wisdom and a report on sugar fumes intoxicating dockside workers at Pier 30 and a deodorized ventilation fix.
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Pier 30
South Wharver
Jesse “Fox
John Swan
John Duffy
Henry R. Inghan
Harrison
Hie ci
Philadelphia Record
Formidable Stingaree Described and Encounters Reported
The stingaree or eing ray is a large hideous ray feared by fishermen in the Mediterranean and Jamaica Bay. It carries a sharp bone spur with barbs that can wound deeply and is hard to extract. An immense specimen near Jamaica weighed about 500 pounds and measured fifteen feet, fought fiercely before being killed.
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Hadling
Mediterranean Sea
Long_Tshind
Jamaica Bay
False Channel
Canavale
T. 1
Notribung
New York Tribune
Dialog Sketch Between Father Son On Love and Color
A humorous exchange features a father urging his son to pursue the attractive Miss St Cyr while the son laments and quips about colorblindness as a joke on social norms. The dialogue hints at tensions around race and attraction in a domestic vignette.
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Fred
Miss St. Cyr
Ostrich Farm Prices Fall From Investor Hype
The American Dairyman reports California ostrich owners faced high asking prices at fairs but buyers balked. About 162 birds reportedly sold for 6000, with claimed value 93000 and assessed taxes 11000, while buyers paid only 6000. The piece notes ostriches require careful care and expert management to justify costs.
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California
Eeam
Luiduca
American Dairyman
Borneo Apes Explored by Ward in Natural History Study
Professor Henry A Ward describes Bornean orangutans and gibbons with arboreal homes. He notes nests, fighting methods, fruit diet, rain protection, and native head hunting, illustrating behavior with museum mounts and field observations.
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Nenry A. Ward
Rochester
Washington Star
Orang
National Museum
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Gibbon
Perhayia
Imbio
Scientific notes on physics and daily science advances
Calculations place a pace of forty miles per second for a phenomenon. The expansion of heated wood or coal gas explains crackling sounds. Iron foil and very thin papers discussed. Photo graphing flight of necess and rapid exposure times noted. Reports cover telegraphy, electric lighting on ships, and inventions in explosives shells and phosphorus production.
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Marcy
Foota
Philadelphia
Washington
Cattle at the Ford Aboard a Colorado River Crossing
An Arizona cattleman recalls driving 600 stock cattle to California amid a flood at Fort Yuma. A 40 foot high wall of debris swept downstream as the herd crossed, separating the two groups for miles of sand without water and testing the herd’s endurance.
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Fort Yuma
Ream
Ron
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