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Dakota City County Herald in Dakota City, Nebraska
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Newspaper
Dakota City County Herald
Location
Dakota City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
6
Man Discovers Fountain of Youth Tunnel Site in Shawanguks
William T R Hinsdale of Orange New Jersey claims to have found the old Spanish tunnel in the Shawangunk range near a stream that reportedly issues from rock. He plans a park there and to form a company to bottle and sell the pure water noted for its historic legend and reputed source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William TR. Hinsdale
Orange
N. J
Shawanguk Mountains
New York World
Mathel
Oslo
Ponce Due Leon
Fountain of Youth
Florida
Devris
Hinsdale
WHEN MEN WORE SHAWLS
A short nostalgic note on shawls as a male garment from the early 1800s to mid 19th century. It cites Lincoln’s preferred folded lengthwise shawl and compares shawls to coats, noting their utility and fashion stability versus frequent coat changes.
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Lincoln
Indy
Wen
Italy
Europe
Nvey
Revelations on Conquests and a Politician’s Firing
Alexander the froat tells reporters the fading worlds tale started as a slip of a reactionary while wiping a cinder from his aye. He says he fired the treasury official responsible and sent reporters away with a wary, imperial air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander the Froat
Treasury Department
Imperial
Separation a Good Curb in Family Strains
A New York Sun clipping argues that deliberate separation of overconnected families can restore health and harmony. It cites mothers and children sent to country or under nurse care, noting nervous wrecks from constant togetherness and praising noninterference by parents in care plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondacks
California
Horee
Ele
New York Sun
Survival of the Fittest in Folk Medicine Text
Dr A P Kennard cites Feldshers as uneducated but practical medical providers in the Russo Japanese War era. An anecdote shows a Feldsher explaining that if a patient dies, fate or God determines the outcome and the physician bears no responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P. Kennard
Dr. Kennard
Physichan
Slaves of the Harem Report Aged Captives in Royal Surroundings
A Constantinople dispatch reports that young enslaved women are bought in places like Cireasala and Geor gin and educated locally in hopes the sultan will notice them. The note describes harsh discipline including corporal punishment and beatings, plus controlled coffee use, with fears that parents sell children to supply the royal harem’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cireasala
Georgin
Arus
Oa Lawian
Miper
Eutinea
Three essential foods must never be underdone says New York Prose
The passage stresses not to serve fish chicken and veal underdone. It defines chicken as poultry of domestic nature and urges caution with lamb while cooking plenty and ensuring game birds are rare. The guidance comes from a New York prose source noting kitchen safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieh
Hicken
New York
Rare Case of Paralysis From Cigarette Smoke
Philadelphia real estate broker Mac Creary suffered a rare brain blood clot after inhaling cigarette fumes on June 28. Doctors cited a clot at the brain base as the cause, with paralysis that left him immobile though mentally alert. an operation later succeeded and nurses barred smoking to prevent recurrence.
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Chen Ae N Atrnigo Seixpte
Creary
Town Square
Jane 2A
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
MacCreary
Mactreary
Cigaret
Mmaker
Mercer
Mille
Legal principles in early 20th century court rulings
A collection of court opinions addresses varied issues. Cases sustain a physician’s right to claim fees when telegraph companies fail to summon him. Automobile operators must stop when signaled to aid, beyond mere stopping. Railway disputes over conductor claims the passenger must pay the demanded rate and obtain a receipt, then report. Delayed criminal executions are not unconstitutional to transfer dates between departments. Debtors sending less than due by mail are not settled by gestures like “in full to date,” as creditor acceptance does not imply accord and satisfaction.
Renemin in Peru Funeral Customs and Attire
Peruvian social usage restricts women from attending funerals and weddings except for intimate friends. Pallbearers carry the coffin on shoulders while an empty hearse follows, drawn by horses, with family and mourners walking. After burial attendees return home by carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renemin
Peru
Goats and buttermilk reference in Springfield Journal
A playful line from the Springfield Journal cites a city woman asking which cow yields the buttermilk, while a country reader counters that goats also produce dairy. The exchange humorously contrasts urban and rural perspectives on dairy sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Journal
Stage dialogue hints at a father's fate in a play
A fragmented quotation shows a stage manager assigning a role to Crap ple as the heroine’s father. The exchange hints at dramatic stakes and a character who anticipates not achieving what matters, while a distant fate foreshadows tragedy.
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Crapple
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