Beautiful Things of Life and Apples for Bad Habits
A collage of human good deeds and social anecdotes. A Philadelphia piece urges charity and kindness as beautiful life ideals while discussing apples as a cure for bad habits, boarding-house life, and Russia’s Siberian railway costs. It also notes US Army and Navy chaplains' roles, education flaws, Alaska Fort Seward naming, and a New York burglary tale.
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Philadelphia
New York
Russia
Japan
Asia
Far East
General Staff
United States Army
Haines Mission
Alaska
Fort
William H. Seward
Seward
Republicans Push Anti-Trust Measure and Cleveland Clash
Rhode Island campaign stop in Providence features Leslie M Shaw attacking former President Grover Cleveland over trusts and mergers. The piece traces Cleveland's views, Congressional action, and a Republican critique of his alleged inaction and later comments on anti-trust policy.
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Rhode Island
Providence
Young Men's Republican Club
Leslie M Shaw
The
National Treasury
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Northern Securities Company
McKelway
Congress
Harrison
Ihay
Senate
Fifty-first Congress
John Sherman
Benjamin Hutson
Supreme
Asiatic Coast from Chefoo to Vladivostok naval scene tour
Bernard Espinasse surveys the Asiatic coast from Chefoo to Vladivostok, detailing ports, peoples, and conditions. He sketches Chefoo, Port Hamilton, Fusan, Gensan, and Vladivostok, noting Russian and Japanese roles, coastal geography, trade, and life along a quiet, pine-clad frontier with ships, docks, and distant war implications.
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Asiatic
Cheefoo
Vladivostok
East
Chefoo
Saghalien
Barraconta
Korea
Port Arthur
Pei-ho
Taku
Tientsin
Peking
Seou
Chemuipo
Mongolia
Manchurian
Mttoral
Brighton
Shanghai
Gulf of Pechili
Port Hamilton
England
Quelport
Tsujima
Fusan
Korean
Song Chin
Ping-yang
Mokpo
Gensan
Wonsan
Chemulpo
Samisen
Straits of Tsugaru
Japan
Isle of Yeyo
Hakodate
Constantinople
Port May
Winding Snapshots From Early 20th Century Papers
A collage of brief items shows a gun store exchange with a desperate customer, social quips about marriage and barber bills, Mr. Bryan's lecture notes, and political commentary from multiple papers. It also notes Republican harmony, Parker delegates, Ohio's new senator Gen Charles Dick, Hearst boom talk, and Panama adopting a gold standard.
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Bryan
Waterloo
Chicago Tribune
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cannon
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Parker
New York
Chicago _ Record-Herald
Washington Star
Ohio
Charles Dick
Hanna
Gen. Dick
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Hearst
Philadelphia Press
Bristow
Detroit Free Press
Panama Republic
Panama
Philo- Idelphia Press
Well Fitted and Theatrical Taste Across Letters
A collage of clips from newspapers shows witty exchanges. Maud praises Harriet's dress sense while Madge values makeup experience. Conversations touch on acting ability, classical music appeal, and a humorous take on Nebuchadnezzar’s Babylon gardens.
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Maud
Harriett
Madge
Cincinnati Times-Star
Rat and Cat Proof Coop at a Glance
A Midwest farmer details a cat and rat proof chicken coop design using a mix of wire and wood, movable in two sections, with an old soap box house and four by four foot yard. The piece notes ongoing refinements for safety, economy, and seasonal use, plus an endorsement of practical, low-cost materials.
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Ida A. Fiske
Hayrack for cattle and windbreak in farm yard
A farm note from Harry Johnson describes a strong outdoor hayrack design. It notes adjustable length, a windbreak arrangement facing northeast and southwest, and a feed trough eight feet long with a front board. Hogs also shelter under it in cold weather.
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Harry Johnson
Farm
Rome
Artin Architecture HIB Dutch Colonial six room home design
The description details a Dutch Colonial six room house for a 25 foot lot suitable for city or country use. It notes narrow siding with felt paper, double floors, 2x4 studding, 2x10 joists, brick foundation, yellow pine interior trim, and specific room sizes. It mentions brick chimney, porch veranda, pantry, storeroom or bath room, 9 foot story heights, basement with cement floor, cedar shingle roof, double thick glass, and extensive protection with building paper between floors and under roof shingles.
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Ing
Geo AW
Kiera
Insects Endure Severe Cold and Hidden Winter Ways
The article notes insects can survive extreme cold in eggs larvae and pupae and that cocoons do not protect against freezing. It describes hibernation in many species and shows ants waking near heat, with other insects active or lethargic during winter. It also covers radium sources and a giant Bay of Naples photograph, plus a new steam engine motor and a sensational family note.
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United States
Teriff
Cleveland
Olney
Supreme Cou
Supreme Court
Allen Mansfield
Harris
Kan
St .Nicholas
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Defiance Express
Will C. Kegel
Defiance
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Eee
St. Louis
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Secretary OF the Treasury
Knox
Thie
Ail
A. Integrane
Republlican
Chia
Iity
Louisville Courier-Journal
Dem
Alameda
Noral
Portsmouth
Mufti
Tiara
Nicolajevsk
Amur
Manchuri
Possiet
Castacei Bay
Olga
Vladamir
Jane
Bacraconta
St. Petersburg
Bernard Espinasee
Cincinnati Commerical Tribune
Mrs. Com
Rox
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Amstis
N. Y
Am |Sinois
Artin Architecture
Meranda
Utah
Curie
Colorado
Bay of Naples
Germany
Dresden
Bay of
Naples
Castel Sen Marino
Mount Vesuvine
Capri
Peter ‘Thornley
Manchester
Mr. Highmore
Harold
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