Chicago Reveals White Slavery Ring Targeting Girls
Investigators expose a Chicago centered network trafficking American girls to Chinese harems in Shanghai. Victims lured with promises of wages and travel, then sold as slave labor to wealthy Chinese masters. Authorities cite at least 49 girls enslaved, with Chicago connections and a broader cross border operation.
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United States
Canada
Shanghai
James L. Rodgers
Hilda Olson
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Gale
Louise Miller
Montreal
Eva Campeau
Maggie Drouin
Victoria Stamour
Hotel de Villa
Orient
Underworld
New York
San Francisco
Hongkong
No Tipping for Mrs Gotrox in Shoe Store Banter
A visitor notes clerks rushing to serve Mrs Gotrox while the proprietor explains they do not accept tips. The exchange turns on her No 4 foot and willingness to buy a No 4 shoe.
Optimist Defined By New York Sun Quotation
A New York Sun quote defines an optimist as someone who never gives up, attributed to Johnny-Pa of Pa-A man tightwad on hope.
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Johnny
Banker Harjes Plans Historic Franklin Statue Replica
An American banker in Paris named Harjes proposes erecting a replica of Boyle's statue of Benjamin Franklin in Paris as part of January centennial celebrations marking the 200th anniversary of Franklin's birth. The Philadelphia statue currently stands in Philadelphia.
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Gold Mines Reopened Near Panama Canal Rumored Found
In Panama near the canal region ancient Spanish gold mines, long abandoned, are expected to be reopened, sparking interest from investors and local authorities amid renewed mining prospects.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Spain
Joys and Perils of the Air Highlight Wisconsin Balloonist
A lady balloonist at the Wisconsin state fair escaped serious harm after landing in a cattle field. Spectators, roused by her bright red garments, attacked her as she descended, illustrating dangers beyond flight risks for early aviators.
Phantom Possum Feast Stirs Old Timer Tale
The Philadelphia Record recounts a North Carolina tale of Uncle Karey’s 'possum feast. A younger hunter steals the cooked meat, leaving Karey to wake with gravy on fingers and mouth and wonder if he has eaten the possum. The old man deems it the most unfulfilling possum ever.
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Charles Hopkins
Philadelphia
Darkey
North Carolina
Uncle Karey
Darky
Karey
The Automobile Terror
An elderly Mrs Tompkins in a quiet eastern town recounts fears of cars after visiting Newport where autos are common. She notes she now checks the room each morning for automobiles before rising, illustrating heightened wariness about motor travel.
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Newport
Amber Deposits in Staten Island Cretaceous Strata Found
Amber masses recently found in Staten Island cretaceous rocks are being commercially worked. Scientists think some amber may derive from sequoia trees that grew along the Atlantic coast during that era, according to Youth's Companion.
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Dandelion Down Weighs Need 1 Million Parachutes
A test of lightness finds that one million dandelion seeds are required to yield four pounds of fluffy down. The result highlights extreme buoyancy and the tiny weight of individual parachutes.
Birch Bark Craft Ideas and Simple Projects
How to use birch bark for crafts with chic boxes, pig penwipers, and keepers. Instructions cover cutting patterns, binding with sweet grass and floss, decorating with walnut juice, leather strips, bead fringes, and soaking bark to improve pliability.
Made of Soap Boxes for Indian Themed Carving
In the St. Louis Globe-Democrat Arthur Schrenkeisen invites children to craft with carpentry tools. The piece describes Sketch No 1 a wooden scrap basket built from discarded soap or starch box sides, 14 inches high with bottom widths of about 8 to 9 inches and top widths around 11 to 12 inches, finished in burnt amber water color with yellow blue white and black decoration.
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Arthur Schrenkeisen
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Dog Bassinet: Simple Box Base For Pet Comfort
A straightforward plan for a dog or cat bassinet uses a soap box cut to the desired thickness and size. Cut top outlines and end holes from the box, sand away stencils and stains, and finish with painted designs similar to a scrap basket. This method avoids a lot of carpentry by reusing a coal or wood box as the frame.
Linen gifts for homemade Christmas presents
Linen will be popular for handmade gifts this year. The article from A Dainty Work Bag shows how to make a nine by six and a half inch sponge case and a round linen dainty work bag with inner pockets and silk embroidery.
Bowl Cushion Pincushion Made From Linen Embroidered Dish
Create a decorative bowl cushion by lining a china bowl with a wool mound, covering it with linen and embroidery, then sealing with a tight outer cover. The result is a hard firm pincushion that fits snugly in a bowl and serves as a charming adornment.
The Game of Plum Pudding
The child who suggests the game becomes leader and names milk flour butter eggs in turn. Players toss small disks toward a red eight inch circle on cardboard while a tally is kept, a ritual called spicing the pudding.
Vexation School Requests at Passmore Edwards Settlement
Children sent humorous pleas to Mrs. Humphry Ward at her vacation school at the Passmore Edwards settlement. One child asked to join the Vexation School while another requested a card for a vaccination school, both examples of amusing misunderstandings.
Safety in Work Inspires Lifesaving Duty
Quoted by Emerson on labor as a sacred duty and vital in safeguarding lives. The passage frames work as a personal mandate and ethical obligation, stressing that each task carries life preservation value.
Handkerchief Apron Craft Featured in Vogue
In This Vogue of Handkerchief Fancywork a charming apron is shown. The project uses two embroidered handkerchiefs two gentleman's initial handkerchiefs one yard hamburger insertion three yards one inch ribbon four yards baby ribbon and three years valenciennes lace. The method joins cut portions with insertion to form a rounded edge and belt. An accompanying illustration aids construction.
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Hamburg
Paper Pillow for Fever Relief in Plain Homes
A simple paper pillow aids fever cases by staying cool and affordable. Use scraps of writing paper old notes and envelopes cut into half inch by two inch strips curl with a penknife mix in a few flannel shreds and Stuff the pillow case full for comfort.
Fragments Describe Dough Making Contest Among Bakers
In a playful excerpt, bakers compare successful throws to tasting pudding while butter and flour teams anticipate their chances. The dialogue hints at a contest to see how the dough will come out, implying a lighthearted market or kitchen competition.
Holly Calendar Ribbon Loop Bow Card
An inexpensive festive calendar made from two inch satin ribbon forms a loop bow with ends and a small calendar pad attached to one end. Holly sprays add decorative charm making an attractive easily made holiday accessory.
Carborundum Fire-Sand Material Developed
A heat resistant composition called carborundum fire-sand is described as silicon carbide in an uncrystallized form. When mixed with a syrupy sodium silicate solution at about 10 to 12 percent by weight, it forms a plastic substance that can be molded tamped into place and dried slowly.
Alaska Salmon Output Estimated at Ten Million
Alaska's canned salmon production is projected for the year at about ten million dollars. The estimate reflects strong fishing yields and market demand across the region.
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The Game of Pole Kick
A description of pole kicking as a sport, using a pole a disk with a screw eye and a string to repeatedly kick the suspended disk. It notes the activity is new in this country but established in England as a school sport and explains setup and progression to higher disks.
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England
Giraffes Prefer Trees Over Ground For Feeding
Capt Manel notes giraffes inhabit areas with low trees and leafage. He explains browsing from the ground is awkward and painful, causing the animal to strain and balance as it reaches for foliage. The Cincinnati Tribune quotes the hunter on giraffe feeding habits.
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Capt. Manel
Cincinnati Tribune
The Carrier Bee
A historical note describes trained carrier bees carrying messages between hives. Bees reportedly navigate home from four to five miles away, guiding notes tied to them. Observers speculate bees could have military uses as experiments explore their direct flight paths.
Fannie Weeks Leaves Frugal Funeral Will
Treasury clerk Miss Fannie Weeks who died after a geyser accident in Yellowstone Park left a will detailing strict funeral costs. She caps the casket at 75 dollars, burial at Rock Creek cemetery in full sun with granite grave lining, and a monument not exceeding 80 dollars bearing the inscription My God giveth His beloved sleep. The service is to be held at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church with the Eastern Star officiating and Mr Wright of O Street Northwest named undertaker.
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O Street
Wanted advertisement hints at versatile self‑promoter
A London time column presents a curious wanted ad claiming broad competence from American knowledge to European languages and legal dealings. The applicant parades expertise in drawing, planning, writing, and general familiarity with stocks and deeds, noting age 35 and implied toughness.
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America
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Australia
Continent
Bead Loom Instructions From Old Boilerplate Diagram
The text outlines a craft project for a small box spool housing a bead loom. It describes box dimensions, cutting sides, shaping an end opening, placing a hairpin through drilled holes, flattening and securing the hairpin, and creating pin holes and a two inch slit for a functional loom mechanism.
Indian Bead Chain Loom Instructions
The article describes constructing a bead loom skeleton from diagram letters C E F using a pasteboard strip three by one inches with cutouts. It explains threading four threads through a spool and pin holes, winding around the pasteboard to hold tension, and transferring the completed chain from loom to spool to continue work.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Nicknames in British and American leaders highlighted
During the Portsmouth peace conference an English reporter notes how Americans call the president “Teddy” while Britain’s princes and royals carried vivid sobriquets such as “Teddy Wales” for Prince Edward, “Collar and Cuffs” for the late Duke of Clarence, “Lemonade and Claret” for the same, and “Old Rhubarb” for Lord Ribblesdale, with the hereditary princess of Roumania referred to as “Missie.”
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Pioneer Philip Black Marries Fourteenth Wife in El Reno
Philip Black an aged western pioneer who for 40 years lived among Oklahoma Indians wed Euplaha Comer of Watonga at El Reno. The ceremony made Black's fourteenth wife with several of his former spouses being Indians.
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Wrappers Deceiving Says Council Grove Editor
The editress of the Council Grove Guard warns that wrapper quality does not reflect value in cigars or people preferring them. She notes wrappers often mislead buyers and readers about quality and character.
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