Big Stores Add New Annex To L-Shaped Corner
Maryland merchants expand with a new warehouse joining 6 and 8S Charles Street and 6 and 7 AV Baltimore Street forming an L at Baltimore’s busy corner. The ad touts seasonable apparel across men and boys, tailorings, hats, and furnishing lines with price references and emphasis on quality and economy.
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Charles St
Baltimore St
Baltimore
Spring Fabrics and Notions Availability at Home
To Get Your Spring Goods When You Can Find Them At Home HWENRIVETAS Go Te and 31.00 yard FRENCILSERGE Tie 8 Loo FRENCH REP 1a WIHP CORDS new Wo ee Ds Keane Cotton Cashmores and BedYood Cords White and Hinck Embroidered and Funcy Colored Flouncings from 23 cents to 1.60 per 3 yard
Large stock of goods for sale at local store
A varied assortment including white goods, fabrics, silks, laces, trimmings, and mens and ladies wear. Also available are shoes, hardware, groceries, provisions, flour, feed, lime, and related items. Call to inspect the stock before purchasing.
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Garden of memory in a William Morris verse
The fragment evokes a dreamlike garden thick with figs and cedar, a wanderer’s longing for a lost beloved. A shore memory draws the speaker toward a distant, shadowed hill country, where pain and desire blur in pursuit of an unforgotten kiss and the desired reunion.
Detectives of the Plains Track Western Horse Thieves
The article extols mounted inspectors who pursue cattle and horse thieves across the plains. It highlights Montana Wyoming and Colorado duties, the evolution of stock inspectors into thief chasers, and praises figures like Inspector W. D. Smith noted for fearless work Chicago headquarters Miles City roots and long service with the Mountain association.
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Turing
Europe
America
New Mexico
Montana
Wyoming
Weonming
Colorado
Chicago
Stockmen of
Stock Growers’ Association
W. D. Smith
The
Mountain Association
Miles City
Ele
Association
Selena
Witty Detroit hotel inquiry by a wary visitor
A cultured visitor from Kahkunazoo arrives in Detroit seeking lodging. She questions safety and fire measures at a hotel, prompting a humorous exchange with a polite clerk. The scene ends with her departing in skepticism and the clerk’s disappointment.
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Kahkunazoo
Detroit
Detroit Free Press
Moth er s Club in Cocoanut Grove Florida
A housekeepers organization on Cocoanut Grove led by Miss Flora McFarlane gathers weekly in the Sunday school building to share child care, sew useful items, and support church work. Nonresident members in New York and Boston send plans and patterns for a bazaar. meetings run 3 to 5 pm with babies kept away to enable work.
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Cocoanut Grove
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Mili
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Tallahassee
Lidian
Maimma
Flora McFarlane
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Batt
Harper's Bazar
Photographic Advances In Asteroid Discovery
The Boston Scientific Society heard S C Chauder discuss Max Wolf of Heidelberg and his photography based method for tracking asteroids. Wolf uses a small B inch telescope, continuous fixed observations, and repeated plate exposures to reveal asteroid motion and even potential comet evidence, yielding seven new asteroids and many fainter objects, with meteors and brightness variations documented. He aims to find the companion of Algol.
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S. C. Chauder
Max Wolf
Eidelberg
Heidelberg
Flo
Wolf
Miewns
Lboston Advertiser
Colors in Ecclesiastical Garb Across Cultures
The piece notes ecclesiastical colours across cultures from Rome to China and Ethiopia. It highlights scarlet for cardinals and historical uses of black for mourning, white for some European mourning, and varies by nations. It mentions political color associations like the United States red white and blue.
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Rome
Ethiopia
United States
Flarper
Polar bear climbs a tree in Broadway shop window
A taxidermy blunder shows a dead polar bear perched in a tree in a Broadway cloaks shop window. Thousands pass daily, but few notice the inaccuracy since polar bears never inhabit trees in their native polar regions.
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Broadway
New York
Schools and the French wActings
The article notes France's total expenditure on normal schools rose from about 11 million to over 325 million, a 17 percent increase, while the army commands much spending. It lauds republican education as enduring and beneficial for future generations, citing a Chicago Herald quote. It discusses Bombay's water works, the Tansa project, and its large hydraulic construction. It mentions an anecdote about Baskir Tartars at Leipzig armed with bows and arrows from Marbot's memoirs. It asserts that integrating Britain’s West Indies by submarine cable could reduce defense costs. It adds a medical note on hot baths for congestion and infantile convulsions, with directions for head and feet treatments.
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France
Chicago Herald
A Teindoo Temple and the Brahman Trustee System
A detailed, and critical, 19th century account of Hindu temple structure in India, describing the temple as a complex, hereditary and trustee managed institution with wealth, jewels, lands, and ceremonial power. It covers the role of dewan and Brahmins, the divine essence rites, the daily and festival rituals, and historical notes on Clive and Vel fore. The piece notes the potential for corruption, restoration needs, and the tension between religious practice and colonial oversight.
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Clive
Sneunghaim
India
Velfore
Vindeo
Muktesoor
Swami
Chambers’ Journal
The Way to Success in Life and Faith
The article quotes Dickens on giving wholehearted effort to one's life work and applies the lesson to both secular success and Christian devotion. It urges readers to pursue their supreme end with single mindedness, noting divine favor aids true effort and urging earnest religious commitment and seizing the pearl of great price.
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Goa
Charles Dickens
Dickens
Children of Light
Christ
Mr. Dickens
National Presbyterian
Morals Shape Thought and Civil Progress, Kingsley Quote
C. W. Kingsley argues morals ground human welfare and that a nation's righteousness drives the growth and acceptance of thought. He warns that widespread corruption erodes conscience, corrupting thought and inviting tyranny, ruin, and the fall of civilizations such as Greece and Rome.
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Rome
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China
C. W. Kingsley
The Force of Kindness in Religious Life
A compact homily urging kindness in family and church work over forceful preaching. It cites Dr Talmage and passages from Christian Herald and Christian Inquirer, warning against chasing human praise. It extols God honoring those who seek His approval and find inner peace.
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Christian Herald
Christian Inquirer
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