Ripans Tubules Aid Malaria Sufferer in Stony Brook Area
A farmer near Stony Brook describes years of malaria and constipation relief after using Ripans Tubules. He reports improved sleep digestion and energy, credits the remedy for no malaria since last fall, and endorses the product as affordable and convenient. He notes neighbors' observations of his health gains and urges others with illness to try Ripans.
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Stony Brook
John
Ripans Chemical Co
Spruce
New York
Alumni News From Carleton College and Local School Notes
This notice lists Carleton College seniors Brock Whipple Carl Fisher Ernest Haig Henry Baker May Franklin and others with ties to Northfield Minn and Ramsey County teaching posts. It then surveys High School activities praising punctuality noting staff like Prof Haig and Miss Crane and detailing classes on Paradise Lost Roger de Coverley Papers and O Connell, with student reports on attendance, performances, singing efforts, and recent events at the district schools.
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Ten Brock Whipple
Carl Fisher
Ernest Haig
Henry Baker
May Franklin
Lloyd Roberts
Joseph Parsons
Carl W. Cleveland
Helen Nimmo
Bertha Palmer
Lorena Vannier
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
School entertainments and student notes from Devils Lake
A school column recalls student antics and remarks from the high and lower grades including mock Latin phrases and arithmetic jokes. It highlights Miss Rolla Skundberg’s Greek success, a suspended pupil’s excuse of being expanded, an organ duet by Ethel Thompson and Mary Cairns, and a temperance lecture by Mrs. Unruh.
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Rolla Skundberg
Rella
Assembly Hall
Ethel Thompson
Mary Cairns
Devils Lake
Devils Lake Historic Directory Snapshot of Town Institutions
A fragmented historical listing details Devils Lake facilities and services including hospitals banks land office doctors hotels dentistes churches bakeries iron works factories express office dray lines elevators carpenters laundries law firms dealers M C A rooms fire department drug stores livery stables jewelry stores and more. It notes a state school, Chautauqua grounds, telegraph office, real estate, newspapers, and an artesian well supplying 2500 barrels daily for fire protection homes and other uses.
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Ga.r
Ogal
St. Paul’s Monastry
Chautauqua
Western Union Telegraph Office
Prophecies and Executions Across Medieval Conflicts
In Chambers' Journal a string of prophecies and executions is recounted. Molay, condemned by Clement V and Philip IV, foretold foes before God's throne and died within 40 days and weeks. Rienzi sentenced Fra Moriale and was himself assassinated within a month. In the Netherlands 1575 Koppezoon died on the scaffold after recanting an extorted confession. Epestoon died within three days after being summoned. Wishart denounced Cardinal Beaton before his burning in St Andrews.
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Clement V
Philip IV
Molay
Templars
Rienzi
Nanning Koppezoon
Netherlands
Julian Epeszoon
Epestoon
Wishart
Cardinal Beaton
Battlements
St. Andrews
Chambers” Journal
The Butterfly Pocket and Its Hidden Fragrance Signal
An excerpt from the Philadelphia Times notes male butterflies possess a hidden pocket under wing coloring a lure to females. The pocket opens in flight, reveals intricate internal structures resembling scent boxes, and a theory suggests odor signals summon mates over distances.
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Philadelphia Times
Two Maui Stars Chase Parents In Maori Tale
In Cassell's Little Folks a Maori fairy tale tells how Piri and Neko, two children, appear as twin stars in the western sky. Their parents call them from the earth, the children flee toward the horizon, and the stars Piri and Neko circle the world forever, fearing parental love.
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Cassell
Piri
Neko
Tane
Not Entitled to Puff and Other Humorous Snippets
A Chicago newspaper man recalls John Knapp of the St. Louis Republican who refused to print names of doctors or lawyers for fear of free publicity. A Denver Post quip mocks critics. Catholic Standard hints nicotine myths. Lancet notes tobacco chemistry. Somerville Journal mentions the paseo de trote gait and a quip about love and money.
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Chicago
John Knapp
St. Louis
Bright
Denver Post
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John Watson
Palatine
Corwin Knappling
Anthony Hope
Rudyard Lipling
Mark Twain
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Klondike
Bret Harte
Booth Tarkington
Shan F. Bullock
Tighe Hopkins
Robert, Barr
Clinton Ross
W. A. Fraser
Richmond P. Hobson
Joshua Slocum
Hamlin Garland
Baker
Cyrus T. Brady
Holden
Boutwell
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S. S. McClure Company
East 25Th Street
New York City
Silberman Pyros
Assort
Cea
Metropolitan National Bee
Continental National Bank
Utah
Iowa
National
Montgomery W. Eto
Nelson Morris A CO
Rosenbaum Bros
Union
Varta
Robinson & CO
Union Stock Yards
Silberman Brothers
Michigan St
Ohigapa
New York Tri-Weekly Tribune
Ida
York Weekly Tribune
Daily Tribune
United States
Inter-Ocean
High School Gazette
Han University
Minnesota
Carl Cleveland
Minneapolis
Lang|don
Aline
Jos
Haig
Mies Crane
Roger de Coverley
Addison
Pacel
Rose Murphy
Harry van Liew
Tnez Palmer
Ft. Totten
Myrtle Walker
Rena Vannier
Wadell
John Daeley
O’connell
O'Connell
Webster
E. 8. Eich
Lloyd Parsons
Harlan Fancher
Spencer
Milton Daeley
Miss Pope
John Murphy
Ernest Tompkins
Odds and Ends
Cicero
Harry VanLiew
Harry
Euclid
Unruh
Haslam
Catholic Standard and Times
Somerville Journal
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