Catherine Booth and the modern Salvation Army legacy
The article highlights Mrs Catherine Booth as a pivotal, modern religious influence in England. It notes she and William Booth built a worldwide church from new recruits, with her preaching starting in January 1860 and shaping the Salvation Army's early development.
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William T. Stead
Catherine Booth
Fleming I. Revell Comny
Chicago
Salvation Army
England
Booth
Tme
William Booth
Catherine Mumford
Mrs. Booth
Christ
Ife
Queen Mi Heroism Amid Civil War in Chinese Chronicle
During a rebel war, Queen Mi carries the infant heir to safety while wounded. General Chao-tzu- Jung pleads to fight on foot. she insists the rider save the heir, placing him under the corselet. The scene highlights maternal devotion and loyalty amid chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liu
Tsao
Atou
Chao-tzu- Jung
Chao-teu-lung
Queen Sacrifices Self to Save Heir in Bold Charge
The queen drags herself to a nearby well and falls to her death. The general lifts the infant and, in a desperate assault, breaches enemy lines to carry the heir to Liu and report the queen’s self sacrifice to his guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liu
Passing of the Grandmother Reflects Changing Times
The piece cites Temple Bailey in Woman's Home Companion arguing old grandmothers were fixed figures who sacrificed individuality for family. Modern grandmothers seek personal rest and rights while children miss the fairyland kitchen and old-time tales.
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Temple Bailey
Vision of a new century predicts gender role upheaval
A magazine writer forecasts a future where women stand six feet tall, gain muscle, and marry two husbands while men grow slender and smooth. Cooks vanish as tiny tabloids replace meals, and bloomers become universal while public shaming enforces dress codes and street scavenging.
Dinner party traditions and cooking arrangements described
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that annual big and little dinner functions rely on regular guest lists and careful planning. Cooks or caterers are trusted to handle menus and service, with emphasis on reliable performance and avoiding improvised or French offerings to prevent disappointment.
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Philadelphia Ledger
How Zulu Women Sew
A description of Zulu seamwork in South Africa notes their needle lacks an eye and resembles a skewer. The thread is animal sinew rather than cotton, with the tool painted at one end and thick at the other. The piece highlights intertribal skill competition in fur sewing.
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South Africa
Sewing on Giraffe Skin Thread From Neck Sinews
A description of preparatory steps for stitching using giraffe neck sinews. The process involves steeping in hot water until soft, beating to separate filaments, and arranging the thread through holes in a garment with a needle. It notes slow English needlework versus local pace, dampening, and final laying flat to blend fibers.
The Dangers of Poor Early Feeding for Children
The article argues that child nutrition must supply building blocks for growth and future energy. It warns that many health problems in women trace to early life feeding and notes widespread mid morning and midday meals deprive hunger and digestion. It contends breakfast is rushed and lunch follows prolonged fasting, leaving insufficient appetite and weakened digestion for robust future adults.
Queen Victoria’s Rule Shown By Court Influence and Empire
Rev Dr Lorimer notes Victoria “ruled as well as reigned” with tact and moral authority. He argues her indirect court influence shaped political life across lands, maintained purity at court, and broadly affected women’s status during the empire’s expansion.
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Queen Victoria
Dr. Lorimer
Proper care for women's footwear and patent leather
The article notes boot and shoe trees are costly for an average well dressed woman. It recommends tissue paper to keep shoes in shape and low cost care for patent leather. Fresh shoes should be wiped with a soft linen cloth and stored in a moderate closet. As wear appears wash with lukewarm water and dry, then apply patent leather varnish with a camel hair brush.
Women at the Vatican Wardrobe Care and Odd Sayings
A Vatican staff of women maintains the pope's white garments to keep them immaculate. Delicate fabrics like moire silk and fine winter cloth are used. An excerpt notes a luncheon garnish idea with lemon blocks and carnation accents. Tips include a corn remedy with cotton wool and linseed oil. Paderewski warms fingers in water before playing. Quotations from Ellen Terry and Shakespeare end the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Items of Interest in the 104th Baltimore Birthday Note
The item surveys a 104th birthday of Baltimore, notes about 3 000 words used in French and English, mentions Hohkenigsburg Alsace where remnants of an early castle are to be restored by the Kaiser, and cites about 25 000 people employed by theatrical managers in Great Britain with an average weekly salary of 18 dollars.
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Baltimore
Hohkenigsburg
Alsace
Great Britain
National Irrigation and Tribune Offer for Subscriptions
National Irrigation announces a combined subscription offer with the Journal de voted to litigation and its kindred interests for $1.00 per year plus the Times Tribune at $2.25 annually. A December issue feature covers the National Irrigation Congress held in Chicago. Limited copies available, payment at the office secures both papers for one year.
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Rigation
Tai Dan- Lon Tribune
Chicago
Paris Court Hears Fat Baker’s Rabies Complaint
A hefty baker appeared in a Paris court to fine a woman for keeping a rabid dog, claiming the animal had bitten him and inoculated him with rabies. He hurried the case along, but the woman countered by placing the dog on the judge’s desk and removing a set of false teeth from its mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Krances Headache Capsules Offer Quick Relief
Headache results from poor ventilation, indulgence, lack of exercise, stress, and excitement. Krances Headache Capsules quickly cure the most severe cases and leave the head clear and cool. Price 250. Sold by City Drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krance
City Drug Store
New Orleans Exports Reach Record $142 Million Last Year
Foreign exports at New Orleans totaled $142 million in the last year, the largest on record and $45 million higher than the prior year, signaling strong overseas trade growth.
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New Orleans
Love's Tea Solves Skin Troubles in Two Weeks
A letter from Port Lane Ohio dated September 7 1900 thanks O F Woodward for Love's Tea after two weeks use. The writer reports clear skin and a white complexion, recounting prior unsuccessful cures. The note adds a City Drug Store location and a separate Liberty statue height fact listing 151 foot statue 155 foot pedestal and 305 feet eleven inches total.
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New York
Frog farming begins in Massachusetts with new industry
In Ware Massachusetts a company has leased ten acres of land and running stream to build denifical pools for egg hatching and frog rearing over two years before market. Demand comes from colleges medical schools and restaurants.
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Massachusetts
Ware
Headache cure claims quick relief with one pill
An advertisement touts Sherman's Headache Cure promising instant relief from neuralgia and headaches. It states one dose cures and mentions a 260 and 100 price box available at City Drugstore. The rest notes military punishment in the English army and various mineral wealth in Pretoria nearby farms.
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Sherman
City Drugatore
Pretoria
United States
Michigan
A Convincing Argument From Rheumatism Cure Claim
Hamilton man Wesley Nelson recalls using Chamberlain's Pain Balm after a drug store salesman offered a money back promise. He says one week of application cured his long standing rheumatism. The ad ends with a local seller note. A second note states Boston arrests dropped from 39 760 to 33 655 year over year.
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L. J. Williama
Boston
Handsomest Woman in Dillon Promotes Lane's Tea
An advertisement touts Lane's Tea as daily bowel movement aid and digestive support, claiming health benefits and beauty enhancement. It notes purifying the blood improving complexion and appetite with 2 prices and a package size, and lists City Drug Store as the seller. A quirky postal anecdote about a Buenos Ayres mail dispatch follows.
Acker's Blood Elixir Promoted By London Ad
An old advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir claiming to cure blood related ailments and pale complexions. The copy promotes a “positive guarantee” from L. J. Williams' Central Pharmacy and mentions London as a world center.
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L. J. Williams
Central Pharmacy
Moki Tea Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Moki Tea as a cure for indigestion and constipation with skin benefits and a money back guarantee. It promotes a herbal drink priced at 25 or 50 cents from L. J. Williams Central Pharmacy.
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L. J. Williams’ Central Pharmacy
Dynamic Tapules Claim Quick Cold Relief Across Nation
Advertisements tout Menott’s Dynamic Tapules as a remedy for colds and coughs. Endorsements from Banouay Hunny and Mrs Emma L Houtry praise rapid relief within days. Claims include stoping both cold and cough overnight and affordability with 25 cent stamps from Inland Drug Co in San Francisco. Local agents listed.
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MuEner
Banouay Hunny
Congress
Sansome Street
San Francisco
Menott
Mra
Emma L. Houtry
Mass
Menpex
Self
Nome
H.L. van Winxxe
Washington Street
Post
Inland Drug CO
L. J. Williams
Lane's Tea Sold As Digestive Aid For Clear Complexion
A woman with a clear complexion and bright eye uses Lane's Tea to keep bowels active and stomach in good order. The laxative is advertised to clear the complexion drive yellow from the eyes and support kidney health. A 250 package is offered for sale by City Drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
City Drug Store
Population of Dillon and throat illness in early 1800s note
An 1800s excerpt estimates Dillon’s population with half afflicted by throat and lung complaints. It promotes Kemp’s Balcam for throat and lungs, priced at 25 and 50 cents, with a trial size free, sold by City Drug Store.
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Ely Bro RS
Warren’ Street
New York
City Drug Store
Travel routes to Denver via Rio Grande Western Railway
Readers are directed to travel east or south by Rio Grande Western Railway with connections through Salt Lake City Grand Junction Glenwood Springs Leadville Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver. Five routes available from Denver Colorado Springs or Pueblo. Pullman sleepers and dining car service offered. See Oregon Short Line agent W Q Molior or W. Hrintz general agent.
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RIO Grande Western Railway
Aplorado Midland
Denver and Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Grand Janation
Glenwood Springs
Leadville
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Canyon of the Grande
Red Rock Canyon
Hagerman Pass
Ute’ Pasa
Tennssee Pass
Royal Gorge
Oregon
W.Q Moliior
W. Hrintz
Butte
Mont
Utah
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Willie
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Cushing & Sons
Geant Law
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Bannack and
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Derert Land
United States Land Office
Helena
William Hoff
Beaverhead County
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Aroh
David T Hood
David J. Pierson
Poliurie
Richard Haines
Margaret Seybold
D. Gareng
Register
George Freuch
Lerk
District Court
Nant
William M. Heybold
Lana
Luther B. Heybold
Charles Norris
Joseph Heybold
Wiliam Conner
Dell. PO. Montana
Groner D. Greene
George L. Ramsey
General Land Office
Qrorag D. Greene
Henry Stevenson
Aevigne
Washington
Elkhorn
Robert Khuni
Mathias Dory
Desert Land
Simon H. Walton
Monida
L. J. Price
Montans
Arthur H. Walton
Montan
Samie
Lemel L. Rawlins
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William K. Edwards
Aid Montes
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