Treating insomnia a widespread American concern
An analysis of insomnia as a common ailment among professionals in the United States. The piece explains physiological causes in the brain’s blood vessels, cites Shakespeare and Dr. Johnson, and notes that sleep restoration hinges on regular routines, outdoor activity, diet, and home-based methods. It emphasizes nondrug self care and historical methods like Franklin’s nighttime routine.
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Shakespeare
Samuel Johnson
Benjamin Franklin
Home Stretch Pace Records and Notables in Harness Racing
Searchlight sets an 8 year pacing mark at 2 0944 while Lady Golden is handed to Henry Mullet. Fantasy tops the fastest mile at 9 064 with Joe Ashley collapsing at Bellefontaine. Javelin’s sire, Crewle, is in Honolulu. George Starr’s stable lists 2 04 pace, and Miss and matter of mile records surface for several horses including Courier Journal and Janjor Dy.
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Searchlight
Ed Gillies
Lady Golden
Henry Mullet
Fantasy
Joe Ashley
Bellefontaine
Crewle
Javelin
Honolulu
Newton
Allle Witkes
Brion
McHenry
Rose Cross
George Starr
Cole
Winifield
Willian Ly
Lanal
Princess Kulalle
Prince Belmont
George McD
Blake
Richmond
Clay Pointer
Scar Uinter
Courier-Journal
Janjor Dy
Hubinger
Nell Caffrey
Charles Caffrey
Boone
Bry
Billy Andrews
Kentucky
Bow Bells
Rendville
Mass
Miss
Middletown
N.Y
Proverbs of Pride and Humility From a Rhetorical Patchwork
An eclectic set of aphorisms centered on pride and its consequences. It weaves archaic adages about pride harming virtue, contrasting noble blood with vanity and urging modesty as prudent in fortune and danger.
A Race Horse Career From Foal To Fallen Champion
The article outlines a race horse’s life from foal to sale as a yearling, through training and early wins, to injuries and decline. It describes breeders’ and owners’ interests, veterinary care, and harsh fate as tired racers may be bought by knacker men and driven to brutal outcome on outlaw tracks.
Timely Turf Tips from the Era of Fast Pace
W Wood 2 07 has been thrown out of training. Quoin Illinois to host trotting meet Sept 14 15. Jimimie Dustin retires from driving due to health. American bred horses popular in Scotland and Europe except Russia. Tocsin Chimes sold to Vienna horsemen. Passing Belle fastest new pacer of the year with Sally Toler close behind. Oratorio likely fit for fleet of grand circuit horses at Fleetwood. Parker John died in Concord New Hampshire after 26 races with 28 money. Bermuda Wilkes trotted 3 26 at Portsmouth while Newton W by Saurs Mash cut Jackson Mich track in 2 15. A women driven race at Pittsfield Missouri featured divided skirts. Eleven performers exceed 2 16 trot pace. Jay Eye See leads with 9 10 trotting 2 06 3 pacing 3 08.
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Quoin
Jimimie Dustin
Scotland
Europe
Russia
Vienna
Belle
Sally Toler
Fleetwood
Parker John
Concord
N. H
Bermuda
Wilkes
Portsmouth
Newton
Saurs Mash
Jackson
Mich
Pittsfield
Humor and wheels cross paths in rural papers
A collection of vintage quips about bicycles and riders from the Detroit Journal and Denver Post, with voices mocking cyclists and bike antics. It blends playful wordplay and punchlines about tandems, alarms, bell rings, and bicycle etiquette amid scattered humor.
Jewel Casket and Jewelry Trends Highlighted in Circular
A circular describes jewel caskets with a wheel motif and Mercury wings, an open faced chatelaine watch with diamond pave, and a button watch worn in the cuff. It notes tiaras, necklaces, lapis lazuli beaded bracelets, gold bangles, and adaptive brooches and hair ornaments.
Fast Riders Spar at Catford Track and Global Amateur Circuit
Frank Waller trains to break middle distance records while Teddy Hale challenges J W Stocks for six hours at Catford Mugland for 500 a side. Owen Ziegler plans to sail to Australia in October with Mexico winter exhibitions. Loughead and Jimmy Michael to race in Mexico. Judge Tuley stays wheel ordinance enforcement, pausing bicycle license fees due to unconstitutional taxation and double taxation concerns.
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Frank Waller
Teddy Hale
J. W. Stocks
Catford
Mugland
Owen Ziegler
California
Australia
Loughead
Jimmy Michael
Mexico
J W. Stocks
Presidential Lifelines in U S History
A study notes Van Buren as the longest lived president reaching eighty. It states one third of presidents died in July and half in June or July, average life about 73 years eight months, Harrison oldest to take office at 67, Garfield shot in July, Adams Jefferson Madison and Garfield-related dates and other ages of presidents around inauguration years.
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Martin van Buren
United States
William
Henry Harrison
John Adams
Thomas Jeferson
James Monrose
James.a. Garfield
Jackson
Naylor
Syndicate Offers 12000 Purses For Kid McCoy Creedon bout
A New York syndicate of prominent businessmen claims to back a $12 000 purse for a Kid McCoy versus Dan Creedon fight to be held in November within 1000 miles of New York. No venue or names are given, and the report is viewed by many as dubious fish story with a two week notice for location.
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New York
Kid’? McCoy
Dan Creedon
New York City
New Nervous Disorder Warned By Tandem Riders
A Washington woman warns that tandem bicycle riding may cause a new nervous disorder. She describes a chain of psychological fear from front rider to rear rider and to the machine, risking a collective nervous chill and possible collapse, citing a New York paper.
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Washington
New York
Qohautanqua Assembly Herald
Lamp lighting and lamp wick treatment from old advice
An early article explains lamp troubles for riders and notes Joling may cause lamps to go out and lead to arrest and fines. It describes a wick treatment using salt baths and oil to produce brighter light and test smoke, with lamp reliability concerns.
Pilgrims Use Bicycles for Maria Radna Journey
The New York Tribune reports that many pilgrims travel to Maria Radna Austria aboard bicycles. About 1 000 travelers from Temesvar set out and 45 ride the wheel. A priest, following church guidance, declared cycling a permissible means for the pilgrimage.
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Maria Radna
Austria
Temesvar
New York Tribune
Howe's Hints on Love and Youth in a Troubled Age
A fragment from a period piece on relationships and folly observes love fades with youth and obstinacy. It warns mothers ruin boys more than whisky and notes the cost of unpaid bills. The tone mocks marriage as a cure for a wandering heart while noting laughs come late, bringing further troubles.
Fighters dispute with trainers after possible rematch
Ernest Roeber and Dan Hickey, who trained Bob Fitzsimmons for his win over Corbett and recently left him, say they will not patch up the trouble. They accuse the Cornishman of abusing his helpers and breaking financial agreements, echoing a past dispute between Corbett and Mike Donovan after the Corbett Sullivan mill.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Ernest Roeber
Dan Hickey
Corbett
Mike Donovan
New York Journal
Baltimore Fan Outburst Targets Catcher Bill Clarke
A Baltimore crowd sparks a heated moment during a Baltimore Chicago game in Chicago when an offended spectator insults catcher Bill Clarke with a threatening remark. The exchange centers on Clarke name and a sharp reply from the box seat, highlighting tensions between fans and players.
Hotel owner liable for guest bicycle theft at Luton court
A Luton county court judge ruled the hotel proprietor bears responsibility for a bicycle left on the premises by a guest and stolen by unknowns, stating no distinction exists between a bicycle and other guest goods.
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Luton
England
New York Post
Straightening Up
Comic note from the Philadelphia Times observes a shift in bicycle interest: rising general curiosity but fewer people intent on riding.
The Race Question in a Fragmented Inked Note
Fragmented OCR mentions a race question and terms like Megroes and bicylista, with stray phrases from Atlanta Constitution. The readable text is incomplete and unclear about any concrete event or stance.
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Megroes
Bicy Lista
Atlanta
Notice of Desert Land Claim Proof in Montana
United States Land Office Helena announces Cyron R. Ryther of Dell Montana has filed intent to prove desert land claim No 2868 for section 7 township 128 range Boise. The hearing will be December 4 before L J Price district clerk Dillon Montana. Witnesses listed: Chas E Davidson George Brack Smith McKnight and W E Cox.
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U. S. Land Office
Missoula
Mont
John Walchli
William W. Bentley
T. C
Beaverhead Co
Wisdom
W. A. Francis
A.S
United States Land Office
Joan M. Evans
W. A. Francia
U. S
Louis Minder
Wenger
Fox
Montana
Jorgen Jorgenson
James ‘Tissett
Fred Hirschey
Atidoun M. Evans
Register
Helena
L. J. Price
A. S
Dillon
Michael Barich
Geo. Staudacher
Stephen Lasich
Geo
Rebisch
John Boutella
Interior Department
Pri
Cyron R. Ryther
Dell
Bo W
Chas. E. Davidson
George Brck
Smit McKnight
Ae McKnight
W. E. Cox
State of Montana
Heaverhead
Dillon Township
Phil. D. McGough
H. W. Earle
John Logan
Phil. A. McGough
A. D
H. W. Esrle
Costa
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