Pipe factory boasts odd cobs profit in Missouri town
The Big Business Done In a Little Missouri Town recounts a cob pipe factory where farmers profit from Collier cobs. Workers grind, bore, and shape cobs into pipes with iron rings, plaster shells, and cane stems while secrecy surrounds the process.
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Washington
Welrich
Paris
East Whalshapii
Globe-Democra
Medicine Dog Feast at Sioux Encampment in Minnesota
A visitor describes a Sioux Yankton feast at Pipestone quarries where a roasted “medicine dog” is offered for talismanic life and warrior prowess. The feast blends medical and religious aims as the tribe crowds the embers for a prized piece.
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C. J. Crandell
Detroit Free Press
Northern electric light station reaches far north
American enterprise is felt at Herne wand Sweden with the most northern electric light station in the world. Lamps light at 2 30 pm and go out at 12 15 am.
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Mose Northern
Hernewand
Sweden
Chicago Herald
Failures of Young Orators Show Perseverance Pays Off
The article argues that no great speaker is born, citing Demos thenes and others who trained despite flaws. It recalls Robert Walpole’s stutter, Curran’s nickname suttering Jack, Disraeli’s first speech hiccups, and Cobden’s early humiliations as lessons in practice and persistence.
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Chicago Herald
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The Coincidence of Snow on February Fourth
A Quaker-like tale from Rev. Dr. Buckley recounts a New York man who foresaw snow on February 4, based on a son’s burial 43 years earlier. The story questions the value of probability for a single day and urges skepticism of such coincidence.
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Sleaness Insurance Gains Favor in German Cities
The sickness insurance law allows operation by companies for all hand workers and some clerks and salesmen per local authority. The large tax effect reduces maintenance costs for the sick poor by 21.67 marks in Hamburg in one year. The law covers 4,204,173 insured, about 1.7 per 1,000 population.
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Hambu
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