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Newspaper

Dubuque Sunday Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1900

Page

14

Harvard Freshman Invites Three Women Into Dining Hall

D. D. Walton from West Orange New Jersey led three young women into Randall Hall at Harvard Cambridge triggering astonished laughter and chatter. The incident, described as unprecedented, features Walton hailed as courageous and original for defying prior hall rules in Memorial and Randall halls.

Harvard University Cambridge Mass Randall Hall Harvard D. D. Walton West Orange N. J Walton Memorial Randall Halls Memorial Hall

Bill Posting and Distribution Services Advertised

Jas F Coffee announces bill posting and distribution services in Dubuque. The notice promotes reasonable prices for posting, tacking, and distributing bills across the United States and Canada, asserting adherence to Treasury laws and state bill posters.

Bill Pontere U. S Canada

Global Cotton Production in 19th Century Trade Trends

Daniel Cleverton notes the United States led world cotton output from 1834 onward, producing over half to two thirds of global supply. India, China, and Egypt contributed significant shares, with Egypt expanding due to irrigation. He compares area and yield across regions, highlighting Russia, Japan, Cochin China, and Latin America as rising or tentative competitors.

United States India China Egypt Greece Italy Europe Turkey Persia Asia Minor Russia Russian Central Asia trans-Caucasia Turkestan America Japan Cochin-China Africa Mexico West Indies Australia Colombia Venezuela Dutch Guiana Brazil Paraguay Daniel Cleverton

Sun viewed clearly through Paris exposition telescope

An examination of the sun through the large telescope at the optical pavilion of the Paris exposition produced unexpected results. The sun’s image appeared unusually clear and prominences, previously seen only at the edge, were now visible on the surface.

Brimberson’s Chic Look Draws Egg Business Hint

The Chicago Times Herald notes Mrs Brimberson’s elegant style and playfully questions if her husband’s wholesale egg business influences her fashionable image.

Wild Man of Borneo exhibited in Ohio lake areas

Thomas Kane died at his son’s Brighton home at about age 70. A Rochester physician paid $100 for his remains two years earlier and claimed the body. Coroner Sibley ordered an autopsy which showed death from heart disease. Kane, afflicted with acromegalia, was once shown as the “Wild Man of Borneo” at Ontario Beach and as “Brutus the brute” at Conesus lake, drawing large crowds with his oversized hands and feet and chained in a straw bed audience spectacle.

Thomas Kane Brighton Rochester Kane Sibley Iie Borneo Ontario Beach Conesus Lake Brutus

Servant Girls for London Seeks American Helpers

Norman F E Lees of the National Domestic Association in London arrives in New York aboard the St. Louis to recruit unlimited house servants for Britain and other foreign cities. Passages paid by the association. He notes high wages and the dire need due to war and married servants joining soldiers.

New York London Norman FE. Lees National Domestic Association New York City St. Louis Ile Condom Mr. Lees

Cans in the White House Frosted by Umbrella Receptacles

The Chicago Record notes a White House custom placing green painted umbrella cans in corridors for rainy days. Uncle Jerry, tall and dignified, drains them and carts away used pails. The piece also warns readers to steer clear of boiled water near the drainage canal and river.

White House Halls Ark Jerry Enn Freeland Smith Abo Yev Chicago Record Lake Issippi River

Seven Years in Dubuque Seeman X Ray Advert

Dubuque advertisement proclaims Dr Fr A Seeman German specialist with Roentgen X Ray machine West of Chicago. Claims cures for catarrh deafness piles nervous debility and other chronic ailments. Testimonials praise rapid results and long experience in eastern hospitals.

Chicago Seeman Dubuque Carr, Rider & Adams Ang, Kronfeldt Elm Street Mr. Stanton Zwingle Iowa Fr. A. Seeman

Nervous Diseases Treatment Offered at Lincoln Block Clinic

A medical advertisement offers treatment for epilepsy nervous prostration and women's ailments including bearing down pains and sterility using electricity with no harmful drugs. It promises confidential consultation, postal correspondence, and prompt attention for distant patients in German Swedish or English. Office at Lincoln Block corner Eighth and Locust streets with stated hours.

Lincoln Block Eighth and Locust Streets Eighth Street

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