President's Message on China and Philippines Policy
The president reviews key 1900 priorities from China to the Philippines. He cites U S policy in China, negotiations with powers, indemnities, and arbitration. He outlines reciprocity, canal plans, and strong fiscal gains, urging cautious currency and shipping reforms while detailing military needs and territorial duties.
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How a Red Fox Surpassed Russian Sable in Dye Trick
A New York salesman recounts a Russian sable dye tale from Washington Star style lore. A dye chemist’s temper and a broken bottle lead to a red fox fur becoming a convincing sable through chemical alteration. The inventor markets the method worldwide, promising affordable luxury as fashions shift.
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Suleyman
Hangs & Vale
New York City
Washington Star
Friendly Dox Breaks Up Cleve Street Dog Fight
On a pleasant Cleve Wind street two dogs a large hound and a saucy fox terrier quarrel over a third terrier. A calm watchdog acts as umpire until a big dog finally intervenes delivering a decisive blow. Afterward the two terriers become closer while the hound remains dignified and protective. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Dox
Cleve Wind
Yeltei Gellunee
Tleax
Pania
Cleveland
Newlywed Couple Referred By Nickname Bird Is
Fragment reads a playful line about a newly married couple in Indianapolis Journal chatter. It notes secrecy about names for a few weeks as each partner begins signing as Bird Is. The excerpt captures light society tone and playful mutual moniker.
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Indianapolis Journal
Chinese Imperial Library Catalog of 93000 Books
The four imperial libraries catalog and briefly describe no fewer than 93 000 works, filling 200 volumes. Western views label it a vast, dreary lexicon, but Abbe Remusat praised its eloquence and poetic, pictorial language empowering imagination. Success lead.
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Remusat
Halls Cure Advertises Hundred Dollar Reward
The notice touts Hell Cure as curable and promises a one hundred dollar reward for the answer or Gatard who cannot be cured. It lists J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as trusted in business and mentions West Triax and Walding Kinnon Marvin wholesale druggists Voloto Ohio. Hull’s Cure is described as taken internally and not harmful to the stomach, with pills claimed as best.
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J. Cheney & CO
Props
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Cheney
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Wnolbaniy Prugglae
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Wholesale Drugpists
Voloto
Ohio
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All Drugg Tats
Hull
Defeated Candidate Mocked in Local Election Tale
Quoted exchange shows a candidate taunted after losses. Boston Christian Register notes a reaction from an opponent, with playful lines about running for alderman and the election results. The entry includes quirky dialogue and a family scene at supper.
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Boston Christian Register
Cured Nerve Restorer Ads and Teething Gag Lines
The page features an array of vintage ad copy for a nerve restorer promising cures and a free trial bottle. It also includes assorted jumbled product lines and quips, including a teething remedy claim and a joke about religion from a Chicago Evening Post snippet.
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Chicago Evening Post
Revere-Headaches Fill In Office Vacancies Joke
In the Chicago Record a quip imagines a speaker offering a visitor a chance to fill vacant expressions on his clerks faces, a playful line about office vacancies and morale.
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Chicago
Nervura Blood and Nerve Remedy Promises Vital Work Strength
An advertising essay extols workers from all classes and links health to productivity. It claims Nervura strengthens nerves and blood, partnering with Nature to prevent premature decay and sustain daily labor across wealth, industry, and caring for others. It likens labor strain to mental and physical exertion needing vigorous vitality.
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Nervura claims grand cure for tired nerves and blood
An advertisement extols Nervura as a purely vegetable remedy that strengthens weak bodies, calms nerves, and improves blood circulation. It cites electrician John D. Smith of Lynn Mass who reports recovery after using Nervura and offers free counsel from Dr. Greene at 36 West 14th Street New York City. The copy promises confidential, free advice to all seeking health improvements.
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Greene
Nervara
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New York City
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