Cobalt Connites Recalled In Canada And U S Lore
A fragmentary World article compares Cobalt, Ontario and Cobalt, Connecticut, noting Pilgrim era mining memories linger yet largely unused. It asserts few in the United States know the real Cobalt while many towns claim the name, likening recognition to Butte and other mining places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobalt
Connecticut
Pilgeim
United States
Conn
New York
Avery United States
Lye
Ontario
Canada
Butte
Mont
Loronia World
Stolen Dogs Sold as Lamb Meat in Paria Butcher Shops
Reported thefts in Paria lead to allegations that stolen dogs are sold to local butchers who market the meat as lamb, with emphasis on hind legs. Officials cautioned residents as investigators pursue clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Ezra Meeker aims to restore the Old Oregon Trail to coast
Ezra Meeker, the 70 year old pioneer, arrives in Columbus after traveling 2800 miles since January 20 1909 in an ox drawn wagon. He plans a Washington trip to urge authorities to relaid the trail as a concrete road from Mississippi to the Pacific. He notes modern streets replace the historic path and reflects on his 1852 journey from Indianapolis to the Washington Territory.
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Ezra_ Meeker
Houdweiy
Ezra Meeker
Golden West
Cohynbus
Oregon Trail
Barger
Columbus
Ohio
Faymor” Mocker
Tacoma
Wash
Harmee
Meeker
Washington
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Indianapolis
Latch Key Suffrage in England and America
A Boston Herald editorial notes that English courts have linked latchkey ownership to electoral rights of a householder, while in the United States latchkeys are now nearly universal for both men and women. The piece observes the rapid social shift away from gendered status signals in housing and voting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Boston Herald
Fragmentary Philadelphia Press quote about engagement and finances
Dialogue shows Sal Lovett confirming an engagement to a woman, Newitt noting her claim, and the woman burning money from a former lover. The excerpt hints at a past relationship and financial dispute, reflecting sensational press storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Lovett
Newitt
Philadelphia Press
Postum Coffee Helps Teacher Rebound From Nervous Strain
A teacher recalls switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee after a friend suggested it for meal times with children. She found initial trials tough, but a second boil of fifteen minutes produced a rich flavor and restored health. She credits Postum with improving her well being and work in the classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little “Health Classis
Weillville
Labor unions from coast to coast advocate eight hour workday
A flood of notices describes unions across North America and Europe pushing for eight hour days and wage increases. From Waltesd to Toronto, San Francisco, Boston, and Minneapolis, carpenters, leather workers, launderers, and plasterers form or join unions. The New York police, Italian barbers, and Ontario Labor Party chapters organize or expand activity. Proposals include labor temples, cooperative food ventures, and a universal union label, with accords for five year contracts and upcoming mergers in San Francisco and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudictins
Waltesd
Aly
Bavi
Inbor
Bolvilte
Canada
Waling
Granite Cutters
Hardwick
Cement Workers
San Francisco
Owl
San Joss
Cal
Cal Men's ‘Uion
Launder Workers
Launder Workers’ Union
Alnineds County
Toronto
International Union of Horseshoers
United States
New York
W Fiom
Ontario
Canadian Labor Party
Sacramento’ Labor ‘“Emple’ Association
Soo
Oakland
Central Labor Council
Alameda County
Minneapolis
Louisville
American Federation of Labor
American Foderation of Labor
International Cigarmakers' Union
Pattornmakers’ League of North America
Folncksmithe
Great Falls
Mout
Gompers
San Francisco Water Works’ Union
Gas Workers
Gas and Water Workers’ Union
Metal Workers’ Union
Amalgamated Engineers of England
Employers’ Federation
London
Washington
D. C
Central Labor Union
Allied Council of Miscellaneous Trades
Allied Labor League
Chicago
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Dickens Novel Plot Sparks London Debate on Adaptation
A London Tribune notice reviews a sensational handling of Oliver Twist themes in a new work linked to Mayle and Mayon Wowse. It details Fagin and Sikes like figures guiding a perilous escape from a riverbank house as Oliver endures threats and finds unexpected tenderness from Mrs. Mayle and Rose, with Bravery by a butler and servants signaling a dramatic capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Mayon
Waien
Bill ‘Atkey
Omer Hewiht
Charles Hlekona
Plage
London
Lycroft Boise
Saya
London ‘Tribune
Mya Mayle
Ditter
Boethni Green
Avaby
Crackle
Bill Sikes
Myotis
Oliver Waa
Sikes
Platal
Bilttes
Vallane
Giley
Pluchot
Neptune
Oliver
Blenged Questions City’s Progress for Son in Football
Washington Star quotes Blenged asking if pleased with his son’s progress in football. The father replies yes after seeing him perform on the field, saying there’s no reason to trade with tramps when he stays home.
Remarkable Pioneer Tale Promises Health Revival
A Utah pioneer recounts crossing the plains in 1848 and credits kidney pills for dramatic health relief after suffering diabetes, kidney failure, and fatigue. The anecdote, from W Browning of Ogden, promotes Allen's Foot-Ease and kidney pills with booster-style testimonials and dated contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uta
Tella
W. Browning
Ogdeo
Utah
Saya
Donna
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Note on a rare and valuable item from Chicago dealer
A Chicago Tribune snippet describes a dealer evaluating a rare item as worth ten dollars while offering two dollars, with the seller seeking five dollars and another similar piece existing. The exchange highlights market value and stock concerns for unusual collectibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depenida
Chicago Tribune
Favorite Prescription for Women Relief and Cure
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a potent, alcohol-free remedy for nervous, weak, and overburdened women. It claims to restore vigor, ease headaches and backache, ease menstrual issues, and address pelvic disorders, promising a permanent cure with faithful use and inviting readers to request a free booklet for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Tierco
Fierce
B. V. Fierce
Cameo Cure For Measles Cited By Nebraskans
A Nebraska resident, Mrs Henry Porter of Albion, recalls a week of dramatic recovery from a six month skin disease after using Cure Remedies. She reports full restoration and no recurrence seven years later, dating the case to August 1006.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudlenra
Henry Porter
Albion
Neb
Burety bonds issued by Title Guaranty Company of Scranton Pa
Historical notice states issuance of buretty bonds by the Title Guaranty and Burety Company with home office in Scranton Pennsylvania. It mentions capital and surplus over one million dollars and references a quip about curing rheumatism with a humorous dialect exchange. The fragmentary text includes garbled spellings and a stray line about a sergeant and a Rese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burety
Guaranty & Burety Company
Scranton
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Chester
Pinkharm
James Chester
St. New York
Dodds
Heume
Winchester
Winomeeter Rereating Arms Co
Mew Haven
Libby
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Boston
Mayi
Union
Bae
Phe
Windta’ Leather Workers’ Union
Minnesota
State Federation of Labor
Marcun Aurelius
Stead
Allen
2Hc
Rample
Allen 8
Olmstod
le Roy
Alcorol
Bears
Castoria
Sterling Remedy Co
Philadelphia Ledger
Mary
John Brown
County Beat
Tree Great
Ottawa
Cunedar
aKwons
D. Scott
J. Brow
T Hotton Terminal
Bull Tin
Ind
Valles
Paxton
Mother Oray
Lewis
Pastors
O.N. O
Esra Ricase
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