Child Saving Institute Seeks New Building Funds
The Child Saving Institute appeals for support to replace dilapidated facilities and expand to shelter and care for hundreds of homeless and dependent children. It has housed thousands over 11 years and now seeks $75,000 for a new building with $59,000 for construction and $25,000 for grounds and equipment, backed by Omaha business leaders.
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Nccess
Chiren
Board of Trustees
Omaha
Child Saving Institute
Sydney
Louisville
Belgrade
Neb
Blair
Tekamah
Nebraska
Towa
Institute
George F. Bidwell
Guy C. Barton
C. Y W. Lymoen
K. C. Barton
Rume Miller
Hi. J. Penfold
W. & Wright
Arthur C. Smith
Necessaries of a Millionaire in 19th Century Talk
The piece contrasts a past view of a millionaire with today’s expectations. It notes that success now demands country and town houses, estates, stables, garages, a luxury yacht, and planes, reflecting changing status symbols and the idea of wealth in motion.
Has Hidi Position in China
Sir Walter Hilver named expert adviser to the Chinese government. Born in China to English parents, he is described as learned and capable, with Li Fung Chane noting his fluency and education in Chinese.
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Sir Walter Hilver
Sir Walter
China
Li Fung Chane
Extreme Temperature Probe Reveals Tiny Shifts
The human sense cannot detect temperature changes beyond one fifth of a degree while a meter detects a difference of a millionth of a degree. A galvanometer responds to currents produced by deforming a mercury drop from a sphere into a needle shape.
A Novel Compliment Hair Restorer Restores Pride
A humorous scene shows a gentleman's wig blown off, captured by a kind young bystander who returns it. The distressed man expresses gratitude, calling the saver the most successful hair restorer he ever tried and thanking them warmly.
Family Visions of Hospitality Prompt Prideful Pledge
A young man promises lavish entertainments for his visiting uncle, declaring he will spare no expense and ensure the uncle receives all that money can buy. The vow emphasizes generous hospitality as a measure of respect and affection.
Herodias and the Whirlwind in German Folklore
Scholar Jacob Grimm notes that in early 1800s Germany the whirlwind was explained as the dancing Herodias whirling through the air.
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Herodias
Jacob Grimm
Germany
British Pride and Hypocrisy Ebbing in Public View
A Brussels letter argues that English self image as paragons of virtue fades as Britain loses moral posturing. Observer notes prior belief in national superiority is diminishing over time.
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United Kingdom
Brussels
Arti Fat Diet Guidance from Historic Menu
A historical dietary note lists a lean potage of fresh fish and modest portions of chicken lamb mutton and beef with poached or boiled preparations. It includes vegetables such as lettuce spinach asparagus celery onions radishes cabbage and olives and ends with ripe acidic fruits and a beverage of water coffee or tea without additives.
Husband Arrives Late for Supper Sparks Tense Talk
A Detroit Free Press quip notes that when husbands come home late and wives delay supper, evenings avoidable quarrels may be reduced. The line suggests harmony depends on coordinated timing at home.
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Detroit Free Press
Urban and rural life balance drives population shift
Harper's Weekly notes that one third of the population lives in cities while the rest remains rural. It argues country dwellers need religion education and material prosperity for happiness. Mechanization reduces farm labor per acre, so farms must raise fewer children or move workers to cities.
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Harper’s Weekly
Long Arm of Enterprise Seeks Global Exploitation
The piece argues that future globalization will leave no land unexplored from poles to equator while the world remains a vast field for merchants and capitalists who will act as the sole colonists in the era.
Weathered Lesson on Courage and Bravery
Mrs Lapsting rebukes Johnny for confusing courage and bravery as she explains they are simple terms with the same meaning. The exchange highlights a child’s growing understanding of moral concepts in a domestic moment.
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Johnny
To Melt Iron in a Moment
A method describing heating iron to white heat and applying it to a strip of sulphur to cause immediate melting into droplets. The experiment is best done over water so the melted iron, sulfuride of iron, drops safely into the bath.
One Exception in Bath Bell Ringing Phrase
A fragment notes a claim that no certainty exists except when alone in the bath someone rings a bell. Juige's Library caption appears as an aside in a miscellaneous clipping. The odd line suggests a literary or humorous note rather than a news item.
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Juige
Pliny's Dawg and the Fateful Steak Tale
In a Tennessee store parlor, Marve Parsons recounts a tall tale about Pliny Williams and a yappy dog. Pliny buys a prime steak for supper, the dog snatches it from a rosebush, and the steak is mauled beyond use. The crowd teases Bill Riley and argues over cooking, dogs, and pride.
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Bill
Marvin Parsons
Pliny
Sol Baker
Parsons
Dick Spence
Spence
Washington Hancock
Porterhouse
Marve
Baker
Hancock
Sol
Henry Westerman
Duck Crook
Ben Sibley
Bill Riley
Tige
Westerman
Jerry Bush
Sassafras
Pliny Williams
Marie
Ruby output in Burma 1907 shows production and value
Output of rubies in Burma during 1907 totaled 2 128 368 trucks valued in Magok books at 577 325 dollars. Royalty revenue for the year reached 99 245 dollars. Market was fairly good early year but declined toward year end.
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Burma
Barbed wire fence halts couple’s escape plan
A brief exchange shows a couple, a girl and Jimmy, acknowledging the end of their pursuit as a barbed wire fence blocks their path, with the girl expressing a wish for endless time.
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Jimmy
Conquering One's Self Quote by Robertson
A compact 19th century proverb describes self mastery: every sin slain passes into the self as strength, and each passion tamed by a higher impulse builds character.
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Robertson
Bible in type costs five thousand dollars
A report explains the expense of preparing a new Bible edition, noting the total cost to be five thousand dollars for setting type and printing. The article emphasizes the investment required for typography and production.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Sells Teething Cure
An 1880s style ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething relief and gum softness with claims of reducing inflammation and easing pain. It lists 25 cents a bottle and ends with a quip about keeping secrets.
Cost of Living Surges Across France and Food Prices Rise
A World note reports France faces an alarm over rising costs with four years of higher prices for food, clothing, and essentials. Meats, cheese, oil spike, rice doubled, rents climbing as overall inflation persists.
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France
N.Y. World
Cheap Living In Japan Exposed In A Surprising Way
A visitor claims a man can hire a horse, employ two servants, and enjoy abundant living in Japan for just over 20 a month, highlighting surprising affordability and lifestyle contrast.
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Japan
What You Sew In Winter You Shall Rip In Summer
A child misremembers a sermon about sowing and reaping, then later observes a seamstress transforming old garments into current fashions and quips that the preacher meant a different warning about sewing in winter and ripping in summer.
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Ethel
Kidney disease relief praised by Nat Anderson
Nat Anderson of Greenwood South Carolina recounts five years of dull backache and worsening kidney trouble. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills for relief and cure and notes renewed strength after using the product sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Nat Anderson
Greenwood
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
The Good That Never Dies
A reflection on memory and moral influence: even a small child’s goodness endures through loved ones and inspires future actions, despite physical destruction. The passage emphasizes faith that innocence persists in the world’s redeeming deeds through those who cherished it.
Readers Pledge Reward In Catarrh Patent Cure Claim
A crudely formed ad promises a $100 reward to prove a claimed catarrh cure. It asserts the preparation clears catarrh by flushing sinuses and supporting constitution with a patent medicine sold by V. J. Haugh & Co of Toledo Ohio, inviting testimonials.
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V. J. Haugh & C0
Teibne
O. Se
Stand against injustice sparks broad community gatherings
Widespread public demonstrations and solidarity events arise as residents unite to support a marginalized individual. Organizers cite shared values and call for accountability while police monitor the peaceful actions and ensure safety. Community leaders urge continued dialogue and nonviolent protest.
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