Colorado & Southern Homeseeker Tickets One Fare Plus Two
The Colorado and Southern Railway sells round trip Homeseekers tickets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month all year. Tickets to numerous points in New Mexico and Texas at one fare plus $2.00 for the round trip. Final limit twenty five days with liberal stop over privileges. Contact the railway agent or T. E. Fisher, General Passenger Agent, Denver.
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Colorado & Southern Railway
New Mexico
Texas
Colorado & Southern
T. E. Fisher
Denver
Colorado
Grain price list and a grim cholera quip
Grain prices show wheat at 2.20 per 100 pounds and bran at 1.50. The fragment ends with a scientist’s remark about the cholera germ resembling a comma, followed by a grim line about its deadly impact.
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Colorado
Agassiz birthplace and legacy in Moters Switzerland
A biographical sketch of Jean Louis Rudolph Agassiz born in Motier, Switzerland, detailing his move to America in 1846, Harvard professorship, and lasting influence. It notes his founding of a permanent zoological school on Penikese Island funded by John Anderson, his death in 1873, and his friendship with Longfellow.
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Lake Geneva
Switzerland
Motiers
Bern
Motlers
Europe
Jean Louis Rudolph Agassiz
America
Harvard College
Cambridge
United States
Agassiz
Leule Agassiz
Shakespeare
Robert Burns
School of Nature
John Anderson
New York
Longfellow
Agea
Bethlehem
Paul the Apostle and his enduring spiritual impact
The article traces the life of Saul who became Paul, noting his transformation to humility and mission. It covers his missionary journeys from Damascus to Corinth and Rome, his letters to Thessalonica, the Corinthians, Galatia, and Romans, and his role shaping Christian thought. It highlights his suffering, reform of conscience, and influence on later reformers while noting the mystery surrounding his death.
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Corinth
Greece
Athens
Thessalonica
Ephesus
Corinthians
Philippi
Paul
Saul
John Wickliffe
John Huss
Martin Luther
John Knox
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Cross
Post Strike Losses Put France At100 Million
Officials estimate the recent postal strike cost France about 100 million dollars in losses. Even if the strikers prevailed, it would take a long time to recover such a vast sum.
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France
Saul of Tarsus and the Saintly Transformation
A biographical sketch of Saul of Tarsus born in 4 A D in Cilicia now Turkey. It portrays him as a Pharisee and persecutor who harshly judged Christians before the famous noonday vision on the road to Damascus. The piece links his later rise to leadership and his earlier cruelty to dogmatic rigidity.
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Tarsus
Cilicia
Asia Minor
Cydnus
Old Point Comfort
Mediterranean Sea
Saul of
Saul
Stephen the Martyr
Damascus
Caiaphas
Jerusalem
Jesus
Sinking of Perry Island in Bogoslofs chain reported
In the Bogoslofs group off Unalaska, Perry Island, one of three volcanic islets formed around 1906, is now reported to have sunk. Castle Rock has long been known since 1796 and Fire Island since 1883.
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Beringsea
Bogoslofs
Unalaska
Castle Rock
Fire Island
Perry Island
San Francisco
Science
Pretender in Morocco Stirs Amid Sibling Rivalry
The Albany Journal notes a rising pretender in Morocco claimed to be a half brother of the sultan. If he topples the sultan, other half brothers or cousins may rally to a rebellion as in past intrigues. The piece questions whether April plans herald May blossoms or fresh turmoil.
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Morocco
Mulal Hafid
Abdul Axis
Houseowner Painting Outfit No 49 Promises Lasting Results
National Lead Company offers a free Houseowner's Painting Outfit No 49 with instructions on proper timing surface conditions and materials. The kit includes a color scheme book and a paint adulteration detector. Dutch Boy Painter trademark guarantees purity. National Lead will supply if your dealer cannot.
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National Lead Company
Trinity
New York
Masher and Boy Fumble Whose Sister Waits Outside
A terse exchange unfolds with The Masher asking about a sister while The Boy admits she sent a nickel to report the caller’s absence. Tension hints at a prank or confrontation in a compact street scene.
Two Sides of History in a Wry Essay
An excerpt from Life muses on history as a contested record shaped by narrator bias. It contrasts Eden, the American Revolution, and the Civil War, noting how perspective and location alter interpretation and tone.
Judge Waits on Leniency in Twin Fathers Larceny Case
Attor ney Charles Pettijohn asked Judge Pritchard for mercy for a client who pleaded guilty to larceny, arguing the man is father to twins and stole to feed them. The judge replied he would consider such a proposition when Pettijohn becomes a father of twins.
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Charles Pettijohn
Pritchard
Criminal Court
Endless Chain of A and B Lessons
A humorous family scene shows Effie resisting learning the alphabet. Parents try to teach her to say A while she fears being pushed to B. The father eventually gives up, while the mother gently pleads with Effie to say the first letter.
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Effie
Mamma
Dusty Dodgework Short Stub Sparks Lively Talk
A rustic exchange centers on a short stub of smoke and a favored style of dealing with it. Dusty insists on a quick, efficient approach and praises the straightforward method. The dialogue showcases a folksy, practical mindset.
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Dusty
Old Soaker Caffeine Cure Story From Huntaville
A Huntaville Alabama woman recounts 40 years of coffee use and 20 years of stomach trouble. After trying many doctors and failing, she stopped coffee and switched to Postum four months ago. Her health improved, she can sleep well, eat what she wants, and credits Postum as the cause relief.
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Huntaville
Ala
Rainbow Luncheon Decor Ideas and Floral Centerpieces
A guide to elegant luncheon table styling featuring violet arrangements with a central glass vase and ribbon hold, buttercup wreaths around fern accents, pansy displays in soaked cornmeal, a rainbow luncheon concept with color coordinated tables and candles, and a jonquil and narcissus centerpiece using a poultry-net ball frame.
Pork Curry Bake With Rice
A recipe uses half a pound cold cooked pork finely chopped with a shallot, butter, egg, curry powder, flour, salt, lemon, milk, coconut, and parsley. Fry the shallot in butter, add remaining ingredients, cook five minutes, bake in a moderate oven until just brown, and serve with plain boiled rice.
Lemon Cheese Recipe Keeps for Twelve Months
Mix yolks from six eggs with whites from four and one pound castor sugar. Add juice of three lemons and finely grated rind of two. Melt a quarter pound butter, stir into mixture, simmer until thick, then store in jars. Keeps for twelve months or more.
Tongue and Egg Lettuce Layered Cold Dish
Slice tongue thin then into inch squares. Layer tongue and hard boiled egg on lettuce with mayonnaise. Garnish with beet slices and parsley, arranging in tiers for serving.
How to Make Apricot Jam From Dried Fruit
Instructions describe making jam from dried apricots using one and a half pounds cut small, soaked in three pints of water for three days, then boiled with five pounds of sugar to finish.
Rice and Sugar Bake Inspires Unfailing Results
A home recipe uses half a pound ground rice half a pound castor sugar and four eggs. Beat eggs with sugar then mix in rice and beat 20 minutes. Bake in a moderate oven about 40 minutes. The sender reports unfailing success.
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Sender
Cleaning colored candles for tables and events
A short instruction note explains that colored candles used for guest tables and festive occasions can be cleaned if soiled. Wash with a soft brush, white soap, and warm water to restore their appearance.
Home Furniture Shine Clean with Tepid Water Soap
To clean furniture mix tepid water with castile soap and wash the surface. Rinse thoroughly then rub with a piece of old silk until it shines and looks like new. This method restores polish and luster to wooden pieces.
Question About Wings of the Dove Sparks Story Debate
Two weeks later a friend asks if The Wings of the Dove is a collection of short stories or a single long narrative. The narrator answers that it is one darned long story, his whole soul poured into the words.
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James
Playgrounds in Leeton and Boston’s 1902 start
Boston women started the first playground in 1902. Leeton had eight playgrounds last year with nearly 2000 dollars spent, about one dollar per child, reflecting the cheap price for substantial benefit. The Playground league runs the grounds with self governed discipline by the boys themselves.
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Leeton
Boston
Playground League
Murine Eye Remedy Promoted For School Eye Strain
An old advertisement touts Murine Eye Remedy for eye irritation from chalk dust and strain among New York City schoolchildren. It claims relief for red gritty watery eyes and pink eye, and says the product contains no injurious drugs. It also promotes eye books and markets Murine through The Murine Eye Remedy Co. in Chicago.
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New York City
Murine Eye Medy Co
Chicago
Wealth of Melody On Wall Street Nap Grows Odd Scene
A weary financier dragged to the opera by his spouse dozes through a performance until a soulful aria prompts a playful exchange about worth and notches. The ranch visitor flirts as Cac tus Sim explains the marks on his gun representing men who thought themselves smarter.
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Wall Street
Cactus Sim
Castoria Bottle Label Echoes Trusted Signature Claim
A historical bottle label promotes Castoria with the claim of having the signature of Io Use For Over 30 Years. It emphasizes a safe and reliable remedy for infants and children and urges mothers to examine bottles for the signature indicating long-standing trust.
Seeking to Be a Comforter in Tariff Argument
Senator Sorghum defends a position amid tariff debate. He claims the case shows that the trade barrier does not yield tax revenue, framing the argument as a productive effort to demonstrate a point in congressional discussion.
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Senator Sorghum
A Rare Good Thing Foot Comfort Endorsement
Mrs Atilda Holtert of Providence Rhode Island praises ALLEN S EASE for relieving sore and tired feet. The advertisement notes the product is bold by all druggists and asks readers to inquire today.
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Allen
Atilda Holtert
Providence
R. I
The Natural Proceeding Editor Cuts Long Hanging Story
A newsroom dialogue shows an editor telling a reporter to cut a lengthy piece about a hanging incident. The exchange highlights newsroom practices for trimming content while preserving essential facts.
Unclear Proverb About Hiring Gardens and Birds
A terse maze of archaic phrasing asserts that hiring one garden invites birds to peck at the employer, while hiring many gardens increases the birds’ predation. The line reads like a cautionary saying on management and risk.
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