Thrice-a-Week World plans brighter 1907 edition
The Thrice-a-Week World promises a better paper in 1907 with more complete news service, broader coverage of events worldwide, and impartial political reporting. It will come every other day at a lower price, offering faster, fuller reports and cartoons from standard authors.
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Isanes
New York World
Louisville Courier Journal
Cincinnati Enquirer
Meras Magasine
Pup Toda
Nahga
Ferdinand News Offers One Year Subscription Deal
The Ferdinand News promotes a yearlong subscription for one dollar sixty five cents, inviting readers to sign up for twelve months of local coverage and community reporting.
Hicks 1908 Almanac Sets New Weather Forecast Volume
The Rev. Irl R. Hicks announces the 1908 Almanac with full year weather forecasts, fine half tone illustrations, astronomical engravings, and new cover design. Priced 35 cents by mail, 30 cents at news stands. Word and Works offers a monthly weather forecast plus almanac with subscription. Address Word and Works Publishing Co, 2201 Locust St, St Louis. Agents wanted.
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Irl R. Hicks
Montly
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St. Louia
Missouri
Doe's Flirtation and Deer Battle on the Mountain
Bill Austen, a chopper, was chased by a buck while perched in a tree. A second buck arrived and fought for a doe. Austen descended, fetched a gun, and found blood and horn fragments on the snow after the fight.
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Doe
Bill Austen
Bill
Deerland
Austen
New Death Test Promises Certainty on Burial
An eminent German physician proposes a fluorescence test to prove death. Injecting fluorescein into tissues would color skin and eyes if circulation remains, while absence of color confirms death. If life persists two hours before burial, coloring fades without harming the patient.
Cat Bodyguard Guards Baby In Squalid Tenement
A baby in a North End tenement is kept from rats by a cat tied to a bedpost in a rear living room. E. T. Brigham of the Helping Hand Institute describes the scene at a Fifth Street shop with a rat-infested setting and the mother’s claim that the cat protects the infant.
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E. T. Brigham
Helping Hand Institute
Fifth Street
Sara
Kansas City Star
Dinner Disaster in Ceylon Plantation Cobra Kill
A dinner gathering at a bungalow veranda in Ceylon ends in tragedy when a cobra hidden beneath a chair strikes as a native attendant slides a cloth over its head. The narrator recalls the moment the snake bites and the life ending instantly.
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