New Uniform Bill of Lading Promises Shipping Clarity
Pittsburg October 11. Railroad officials and shippers hail the new Uniform Bill of Lading as a fair, protective contract defining shipment terms. The Intersta te Commerce Commission backed it. carriers will switch to the new form on November 1, with old versions withdrawn.
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Pittsburg
D. T. McCabe
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburgh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Millers’ National Federation
Ohio Shippers’ Association
New York Produce Exchange
Mayer
Real Estate Transfers From Argus Listing Numerous Parcels
A compiled transfer list shows Anthony Junge granting to Mary Junge and multiple other transactions including Wm Altmeyer to George Mena and Elizabeth McMahan to Laura Jankine. Amounts range from 75 to 2500 dollars with parcels in Huntingburg Ferdinand and Tempel’s addition among others. The notices cover various lot transfers and quarter acre descriptions across several properties.
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Anthony Junge, Sr
Mary Junge
Wm. Altmeyer
George Menamer
Lawrence Harder
Mary K. Harder
Martin Harder
Geo. Kunkler
Cath. Buechler
Tempel’s Ad
St. Anthony
Lizzie Niehaus
Louis J. Parker
Huntingburg
Elizabeth McMahan
Laura Jankine
McMahan
Henry Wagner
Frank Seng
Lot
Ferdinand
Wagner
Harley
Lemmon
M. Friedman
Saaper
GIDG
Time's flight outpaces aging minds in reflective tale
A New York Sun meditation contrasts the eagle and the condor with human time as age advances. The speaker notes time speeds up as years pass, signaling a narrowing horizon yet finds renewed purpose, joy, and charity in later life. Wings of perception widen while worries lessen.
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New York
The Pretzel as a Quasi Art Form and Thirst Quencher
The pretzel is praised as a remarkable artificial creation with limitless variation. It is described as not food nor dessert, but perhaps an appetizer that quenches thirst, with origins linked to Germany and a possible Latin etymology.
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Sahara
Germany
North
South
America
North America
South America
Brett
New York
Lemon Crop Injury Reduces Handling Freely
A report notes the lemon harvest faces injury, reducing the need for extensive handling by workers and easing burdens on market suppliers. The writeup emphasizes the impact on distribution and potential price stability for buyers.
Hours of Sleep Advice for Health and Nerve Power
The piece argues there is no fixed sleep rule and emphasizes valuing refreshed awakenings over alarms. It advises growing children need good rest, warns against overemphasis on early hours, and promotes short daily rests to boost health and alertness. It notes brain workers may need more sleep yet great thinkers sometimes sleep four to five hours.
How to Know a Mad Dog
Rabies signs include a hidden change in a dog’s temperament and trouble swallowing. The clearest indicator is sticky whitish saliva on teeth and lips, with eyes red and glare. Ferocious barking fits alternate with exhaustion periods, and the dog should be tied up quickly to prevent attacks.
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Outing Magazine
Principe di Udine Offers In-Cabin Dental Suite Aboard
The Italian twin screw steamship Principe di Udine features a special cabin with a dental outfit and a first class dentist to survey passengers mouths at sea. The vessel also includes a gymnasium upper deck winter garden cafe a children’s play room and standard saloon.
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Principe
Elegant Italian Decor Graces Promenade Deck Cabins
The dining room displays elaborate decor by famous Italian artists. All first-class cabins have no upper berths and sit on the promenade deck. Several de luxe chambers include a bedroom sitting room and bath with large windows.
Painting the Eiffel Tower perils and protests
The report recounts that repainting the Eiffel Tower every six years averaged five deaths each time. After five painters died, bosses proposed ropes and belts but workers resisted as a matter of pride. In 1895 seven men died. in 1900 workers resisted safety gear despite previous experience.
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Eiffel Tower
Casting Bronze Statuary and Foundry Challenges
The Washington Herald notes bronze statuary requires a skilled foundry with only seven U S facilities. It contrasts with marble work done in the sculptor’s studio and explains why bronze figures are costly, with life size statues ranging from 700 to 1200 dollars depending on design complexity.
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Fred H. Knapp
United States
Washington Herald
Toledo Blade Weekly paper promotes nationwide reach
An advertisement extols the Toledo Blade as a remarkable weekly newspaper with national circulation, low price, and broad content. It claims large subscribers and promises plain facts, current topics, and varied departments for the whole family. It invites readers to write for a free specimen copy.
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Toledo Blade
United States
America
News of the World Ao
Weekly
Blade
Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice
Ferdinand township in Dubois County Indiana invites residents to attend a plan meeting at the trustee's office on a weekday evening. Persons with township matters should present them on that day. Wa. Hstanna, Trustee, Ferdinand Indiana.
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Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Ind
Wa. Hstanna, Trustes
Ferdinand
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Cole
Cardus
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Tenn
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Cumberland
Chang
Melican
JS. F. Beckmann & Sauer
Kentucky
Indiana
Olinger
Hine Beers
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THE
Toledo, Ohio
the Blade
Frank
Mary Senninger
H. C. Knapp, M. D
Leppert’s Hotel
Phone Ferdinand Brewing Co
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