Four Languages Honored Name in Medicine
Trade Commissioner Elst O Mears argues for advertising in at least four languages in Constant, with Turkish papers most effective. The piece notes multilingual reach, newspaper circulations, and branding strategy, then profiles Henry Detwiler the Swiss-born pioneer of homeopathy in America and his work in Pennsylvania. Detwiler’s voyage to the United States, medical practice, and links to Immanuel Hahnemann’s system are highlighted along with his Paris reception and scholarly gifts.
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Constantopie
Constant Nupie Revere
Elst O. Mears
Turki Popularians
Constantieople
Apinenis
Turklen
Henry Detwiler
Langenbruck
Switzersead
Napoleon Bonaparte
Pennsylv
Lehigh Valley
Imbnemann
Defetler
Hrhnemans
Paris
Pany Asturs
Hieuge
Rare sugars crown German monopoly in early American industry
The article notes American chemical industry gains with rare sugars once under German control. It cites hospitals needing these sugars for typhoid and cholera tests, mentions high costs and limited sources. Prices cited include mannose at 140 per pound, xylose at 120, and other sugars around 100 to 180 per pound, sourced from trees, shrubs, corn, and dahlia tubers.
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Ceng
Mhemica
Hill 60 bought by brewer in new hotel plan
The London Times reports Hill 60 may become a hotel site after its battlefield past. The piece notes the hill’s historic bloodshed at Loos and its blasted summit, now proposed for a commercial memorial. Also described are concrete Pueblo style cottages in Monrovia California with fireproof poured walls and Spanish leaded roofs under construction.
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London ‘Times
Mmtal Aetmory
Loos
Monrovia
Cel
Jaschaniet
Cove Port Stone Structure in Southern Utah Preserved
Popular Mechanics notes the Cove Port, a 2567 built stone fort from the Blackhawk Mormon war era, remains in near perfect preservation in southern Utah. Once a stockade and shelter, it now serves as a rural house and hovel.
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Jens Thay
Utah
Cove
Peefert
Making Pictures Popular 4 circulating library opening
The Brooklyn unit of Making Pictures Popular has opened a circulating library of pictures and books. Borrowers may loan reproductions for two weeks or a month with a Grief account explaining the art’s significance and periods. The project aims to familiarize subscribers with notable art and encourage ownership after experiencing it.
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Brooklyn
IST varieties of par care wade in the United States
The 157 variation of IST varieties of par care wade in the United States outlines Michigan's share with 35 entries, followed by Illinois and New York, totaling 122 automobile manufacturing concerns tied to Michigan. The text lists numbers and states in a fragmented manner, implying market or industry counts across regions.
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United States
Michigan
New York
Sfiren Penney
Comcerte Eutelde
Simple Reason for Thrift
The passage argues against wasteful spending and defends thrift as essential for production and progress. It critiques preaching thrift without limits and warns that indulgence harms capital and future improvements, citing Samuel Crowther in the North American Review.
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I& Boy
Jeniowsy
Bey
Aus Obe
Samuel Crowther
North American Review
Paper from Veneer Waste Opens Pulpwood Opportunity
United States Forest Products Laboratory notes veneer waste from factories yields potential pulpwood and fuel. Red gum yellow wood birch fir beech and maple veneer cores could become pulp stock. Factories near mills could supply wood to justify a central pulp mill with a yearly waste equivalent to 30 cords.
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United States Forest Prodets Laboratory
Nena
Scientifice American
Greeted by Insults at Madrid Handball Match
The crowd in Madrid hurled mild epithets and shouting as players faced insults like Rogue Thief Convict and fslet. Women spectators join the belt of voices while bookmakers size up odds, creating a scene of noise and bedlam.
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America
Madrid
Spain
Bedlam
Fragmented notes on early exploration and wartime heritage
Fragmentary text recounts early geographic works on America and Seville prices, mentions explorers and pilots around 1476, and alludes to later American and Danish military involvement in wars. It references a granite memorial high and Danish descent soldiers in World War contexts, with dispersed digits and place names.
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Ouellak
Methodist Announcement For Twin Falls Services
Methodist pastor C B Deal invites the Twin Falls conference to a Sunday program featuring a Bible study at 1 am, morning worship, Epworth League activities, and a sermon titled Con science at 7 pm. The note mentions September 4 services and hospitalities for attendees.
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RH Meats
Epworth League
Twin Falls
Twi
Palle
Filer
Pastor
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