Fragmented 19th century columns mix politics sports and weddings
A garbled wire service style page reports on debt, Cline of Anwrola, and Henry Chadwick. It notes Pan Canal progress, a glancing mention of Anna Gould and Prince de Castellane, Abdul Hamid, and Paris election efforts. The College Sadow comedy is staged in Low and British readers react to jokes.
Shyteins and invalids work praise and pity
A long readable fragment describes the American Society of Invalids and its western branch, its aim to bring sunshine to the world, and how closed wards and wheelchairs aid the disabled. It covers correspondence between members, charity letters to inmates, and the role of the Wheel-chair section in improving life for the bedridden and housebound. The report lists membership, mail counts, gifts, and social outreach across Illinois and Indiana.
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Get Your Money's Worth Soap Test
In a garbled snippet the text hints at a soap test and a note about week four actions. It mentions Ukr and mamas of aver ta svneit tt sak and refers to Heenan. The readable content is fragmentary with no clear event, date, or concrete entities to confirm a full summary.
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Health: Animals Digest Good Digestion Promoted
An elderly reader describes severe digestive troubles and remedies. He cites Cooper's theory and the Rely elixers as highly effective for horses and humans. The letter praises new medicines and urges cautious adoption, noting improvements in appetite and energy.
Will it Revolutionize Navigation By Hydrocurve Boat
A new hydrocurve boat by Mr Manker aims to radically change navigation. He labored in science to create a hull that glides with minimal power, moving water at one third speed and using natural flow. The vessel reportedly reached 40 knots, with claims of higher speeds possible, and served as messenger on the Mississippi voyage.
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Manker
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Birthday Committees Formed On Corners And Avenues
Mrs J R Custer and Miss NM Hardinge head a helping hand committee at 3928 Grand Boulevard and Monroe Avenue. Through Dr Wilfred Gren’s influence Chicago associates extend their French ties to Labrador fisher talks as noted in Journal Gazette Want Ads.
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Chicago
Rugs Show Diverse Styles From American Weavers
Demand for rugs grows yearly as American makers compete with Orientals in color and design. Small Smyrna Velvets and Wiltons priced from 98c. Arabian Art Rugs offer 9 by 10 and 6 by 9 or 12 by 9 feet at $10 to $12. Cashmere Oriental effects in 9 by 9 and 9 by 12 feet. Tapestry 9 by 12 priced $12.50 to $15, Velvet 9 by 12 at $19.25, Axminster 9 by 12 about $21.25 to $25, Wilton 9 by 12 $22.50 to $55.
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Linoleums Offer Ranges From 25 Cents to 1 50 a Yard
A local advertisement touts linoleums priced from 25 cents up to 1.50 dollars per yard, inviting customers to shop the full line from cheapest to best.
Curtains for tasteful homes reach wide stock range
A local advertises a large stock of curtains in various patterns and qualities. Ruffled Swiss curtains price 586 to 2.50 per pair, Nottingham Lace from 75 cents to 7.50 with many prices in between, Irish Point Lace 4 to 20 per pair, Brussels Lace 4.50 to 35 per pair.
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Curtain Materials and Prices in Home Decor
Listing of fabrics including Swisses priced from 3 cents to 45 cents per yard. Colonial Nets offered from 15 cents to 1.50 dollars per yard. Ecru Madras ranges 30 to 65.6 cents per yard. Colored Madras and other effects priced from 40 cents to 1.50 dollars per yard.
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Post Office Building Design by McKim Mead & White
New York April 21 The new federal post office by McKim Mead and White shows a monumental façade on the west side between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-third streets. The architecture features Corinthian columns and pilasters, a long public corridor, and a front about 44 feet on Fifth Avenue extending to Thirty-first Street. The government spent $1,660,514 on the Eighth Avenue blocks.
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