World Facts From A Fragmented Page Of Notes
Treland outputs 140 million yards of linen yearly, England 45 million. Gibbon notes sugar came to Europe from Asia in AD 623. Artificial humidity in cotton mills fails. German and Dutch quill peas supply England. In Turkey state business pauses for a sultan’s play. Salvation Army active in 47 countries with 55 periodicals in 21 languages. Muassi clinimetts hospitals staff both allopathic and homeopathic doctors. Indian secretary sanctions five central asylums. Wind electricity at Wittned near Kappela. German labor demand for women fuels the “dri problem.” Me Weard growth at 1% per week implies yearly length gain. Bureau of printing requires 40 million stamps on hand. Calcium carbonate exports near a million pounds, mostly from France and the U.S. Belgian temperance push. Prize offered for best anti-cruelty picture. British islands employ about 1090 women over 18. 11 percent belong to trade unions. Canadians who aided Boer War honored by Duke of Cornwall and York in Canada. Great Salt Lake irrigation reveals drooping delta. Canal suggestion from Sonke headwaters. Since William I, London’s Hatespteli Court House organ under same mill, hydraulics future. One Yarneuth mussel contains 8,000,040 harmful bacteria. shell water has 803,200 colon bacilli. Pan-American Buffalo expo to show aluminum stall building from Niagara Falls. Actylene usage abroad expands. Amsterdam firm builds carbine factory. Iron replaces stone and bronze. a new metal era approaches. Acetylene burners glow at TimA fete with 18,000 intensity.
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Treland
England
Gibbon
Asia
Europe
Germany
Netherlands
Turkey
Salvation Army
Muassicluimetts
Secretary of State For Indian
Tadh
Wittded
Kappela
Sleewick
Tae
Ipev
Bureau of Cringemin
Washington
Sugh
France
United States
Cueloma
Ald
British Islands
South Africa
Duke of Cornwall and York
Canada
Great Late
Sonke
WalHam 1
Hatepteli Ceart House
London
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Holland i Company
Amsterdam
Tima
Alabama
Irene Ashby
Milla
Irene M. Ashby
South
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Ameren
Ufe
North
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Miss Ashby
The Infant Toilers in Alabama By Irene M Ashby
British labor statistician Irene Ashby reports on her Alabama survey of child labor in cotton mills. She cites 12 to 14 hour days, 400 children under 12 in 25 mills, and a total near 1,200 in the state, urging reform against southern mill practices and noting reactions of employers and workers.
The Grand Medicine Man Ceremony and Sioux Rituals
Open Court describes the Grand Medicine lodge rites with chants, dream signs, and animal spirit companionship. It notes limited herb knowledge, wound-dressing skill, and arrow removal. A funeral address promises the scalp bearer will accompany the departed to the setting sun.
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Grand Medicine Lodge
Hving
Mayor Wakefield and the Lynn Mayor in a Hay Load Tale
In East Anglia a small town anecdote tells how Mayor Wakefield, journeying with a hay load, asked a passerby for help. The man boasted of addressing the Lynn mayor, prompting Wakefield to retort that title does not grant old authority. The exchange ends with aid offered.
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East Anglia
Wakefield
Lynn
Antique clocks and fake maker dates confound experts
Clock makers in earlier decades often altered names and dates on antique grandfather clocks to boost value. The practice hindered age and maker identification even for experts, while reputable repairers today reject such fakery to protect their trade.
Lions and Tigers Sleep Through Tumult in Captivity
The article notes lions and tigers in captivity exhibit the same indifference to danger as in the wild. They sleep heavily and peacefully, whether day or night, remaining unmindful of loud noises or surrounding tumult.
She Believed Hester Dialog Sparks Town Gossip
In a Boston Transcript script, Hester cautions against trusting Fred Saunders who professes love for many town girls. Bertha defends his judgment, claiming his experience makes him quick to spot a good thing, revealing urban gossip about romance and trust.
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Hester
Fred Saunders
Bertha
Boston Transcript
Not Needed By Him Yet Refers To Papa For Answer
An Indianapolis News excerpt notes a tense moment where a man shows anxiety while a woman appears hesitant. She suggests referring the matter to her father before deciding, while he insists he is ready to proceed without delay. The dialogue conveys social pressure and wit.
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Papa
Indianapolis News
No Ponsibility Uncle Rastus Quips on Grace
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows Uncle Rastus answering a scoffer who fears falling from grace. He retorts about being a bedrock figure, turning the question into a humorous defense of steadfastness.
Scranton principal chosen after educator intake
Seventy five applicants competed for Scranton high school principal after the death of Professor Grant. The Board of Control awarded the post to Professor W G Joslin of Easthampton MA. Also notes two Plymouth attacks on James Pearson with one left for dead but recovering. Multiple ads and notices follow.
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Scranton High School
Grant
Board of Control
W. G. Joslin
Easthampton
Mass
James Pearson
Plymouth
Pierson
John Beam
West Middlesex
Gravens City
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Scranton
Howe
Harrington
Phillips
Brakeien Proper
Neal
Sam
la Grippe
Wiles
Madison
Grover’s City
Pennsylvanian Railroad Company
New Boston d Junction
Pottsville
Guy Tink
Mahanuy City
Pleasure July 2 Boxing Exhibitions At Public Park
Boxing exhibitions under the auspices of Sterling Athletic Club to be held at the Cand Opera House Priche Foe Bl. Also listed are games and divisions at the public park as part of the summer event series with local sports groups presenting events.
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Sterling Athletic Club
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