Dog Bark Signal Aims For Military Use By French Officer
A French army officer devised a peculiarly vivid call named the dog. It uses a wheel with steel stripes passing a magnet to induce variable frequencies. Recipients hear a distant bark through the signal. The Navy Department plans to use electricity rather than steam for turrets on warships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Thankful Mother's Letter Praises Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Ella Van Buren of Peoria Illinois writes she suffered from female troubles and severe symptoms last winter. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered fully and is now healthy. She hopes others may be helped by sharing her experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ella van Buren
Garden St
Peoria
Ill
Man Called Two-Faced Dave Refuses Public Exhibition
The Rambler reports David Kensil of Denver, able to alter his facial features at will, has declined offers to perform publicly. He earns a steady income as a solicitor for a life insurance firm and fears becoming a freak by showcasing his talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York York Mail and Express
David Kensil
Denver
Rambler
Kensil
Col
Tom Ochiltree
Ingalls
Mr. Kensil
Dave
Remarkable Pitch Lake of Trinidad Not a true lake
The Pitch Lake at Tur Hoint on Trinidad Island is described as a vast plain of pitch rather than water. In winter its surface becomes smooth and firm enough to bear weight, giving the illusion of a lake while remaining a solid pitch expanse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Hoint
Trinidad
Philadelphia
Unexpected Cannon Noise Promised Nerve Relief
The passage touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a superior nervine that improves digestion and assimilation to counter nervous debility. It argues against sedatives and opiates, warns against alcohol and harsh laxatives, and claims relief from stomach and kidney issues, malaria, constipation, and rheumatism while boosting appetite and sleep.
Suit Over Jewelry Ends With Kiss Question
A Michigan man sued his former fiancée to recover jewelry after their engagement ended. The judge asked if he ever kissed her. upon admission, he was told kisses and caresses could be legal equivalents for presents and the suit was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Schoolmaster Beaten Over Grain Storage in Spanish Village
In Montillana Granada Spain a schoolmaster facing the removal of grain stored in his classroom was attacked by angry tenants. The mob gathered with men women and children as the mayor ordered two servants to drive him from town. He will not teach there this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Montillany
Granada
Montillana
What Kind of Remembrance
A reflective meditation questions what memory a parent leaves for a child. The speaker urges readers to imagine future years and how a father’s appearance, demeanor, and life choices will be recalled after death, stressing enduring family memory over mere presence.
Trees and Lightning Do Trees Protect Themselves?
Trees suffer lightning strikes and sheltering under them is dangerous. It is claimed that winter hits are likelier and pointed leaf trees fare differently from rounded-leaf types like holly. Every point on a tree conducts electricity, affecting outcome.
Women’s Home Journal to Showcase Noted Authors in 1895
The Ladies' Home Journal plans a year of feature articles by Jerome K. Jerome Bret Harte and Frank R. Stockton with tales and depictions by Mrs. Burton Harrison Mrs. A D T Whitney and others on society marriage dress and voice care. Other contributors include Conan Doyle Frances Hodgson Burnett and Julia Margruder with musical features and a humorous tone. The piece notes the magazine will cover contemporary women’s topics and themes for a new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Jerome K. Jerome
Bret Harte
Frank R. Stockton
Burton Harrison
A. D. T. Whitney
Madame Nordica
Jessie Lett Davis
Mr. Howells
Dr. Parkhurst
New York
Edward Bellamy
Scrapie
Eugene Field
Bill Nye
John Kendrick Bangs
Robert J. Burdette
Conan Doyle
America
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Jane Austin
Julia Margruder
Elizabeth Bellamy
Kate Greenaway
Soap substitutes for wax on phonograph surface in Berlin
A Berlin inventor replaces wax with soap on recording surfaces for phono graphs. The advantage claimed is that soap remains unaffected by ordinary temperature changes, improving stability of recordings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Syrup of Figs Proclaimed Permanent Cure for Constipation
A dated advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as permanently curing habitual constipation and urges readers to mail for a free coupon from Dobbins' Soap Mfg. Co. The ad also promotes Piso's Cure for Consumption and an Iowa college line mocks wisest men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbins’ Soap Mfg. Co
Philada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bach
Hood
J. W. Ross Ergon
Greenfield
Tennessee
Kennedy
Ronald Kennedy
Roxbury, Mass
Boston
J. Oreney & CO
Toledo
Druggtate, Tio
Wall BT
Raven
Dayne
W. R. Williams
Antioch, IM
Troup
Fort Wayne Business College
Ely
J. C
Olmsted
Arcola
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
W. K Boverns
Eee
Ec Ordovan
Pry
CaLradmsag
L. Douglas
Astleres
York
Frates
Pala Sleefing
Tin
B. F. Horner
Poultr
Odin Poultry
Poeltiswy
Padipeld
Prias Law
Ficx
Freeport. Ile
St. Jacobs
Jan
Mondeo Ea
Texas
Mexico
California
Tran Mitain & Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
International & Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Baowman
Chines
Lea
St. Louis
Little Moo Malvern
Austin
Anteale Laredo
F Paso
Los Angles
San Francisco
Chcago
Lo Walderman
Detroit
Mich
Pitteborg
C.A
Fors Wayna
Ind
Clark
Chisego
T. A
Lafayette
Negrieco
Department of the Ilinoie
Ratiroad
Irolh
Manchester
Iowa
F. Meany