Kentucky Woman Credits Pink Pills For Recovery After Long Illness
Mrs Welding of Hartford Kentucky declares Dr Williams Pink Pills cured years of illness including fever chills nervous symptoms and poor digestion. After two years of ailment she tried the pills, improved after the first box and fully recovered after four boxes. She praises the product and urges others to seek the same relief.
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Williamen
Mra. D. CO. Wedding
Hartford
Arkansas
Pink Pilla
Wed
Ainge
Wormer
AML
AML Droguwixte
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williama Medicine Co
Schonwotady
N.Y
Hindu Moon Eclipse Observed in Singapore
Singapore Times reports a total lunar eclipse on August 4 observed in Singapore. Hindus view the event as contact between the moon and the serpent-planet Rahu, while the public fears divine will. rituals include sea bathing before and after, with abstinence from water during the interval and a belief that all things become polluted.
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Singapore
Rahoo
Singapore Times
Baby's Torturing Humor cured by Cuticura in two weeks
Mrs. George J. Steese of Akron Ohio credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with healing her baby's mass of sores in two weeks after other doctors failed and she paid 75 cents. the ad ends with a quip about a man waking with a headache after a bright wife.
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Gara
Cuticura
George J. Steese
Colburn St
Akron
Ohio
Young Writer Weds Mine Executive After Mexican Honeymoon
Miss Horace Greeley Perry, daughter of T. M. Perry of St. Peter Minnesota, marries Harry J Eisenhart, president of La Corona mining, after meeting in Mexico. The couple planned to live at the Zapulpan mine, with Perry recounting travels from Mexico City to Guatemala and adventures among the Seneca tribe.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Harry J Kinenhart
el Paso
Zapulpan
United States
Guatemala
Bia
Mimber
Horace Greeley Perry
Elsenhart
T. M. Perry
St. Peter, Minn
Andrew John
New York
Miss Perry
Steunenberg
Idaho
Pan-American Railroad
Zaculpan
Guerrero
Michoncan
la Corona
Hemmitt
Great Britain
Mozo
Harry L. Eisenhart
la Corona Company
Hornets Disrupt Rustic Wedding Behind a Schoolhouse
Nellie Turnbull and Sam Mack planned a quiet ceremony at a former district schoolhouse. A swarm of yellow jacket hornets attacked as the guests arrived, sending the couple and parson fleeing. They postponed until eight that evening, then finished the wedding after cooling injuries and mud treatments.
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Watson
Nell
Bam
Misa Nellie
Sam
Turnbull Cabin
Nellie
Turnbull
Luxuries of the Future in Baron Russell’s Century Bath
The article cites T Baron Russell claiming the bath of the next century will speed body care with oxygenated water delivered under pressure, avoiding rubbing. A drying cup board with soft brushes and a highly desiccated air will finish the process, leaving the skin stimulated and ready.
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T. Baron Russell
Jerome K Jerome Snoring Jest Ends With Soap Cure
An editor recalls Jerome K Jerome joking at a banquet about snoring and a supposed cure involving dropping a piece of soap into the snorer’s mouth. The gag warns the soap could lubricate the throat but risk causing the snorer to knock over the person who drops it.
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Jerome K. Jerome
Hie Reason Quips on Etiquette and Seats
A Cleveland Leader excerpt quips about manners noting a man who gives up his seat to a woman is labeled a snob instead of courteous. The dialogue contrasts politeness with vanity while observing everyday behavior and attire in public transport.
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Cleveland
Austria Never a Colonizer in Continental Ambitions
Article asserts Austria never pursued colonies or transmarine possessions, maintaining imperial ambition strictly on the European continent across history. It notes Austria as the unique empire without overseas holdings and frames its expansion as continental rather than global.
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Austria
Morning Routine Narrated by a Talking Machine
A fragmented quote describes a man rushing to dress and eat breakfast while a morning news summary unfolds for his family. The passage hints at an early radio or talking device delivering the day’s headlines. It captures a domestic scene with technological narration.
Neapolitan Cab Horses Use Nose-Netting Bridle Device
Neapolitan cab horses are small, stout animals driven without a bit. The bridle includes a device to close the nostrils, operated by the reins.
Bee Culture Adopts Local Honey Handling Method
A California beekeeper argues climate dictates honey handling methods. He describes a simple, cheap strainer system with an A extractor and C pan, yielding clean honey faster. He notes exposure to sun changes aroma and a white surface scum forms after a week, which must be removed before canning.
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California
McIntyre
Holtermann
The Poultry Yard Principles for Clean Yards
This article advises dividing poultry yards into two sections to rotate use and keep grass growing. It recommends sowing rape seed on bare ground, using sod to maintain cleanliness, and notes rapes’ roots stabilize soil while yielding quick regrowth after rain. It favors extra feed to keep yards and birds clean.
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Raj
Growing Chickens for Market in Poultry Breeding
The Farm Journal extols Plymouth Rocks and Wyandottes as top market poultry due to yellow flesh and meat quality. Purebred chicks grow quickly and Hatchery incubators help maintain uniformity, reducing uneven flocks at sale.
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Plymouth Rocks
Wyandottes
Saya Farm Journal
End of Observatory at Greenwich Threatened by Power Plant
The Electrical Review reports Greenwich Observatory faces closure as a London county council power station of over 60 000 horsepower sits about four miles south on the meridian. Disturbances from generating units worry observatory officials who fear instruments will be rendered useless when full operation begins, prompting parliamentary action amid global longitude reliance.
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Greenwich Observatory
England
London County Council
Greenwich
No More Sevres Graft in France
The budget commission in France votes to abolish the bons de Sevres to curb abuse. The national porcelain factory had become a currency in graft schemes, with artists and politicians receiving commissions in exchange for favors. The factory will now sell only for cash, ending the practice.
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France
Budget Commission
M. Calllaux
Commission
China
Great
National Porcelain Factory
Paris
London Mall
Polonius Advice a Hoodoo in Chicago Firm
A Chicago manufacturer warned a clerical employee about spending wages on flamboyant dress. The scene: a clerk exits with a diamond ring and cane while earning 12 dollars a week. The boss orders a cut to 10 dollars citing the clerk’s superior attire.
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Polonius
Chicago
Solomon
Story of a Blind Sparrow
A woman ornithologist describes a sparrow born without eyes found fallen from a nest. It was fed and housed in a greenhouse with access for parents, who continued to feed it. The bird returns among its kin, hopping and chirping, a rare case the observer has never encountered in years of study.
Language of Airships Told by Aero Club of France
The Aero club of France clarifies flying machine terms. Aearonef denotes heavier than air craft without gas, aeronefa classifies several types, helicoptera screws for flight, aero planes wings. Aviator misused. aeronaut designates gas balloon pilots while aviator roofs the serenef pilot.
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Aero Club of
France
Beauty From Within Quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson
A short reflective note quoting Ralph Waldo Emerson on beauty residing within. It urges carrying beauty in ourselves as we travel the world, lest it fade.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ban Placed On First Wives
A satirical reader piece recounts failed replies to compliments about resemblance to first wives. The narrator notes men’ s varying defenses and affirms the need for a proper response, quoting several exchanges and seeking guidance. The tone mirrors a 19th century newspaper column.
Busy Day in Mountain Cottage Hall Scene
A dusty hot scene unfolds as a club trainer enters a mountain cottage. He asks a girl about her mother while the child explains that she left after breakfast to visit someone who shared an important secret.
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Piay
Cold Storage for Hay Fever Cited by Hospital
A hospital report describes a man with hay fever spending two hours in a steamer refrigerating hold during summer and being cured with no further attacks. The piece notes cold storage as a possible remedy, though with objections, and pokes fun at rushing to refrigerators for relief.
We Make Travel Easy Train Service Ad
Travel ad promoting five daily trains via the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe lines from Colorado to Kansas City St. Joseph Chicago Galveston El Paso and Mexico City. Mentions reduced rates and contact C F Warren for A T and 8 and 8. 411 Dooly Block Salt Lake City Utah.
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Atchison, Kee & Santa Fe
Colorado
Kansas City
St. Joe
Chicago
Galveston
el Paso
City of Mexico
C. F. Warren
F. Ry
Dooly Block
Salt Lake City
Utah
Spotted Cow Nervous Before Photo With Horns Off
A playful scene from a summer boarder inn shows a yellow spotted cow nervous about a photograph. She tells a friendly sheep that her horns are not straight, illustrating humor about perceived flaws in the female animal.
Dogs Clean Sewers With Trained Scavenger Brigade
Nice authorities organize a unit of dogs trained to drag a brush attached to a cord through sewer pipes too small for men. The method shows success as dogs navigate pipes to scrub and clear waste.
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Nice
Nature's Wise Provision
Every year a 14 foot thick layer of sea is lifted into the clouds by winds and rain returns to fields, feeding rivers as water cycles through land and sea.
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ST. Jacobs Oil
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Interior
Serl
Hypatia
Xantippe
Short Girl
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RAMS
Cotewood
Lincoln Rams
James Winter
Weet Second North Street
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Sadler
Rowe, Morris, Summerhays Co
East Lake City, Utah
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