The Moon Pilot Sailor of the Golden Ship
A lyrical fragment describes the big yaller moon as a sky ship with a smiling moon pilot guiding through distant mornisle isles. Stars serve as lighthouses while winds are seized in a grand voyage. Mina Franklin Pruitt references appear in Lippincott's.
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Isles
Mina Franklin Pruitt
Lippincott’s
Romance at Ryersons Ends in Wedding at Dinner
At Ryersons, Miss Telman transforms from shy patron to radiant flirt due to Major Wellesley. She reveals a family crisis and plans to move in with relatives, while the two wed months later, celebrating with the boarding-house. The pretty girl helps, and Mr Wellesley returns as Mrs Wellesley.
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Miss Telman
Mr. Wellesley
Wellesley
Ryerson’s
Ryerson
Atlantic City
Telman
Unique Foot Bath Slipper Allows Prolonged Soaks at Home
An Ohio inventor creates a rubber slipper with a large sole and tight ankle that traps a foot bath inside. The wearer can insert liquid baths and keep feet warm without seclusion or exposure to air, using hand grips to ease wearing.
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Ohio
Washington Star
The Mexican Cargador and his Burden Bearing Role
The Mexican Herald describes cargadors as small built men with remarkable strength. They carry over 500 pounds for short distances and moved most items in Mexico City historically. Today hand trucks persist alongside carts and moving trucks, with transfer companies newer arrivals.
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Cargador
Mexico City
The
Republic
Mexican Herald
Moving painting frames real landscape in Belvidere home
A guest describes a painting that seemed to move as water and trees swayed in a stormy sky. The hostess explains the scene is real nature, framed as art by a wall-cut and frame, giving the illusion of a picture.
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Belvidere
San Francisco
U S Production of Pins and Fasteners in 1905
American factories produced twenty billion pins and five billions buttons in 1905. The year also saw 200 million needles 400 million safety pins and 250 million hairpins manufactured in the United States.
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United States
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