Washstand cupboard saves space in small houses
A Philadelphia Ledger sketch shows placing a shelf under a washstand with a hat box setup. It recommends refurbishing a worn washstand, scraping old paint, rubbing with coarse glass paper, and decorating with oil. Two shelves keep large hats uncrushed while dust is kept out by flowered chintz curtains.
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Lara
Philadelphia Ledger
Artistic dining room tips and water garden ideas
The article suggests pairing oak and walnut finishes with darker antique for dining room furniture, advises green stained oak for tables and chairs, and recommends using cartridge paper wall coverings. It also offers a DIY water garden idea with a half barrel filled with water lilies and papyrus plants to add interest to a yard or patio.
Delicious Ice Cream Recipe Featured at Helderberg House
A feature at a Helderberg country house is a rich ice cream made by scalding milk with arrowroot dissolved in cold milk, then boiling briefly. Add sugar, remove from heat, cool, mix in cream, whip and freeze.
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Helderberg
New York Wife Seeks Divorce Over Spanking Incident
A New York woman applies for divorce claiming her husband spanked her. A Chicago judge reportedly ordered a man to spank his wife to enforce an agreement. A Denver man was fined 200 for spanking his wife over coffee. The report cites unusual domestic discipline cases.
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New York
Chicago
Denver
Head&t
Hearsay Sparks Clash in Rural Trial
In a Boston Courier report a judge warns that only direct observations guide court rulings while a farmer swears to seeing a witness on his neck, sparking a torrent of hearsay about a footpath that sways the jury despite the judge deeming it of little value.
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Parmer Giles
Boston Courier
Strange Creek Banter and Superstition Snippets
Two colored men fish by a creek near Walker Hill’s Virginia home. They trade jokes on the best food, then a racial slur turns a skiff moment into a slap. Also mentions superstition about the letter II in names and a currency stamp joke.
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Walker Hill
Mr. Hill
Virginia
Sam
Bill
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
How to Drink Iced Tea
A physician advises on properly drinking iced tea and cautions against letting tea stand to cool slowly. He recommends pouring freshly brewed tea directly over cracked ice for best digestion and flavor.
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Pete
A QUEER CASE OF AN ANCIENT WEDDING CUSTOM
The Athens trial centers on a village custom where on fete days a girl wishing to marry drops her handkerchief and the man who picks it up must marry her. A young man who chose not to marry after picking up the handkerchief is suing for release, while villagers praise the match.
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Athens
William Castle Recounts Odd Rewards of Musical Life
The Philadelphia Record notes tenor William Castle recalling eccentric figures in the musical world. He recalls meeting a Terre Haute hotel proprietor who boasted about feeding guests and offered a can of peaches after a song in the hotel parlor.
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Philadelphia Record
Caroline Richings
Parepa Rosa
Clara Louise Kellogg
Emma Abbott
Chicago
Mr. Castle
Nationalotel
Terre Haute
Ind
Whistler Sets Chelsea House Legend in England
The Royal Society of British Artists had no charter before Whistler became president. During the Prince of Wales visit, a West Pointer welcomed him and Whistler claimed the society’s history begins that day. The London scene framed Whistler as a paradoxical art figure and Chelsea house curiosity.
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Royal
England
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New York Press
Population density in western and northeastern states
The article compares how much land area each state would have per person. It notes Wyoming Nevada Arizona New Mexico Idaho Alaska Rhode Island Massachusetts New Jersey Connecticut New York Pennsylvania Maryland Ohio and other states with per person square mileage figures.
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Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
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Alaska
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
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Connecticut
New York
Pennslvania
Maryland
Ohio
The King and Sir Thomas Lipton Joke
A humorous, unverified tale says the king would send new honors and Sir Thomas Lipton would respond that orders should be promptly attended to. The piece notes it is an invention but amusing and not insulting.
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King
Sir Thomas Lipton
Reforming the Calendar by Flammarion
French astronomer M Flammarion proposes a calendar reform to start the year on March 21 and name months after cardinal virtues. He would place New Year’s Day and the leap day outside the weekly cycle to keep 52 weeks fixed, making weekdays invariant year to year.
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M. Flammarion
French Astronomical Society
Stewart and His Hat at the Washington Capitol
Senator Stewart walked to the capitol one cold day last winter wearing a straw hat. A friend who greeted him teased the choice, and Stewart replied that he dared not be seen in it lest people remark it as Jones winter hat.
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Henry II
Edward II
Richard II
Charles II
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George II
London
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Washington
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Somebody Is Paying the Bill and the Military Costs
The article notes the fiscal year totals for the War Department and Navy, with War Department expenditures at 144,543,912 and Navy at 60,580,705, marking sizable increases since 1900 and 1898. It asks whether Republicans push for global power or if ordinary Americans bear the cost, questioning the source of funding amid a broad tax burden.
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War Department
Navy
Republian
Local Man Praises Remedy From Arkansas Letter
A. J. Cottingham of Lockland Arkansas visited Washington county and suffered severe dysentery. He used Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and reports a prompt cure in a praise letter to the manufacturers. The Graham Drug Co. sells the remedy.
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Washington County
Ark
Chamberlain
Mr. Cottingham
Lockland
Graham Drug Co
Public notice of writ summoned Chas Heartt in Young County
The State to aged ig dhe or any Caon gtable of Young County begins before me by R McPhails that Chas Heartt, a non resident, must answer a $100 open account against him from 1897 with interest. Publication required in a Young County newspaper for four weeks prior to July 2 1901. Court date July 2 1901 in Graham Texas. Return due July 29 1901.
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Graham
Arnie Russell
F. C. Russell
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Tex
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Mc Phaill
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Starrett
Young Co
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Young Go
Texar
New York World Thrice-a-Week Offer Ad
An advertisement promotes the New York World Thrice-a-Week Edition with day-to-day news coverage. It highlights frequent publication, broad English-speaking circulation, and a subscription offer pairing the World with Graham Leapgr at a combined rate of $1.65 for one year.
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New York World
First News
Graham Leapgr
Mineral Wells Route Excursion Tickets On Sale All Year
Mineral Wells Texas promotion for the Health and Pleasure Resort via the Weatherford Mineral Wells and North Western Railway. Excursion round trip tickets offered with connections to Texas and Pacific and Santa Fe trains at Weatherford. For information address LM Fouts PP E Bock President and General Manager Weather Basin Texas 44.
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Texas and Pacific
Santa Fe
Weatherford
Texas
E. Bock
Mgr
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