Heubach outlines Tuxedo Park development plans
Winnipeg 页面 reports Mr F W Heubach of Y W Heubach Inc presenting a vision for Tuxedo Park. The suburb would join Detroit American style comforts with Winnipeg access via Portage Avenue and rail links, featuring a village center, restricted buildings, and included utilities. Aimed at broad buyers, with bonds offering up to a third of lot price.
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Winnipeg
Tetog
Washington, D.C
Toredo Park
N.Y
Taxedo Park
F W. Heubach
Y W. Heubach, Ind
Tuxedo Park
Union Tank
Mr Heabach
Tuseho Park
Portage
Rouge
Canadian Northern
Canadian Pacific Railways
Wil
Tuxedo
Tuxedana
Heubach
Assiniboine
R. J. MacKenzie
Sturgeon Creek
Glasgow steamer braves heat and waves at sea
Passengers on a Glasgow steamer endure a hot voyage as officers assure there is no danger while a small man anxiously asks if the ship will founder. He confesses his mother in law accompanies him and seeks time to bid farewell if disaster looms.
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Glasgow
Soci
Fragmentary Theatre Exchange Cited in Chicago News
In a damaged clipping from the Chicago News a dialogue between Mrs Stubb and Mr Stubb on stage mentions keeping Minard's oiniment at home and a shipment of steel from Atlantic seabord points in April. The fragment includes backstage banter about time between acts and moustache foam.
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Atlantic Seabard
Westinghouse Air Brake Triumph on First Trial
The inventor Westinghouse proved his air brake idea on a Pittsburgh rail line. Officials allowed a trial with indemnity. The train stopped before a wagon and horse at a grade crossing, saving lives and property. He was twenty two and his fortune began that day.
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Westinghouse
Success Magazine
The Ancients and Medicine Papyrus Discoveries
A papyrus roll acquired near Thebes by Dr. Ebers in 1872, later translated and housed at the University of Leipzig, presents a hieratic medical text dated over 7,000 years old. It thoroughly describes diseases of the abdomen chest heart eyes ears and more with over 700 substances listed for pills tablets decoctions powders inhalations ions ointments and plasters.
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Ebers
Thebes
Egypt
University of Leipsic
Lowell’s Suspension Marked By Prayers Incident
A biography of James Russell Lowell recounts a senior year clash at college. After unexcused absences and a jubilant display at evening prayers, Lowell rose and bowed in both directions, ending a career of neglect with a defining breach of decorum.
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James Russell Lowell
Lowell
Preserving Plaster Casts With Wax and Alum Treatments
The article explains methods to protect plaster casts from dust by brushing with a mix of white wax and white soap boiled in water. After drying, wipe with a damp cloth. For hardening, use alum water and wax dissolved in turpentine, then dry in a warm place to resemble old ivory.
The Perfect Exercise Golf Completes Physical Efficiency Axiom
A quotation credits golf as a complete exercise, noting it delivers full body work. Professor Cautlie’s Physical Efficiency emphasizes that golf, by moving limbs and trunk, may be among the few games or the only game providing a complete workout.
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Cautlie
Promise to live within our means and avoid debt
A conversation unfolds between a young wife and husband about finances. She asks for a promise to avoid debt and live within their means. He agrees, joking that if he ever falls into debt, others will handle the running.
The Supply Held Out
A supper table moment shows Tommy asking for chocolate cake after the minister has taken three pieces, noting the family rule that three pieces were enough for any man, saint or sinner.
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Tommy
His One Error Benham Conflict Over a Paid Bill
A terse exchange shows Mrs Benham insisting no money should be given after a bill was paid today. She challenges that Benham claims never to make mistakes while arguing over the financial issue.
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Benham
Hope and memory in Emer son’s lines
A fragment quotes Emer son observing that Hope writes the poetry of youth while memory endures as the voice of a man, hinting at a theme of aging and recollection across time.
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Hope
Emerson
He Knows It All Exchange Reflects College Talk
A brief dialogue shows one speaker doubting one mind’s reach to human intelligence while another mentions a college senior son. The exchange hints at curiosity about knowledge limits and education.
Printing Pranks As Judge Delays Press Time
A printer jokes about holding the type on his knee while a judge weighs an important decision, marking a delay before the press moves forward. The scene captures a playful moment amid a legal caution and newsroom timing.
Breakfast Food and Freshman Board Conversation
A brief dialogue from Lippincott's Magazine shows a freshman assessing a dining board as “all right” and noting the breakfast tastes “just like board.” The exchange reflects campus life and social humor.
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Lippincott’s
Simple cure for cough via Bickle's Anti-Consumptive Syrup
A historical advertisement touts Bickle's Anti-Consumptive Syrup as a universal remedy for early cold symptoms. It claims relief and prevents serious pulmonary trouble if used promptly, selling for 25 cents at dealers.
Diver Captain Duncan Dies in Boston
Capt Duncan, a well known diver along the Atlantic coast, died in Boston. He was famed for his underwater work and service to marine exploration communities.
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Capt. Duncan
Atlantic Coast
Boston
No cure for catarrh myth debunked by science
Medical experts explain catarrh is constitutional not local and that persistent local treatments fail. The article notes historical views of incurability but highlights scientific shift toward systemic understanding and treatment approaches.
Cheney Co. Cure Claims Quick Results and Circulation
An ad promotes a remedy offered by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims internal doses from ten drops to a teaspoonful and direct action on blood and mucous surfaces with a $100 guarantee of cure. The advertisement invites requests for circulars and testimonials and notes it is sold by Druggists for 75 cents, urging use of Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Druggista
Diver dies after rapid ascent near Cumberland
A deep sea diver resurfaced too quickly while recovering the Cumberland’s sheet anchor in the Mediterranean. He died two days later from pressure effects. Sunlight Soap touted as superior when used in the Sunlight way. Public sentiment in Newfoundland backs the Bond cabinet bill opposing American fishermen.
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Mediterranean
Newfoundland
Bond Cabinet
Minard’s Liniment Promoted by Physicians Note
The piece promotes Minard's Liniment and Dr Thomas Electric Oil as prevents for muscular rheumatism and cold exposure effects. It urges miners and printers to prepare with these remedies before travel or long hours in cold water.
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Thomas
World’s Largest Gas Engine Goes In at Braddock
The 4000 horsepower gas engine is being installed at Braddock near Pittsburgh, touted as the biggest of its kind. The project highlights the city’s industrial advancement and energy capacity.
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Braddock
Pittsburg
Naming a Nameless Alabama Cabin Child
A Alabama woman visits Aunt Betsy's cabin and spots a woolly head under a bed. Aunt Betsy explains the child has no name yet, the husband has used up good names, and they wait for one of the names to die so they can choose a new name.
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Alabama
Betsy
Chile
Rosa
Aunt Betsy
Meekly Plans Move to Swamphurst Amid Climate Concerns
Dialog notes a carrier pigeon of a debate over relocating to Swamphurst. Meekly asserts intent despite weather worries raised by Doctor and Phila counters with blunt insistence.
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Swamphurst
Phila
Spanish club to build sanatorium in Cuba for royal marriage
The Spanish club at Cienfuegos Cuba announces plans to erect a sanatorium to commemorate King Alfonso's marriage.
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Cienfuegos
Cuba
Alfonso
Dodd's Kidney Pills Said To Cure Chronic Back Pain
A Ontario resident testifies after 18 years of suffering from back strain and kidney issues. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with relieving rheumatism fatigue and insomnia and reports being "as strong and healthy as ever" after six boxes.
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Dodd
Churchill Wit Stuns Heckler With Quick Retort
A brief clipping notes Winston Churchill’s sharp wit during a campaign. A woman heckler challenged him and he quipped Madam I will not be henpecked, drawing laughter and attention to his growing reputation.
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Churchill
Winston Churchill
Hurebill
Churetul
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills Claim Gentle, Moisture-Resistant
The extract states that Parmelee's Vegetable Pills use a special envelope to preserve moisture, allowing travel to any latitude without weakening strength. It contrasts with other pills that are coated in powders causing nauseating taste and notes these pills are crafted to be agreeable to delicate palates.
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Parmelee
Census Outlook in Egypt Reports Population Near Two Million
The census of Egypt taken recently is expected to show a population around two million. The brief notes the projected total and hints at demographic scale for the region.
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Egypt
Cleric Punishes Lady Blank With Subtle Satire
An English clergyman rebukes a dominant parishioner in a tale told at a lord's table. The woman, famed for dictating to him, withholds offertory gifts, prompting an elder’s jibe about her cash. The host reveals Lady Blank is a relative, prompting the clergyman to promise future care in retelling.
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Ank
Blank
Springfield Republican
Minard's Liniment Advertised by Canadian Pain Cure Claims
Cured a horse of mange and a badly torn wound with Minard's Liniment. Listings mention Christopher Saunders of Dalhousie and Thos. W. Payne of Bathurst New Brunswick as promoters alongside other names.
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Minard
Christopher Saunders
Dalhousie
St. Peter's C. B
Linliep
Bathurst
N.B
Thos. W. Payne
Emissary Wu Ting Fang Quips at Club After Supper
While guest of honor at a leading club, former Chinese minister Wu Tingfang was entertained by younger members who tried to get him intoxicated with champagne highballs and beer. He remained cool and observed in perfect English that if he did not know the club was all gentlemen he would think they were trying to get him drunk. The session adjourned soon after.
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Wu Ting Fang
Washington
Wai
Nelson Memorandum Bought for Trafalgar Display
The general memorandum of Lord Nelson to his captains on the eve of Trafalgar has been purchased for presentation to the British Museum.
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Lord Nelson
Battle of
Trafalgar
British Museum
Coats Thread Makers Plan Abroad Plant
The Coats thread manufacturing concern of Paisley Scotland plans to build abroad due to interference between management and its employees.
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Coats
Paisley
Scotland
Diplomats Foresee War Between Colombia and Venezuela
Diplomats warn of rising tensions and possible armed conflict between Colombia and Venezuela as regional security concerns intensify. Officials urge restraint while monitoring troop movements and diplomatic exchanges.
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Columbia
Venezuela
Canada’s Olympic Triumph Elevates Nation’s Image
The Montreal Witness notes Canada’s top finisher William Sherring of Hamilton in the Athens Marathon, praising Canada as a homeland of physical health and strength. It highlights Canada’s overall Olympic standing, the British and American comparisons, and the broad pride shown by the ambassador’s telegrams and national achievements in aquatics and rifle events.
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North America
Canada
Athens
United States
British Empire
Atrish- American
William Sherring
Hamilton
Hanlon
Rentorth and Scholes
Montreal Witness
Baby's Own Tablets Safe for Children Say Mother
A Nova Scotia mother warns against soothing syrups containing opiates and endorses Baby's Own Tablets claiming government analyst approval that the remedy contains no narcotics. Mrs. Charles McLaughlin of Debert tests them for colic and stomach troubles and recommends keeping them at home. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
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Charles McLaughlin DeBert
N.S
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
German lake resorts seek artificial bath near Munich
German resorts pursue a safe pleasant worm killer product called Mother Graves' Worn Exterminator to treat a sorf bath near Munich. A nearby ad urges pro cure a bottle and take 1 name. The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry recently returned from the Cape of Good Hope to England after twenty four years abroad.
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Munich
Mother Graves
Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Cape of Good Hope
England
Princess Ena to Be Styled Her Royal Highness
Announcement in the London Gazette states that the king decrees Princess Ena, his niece, shall bear the style of Her Royal Highness. The proclamation formalizes her position in royal etiquette and court titles.
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London Gazette
Princess Ena
Manchester City Government Manages Big Budget Like Business
Success Magazine notes Manchester runs as a business with assets about 147 million dollars and liabilities around 156 million, creating a 9 million annual deficiency borne by ratepayers. Elective auditors, chosen by the people, publish weekly reports in City News to ensure transparency and curb extravagance.
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Manchester
New York
Chicago
Newark
People of Council
City News
Samuel Merwin
Success Magazine
Edinburgh replaces old hydrants with new appliances
The city will replace worn street hydrants in Edinburgh with modern units at a total cost of 50000 dollars. The project aims to improve water supply reliability and fire safety across multiple blocks.
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Edinburgh
Oxford professor declines Moscow university chair offer
Professor of juris prudence at Oxford, Mr Vorogradoff, was invited to occupy a chair at Moscow University but declined the offer.
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Vorogradoff
Oxford University
Moscow University
King Alfonso Returns to Spain After London Visit
King Alfonso I has returned to Spain following a visit to Princess Ena's mother in London. The trip highlighted diplomatic ties as European royals coordinated on ongoing affairs.
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Alfonso
Spain
Ena
London
Growth of Elevator Storage Transforms Western Canadian Wheat Trade
The Canadian West built a nationwide elevator system to store and move bulk wheat. Fort William and Port Arthur lead with combined capacity over 18.5 million bushels, and total head-of-lakes loading reaches 430000 bushels per hour. Government supervision and weighmasters safeguard farmer interests as milling capacity nears 30000 barrels daily.
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Canadian West
Canadian Pacific Railway
Fort William
Interior Navigation
Ogilvie
Port Arthur
Canadian Northern Railway
Lake Superior
Winnipeg
Dominion of Canada
West
Newatin
Western Canada
Emperor William greets new German embassy councillor
Emperor William receives Count Paul Hatafeldt-Wildenberg the newly named councillor of the German embassy in Washington during a formal audience at the royal residence.
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Emperor William
Paul Hatafeldt-Wildenberg
Washington
Nineteen High Earners Taxed In Britain This Year
Over the past year nineteen persons were assessed in Great Britain on incomes of £50,000 a year. The revelation highlights a small group paying top rates amid economic measures.
Uganda railway total expenditure since commencement
The document states that the gross expenditure on the Uganda railway since its commencement has amounted to £5,459,000.
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Uganda
Hem Roid claims cure for stubborn piles from Dr Leonhardt
After piles persist suffering is intense with aching throbbing and swelling. Hem-Roid is advertised as the only absolute cure with a bonded guarantee. Package price listed as $1.00 and sold by Wilson-Fyle Co Limited Niagara Falls Ontario.
Prof of His Standing Slippery Sins Remark
A famous minister, eager to moralize, trips a parishioner on a slippery path. The preacher notes that sinners stand on slippery places, while the fallen man sighs that he cannot. The anecdote reflects a courtroom of humor from Judge's Magazine of Fun.
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Judge's Magazine of Fun
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