World Notes on Women Leaders and Pioneers
Sarianna Browning, sister of Robert Browning, dies in Florence in her 90th year, praised for lifelong devotion to family. Ethel McCaul funds a soldiers club in London, aiming to match Manila’s 310,000 aid. Mary E. Remington builds and runs a settlement in Buffalo sheltering 1000, now a thriving social center. Baroness Burdett-Coutts reaches 90, famed Coutts bank patron. Daughters of the Revolution plan a June 19 1904 Wachingtons anniversary event at Valley Forge. Martha Balmforth first woman graduate from Lowell Textile School evening program. Signora Sera to tour US with lectures. Anna Danieleon in Chicago on a American college study tour.
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Ethel McCaul
Royal Red Cross
London
Manila
Pennsylvania
United States Army
Union Jack Club
McCaul
Burdett-Coutts
Edward
Queen Victoria
Strand
Misa Sterlog
The
Daughters of the Revolution
Wachingtonsi de
Valley Forge
Martha Balmforth
Billerica
Mass
Lowell
Cass
Lawrence
Miss Balmforth
Grange and Agriculture Warn on Flies as Public Enemies
The Department of Agriculture brands the common house fly as a public enemy and a potential disease carrier. Dr L O Howard cites typhoid fever germs possibly spread by flies from infected areas to homes, stressing that stables and manure piles are ideal breeding sites. Farmers are urged to use lime, pit manure, and screen houses to minimize fly numbers and reduce health risks.
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Department-Of- Agriculture
L. O. Howard
Hostetter corn stand report from Rockford area
Frank Carroll and Clarence Smith report via Rockford Illinois R F D No 1 dated July 9 1903 on Hostetter corn stands. Ground moisture was low and gophers damaged some corn. Estimated stand about 60 percent of a perfect three kernels per hill with two stalks per hill as standard.
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Pantagraph
Frank Carroll
Clarence Smith
Rockford, al
Bloomington
Discard Blinders and Farm Success Ideals
Essay argues against blinders for horses citing cruelty, eye injuries, and fear. It notes farming hinges on knowledge, thrift, and good management, plus citizenry and community impact. Predicts labor scarcity will drive more machinery use and asks farmers to take pride in surroundings. Ends with subscription pitch for The Republican.
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H. Gleason
New England
Senator Fort Hosts Large Lacon Fourth of July Event
The Lacon Journal reports a big Fourth of July gathering at Senator Forts residence with 600 to 800 attendees. Italian harpist provided music while Fort assisted children personally and guests enjoyed ice cream. A fireworks display lasting over an hour capped the celebration and a dozen miniature balloons were released.
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Bob Fort
Lacon
Senator Fort
Maele
Mrort
Railroad Liability Clarified by North Carolina Supreme Court
The court affirmed a $4000 damages verdict against a railroad after a political candidate was assaulted with eggs while boarding a Carolina Central train in Shelby. It held a passenger is protected from entry to baggage claim, requiring railroads to guard patrons from abuse from the moment they enter premises until departure.
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Supreme Court of North Carolina
Shelby
Carolina Central Railroad
Supreme Court
E Janda
Noda
Marshall County Insanity Reports From State Hospitals
County Clerk Connell receives the July report on Marshall county inmates from the Illinois Western Hospital for the Insane at Watertown and the asylum for the incurable insane at Peoria detailing patient conditions on the first day of July this year.
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Marshall County
Connell
Tlinois Western Hospital
Watertown
Peoria
Probate Court Records Open in Wm Lauf Estate
In the Estate of William Lauf, probate filings show relinquishment and guardian matters with a $600.70 widow claim and a second class claim. guardianship to Johanna Lauf with a bond. naturalization certificate issues. and a note claim of $127,380 against the estate of George McAdams. Marriage licenses list Arence Deten Evans Township and Clara Oldenburg LaSalle County, both 18. Real estate transfers include Wm F. Frisby to Wm G. Taylor in Steuben, Earl Ward to Grant Trayer in Henry, Stephen Stateler to Chas Stateler in Varna, and Thomas Weston to Lettie Weston in Wenona.
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Wm Lauf
Johanna Lauf
John Cyrus Curtis
Mamie Lauf
Leroy Lauf
Johannsa Louf
Adolph Fulks
Allen
Margaret Clifford
George McAdams
Arence
Evans Township
Clara Oldenburg
LaSalle County
Wm F. Frisbey
Mme Qui Vive inspires women with beauty tips from Chicago Record Herald
Mme Qui Vive, famed as a trusted adviser to women, shares practical beauty guidance in the Chicago Record Heralds daily and Sunday pages. Her advice emphasizes healthy living, breathing, diet, and bathing over harsh cosmetic methods, earning wide popularity among readers.
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Mme. Qui Vive
Mme
Qui Vive
Chicago Record-Herald
White Fringed Napkins and Hemstitched Linens
Fragmentary OCR notes list White Fringed Napkins and Hemstitched Napkins with repeated mentions and no clear event or entities. The text appears as product items or catalog snippets without dates or organizations.
New Collar for Ladies by Owen Vollar Delights in Warm Weather
A fashion note introduces the Owen Vollar new collar for ladies praised for its fresh shape suitable for warm weather. Readers are invited to ask to see the innovative design and its stylish appeal.
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Owen Vollar
Old Soldiers Swindled by Imposter in New Scheme
An impostor travels among veterans claiming to collect records of surviving rebels with federal approval. He shows credentials, promises a published book via the Congregational Library, and asks for an upfront dollar with the rest on delivery. The victim pays and receives only a sly smile.
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Congregational Library
Ste
Perfect Liver Medicine Endorsed by Mrs Jolley
Mrs M A Jolley of Noble Oklahoma praises Herbine as the perfect liver medicine and greatest blood purifier. The item notes malaria resistance while stating the product’s fever regulation benefits and mentions availability at Dr Powell's Drug Store.
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Mre
M. A. Jolley
Noble
O. T
Electric Bitters praised for rheumatism relief in testimony
A Coluna, Val. man, Joe Golobick, credits Electric Bitters with curing 16 years of rheumatism after trying many remedies. He claims the tonic also aids liver and kidney troubles and general debility, priced at 50 cents with Dr Powell's Drug Store guaranteeing satisfaction.
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Joe Golobick
Coluna
Val
Powell
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