Holbrook News Seeks Second Class Mail Status and Rates
The Holbrook News announces an application to the Postmaster to admit the paper as second class matter. It lists in advance rates for one year and advertising terms and notes ads run until ordered out. Publisher is Sidney Sapp.
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Holbrook
Rene Renee
Mendolins Bring Comfort to Patients in Uptown Hospital
An ex mandolin student played soothing melodies for recovering patients in an uptown hospital. The music eased a morphine dependent patient and a nervous woman, with nurses and doctors noting the mood improvement and hoping for more funding to provide regular musical visits.
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Mendels- Sohn
Philadelphia Press
Gravel ideal soil for building new houses
The article argues against rocky and clay soils for foundations and promotes gravel as ideal. It notes rock causes high excavation costs and vibration, while clay traps water and expands, risking cellar damage. Gravel drains well, remains stable, and allows basements above groundwater.
Billion Dollar Fortune and Astor Wealth Growth
The Astor fortune surges as land values and New York growth soar. Land prices rise 30 to 100 percent in five years, city population expands, and new corporate movements center in New York with $200 million in public works. John Jacob Astor’s estate, once $150 million, would be near $200 million today. The Astor wealth may reach a billion in 15 to 20 years, then accelerate further.
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Astor
Burton J. Hendrick
McClure’s
New York
John Jacob
William Waldorf
William Asior
The Bee's Sting Three Blade Weapon Described
From The Love of the Honey Bee by Tickner Edwardes, the three lanced sting is a sliding triple blade weapon. Each lance can thrust independently with a hollow central blade and barbs. A hidden poison fills the haft to ensure fatal effect as blades advance in sequence.
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Tickner
Edwardes
Park Row Change Man Runs Tiny Cash Trade
A stocky man in New York City works Park Row handling rolls of pennies nickels dimes and quarters from $1 to $10. He profits about five cents per roll aiding saloons cigar stores and eateries while two assistants collect coins from busy offices stations and transit hubs for the firm of Change Artists.
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New York City
Park Row
Change Artists
Open Mouth Humility in a Servant Tale
A servant Mary is chided for her habit of standing with her mouth open. The mistress sternly says her mouth is open, and Mary replies Yessum I opened It in a brief anecdote from Success Magazine.
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Afra
Peter Arene
Mary
Yessum
Success Magazine
Noted Figures in One World Die Within Days
The deaths of Helena Modjeska Ethan Allen Hitchcock F Crawford and Algernon Swinburne within three days mark the loss of a famed tragedienne an American statesman a prolific novelist and a bold poet. Modjeska left a large fortune and an industrial school in Cracow while Hitchcock fought land frauds and served as Interior Secretary. Crawford authored numerous novels and studied languages as Swinburne influenced Victorian poetry with a fierce independent voice.
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Lves
Helena Modjeska
Gustav Modzejewski
Ralph
Count Bozenta
Poland
San Francisco
Charty
Cracow
Chicago
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Interior
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
F. Marion Crawford
Sorrento
Bay of Naples
Crawford
Thomas Crawford
Capitol
Washington
Julia Ward Howe
Sam Ward
Italy
St. Paul's
Concord
N. H
Trinity College
Cambridge
Heidelberg
Association of American Ship Masters
United States Marine Board
Issi
Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
England
Algernoff Charles Swinburne
Putney
All England
Tennyson
Swinburne
Shakespeare
Browning
Oxford
Creel Suspicion and a Reader on the Streetcar
A fragment reflects on Creel’s suspicion of Huggins as a reader and Nett’s habit of buying a newspaper before boarding a streetcar. Miss Cayet remarks she’s seen the paper but doubts his reading. a streetcar remark about staying cautious follows.
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S Huggins
Nett
Miss Cayet
Washington Star
Archibald Advises Wife in Domestic Cartoon
The piece presents Archibald and his wife in a satirical domestic scene. He frets about missing items and mail while delivering a pointed line about leaving things undone, as she apologizes and complies with a request to fix her waist.
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Irchibald
Archibald
New York Times
Mrs. Archibald
Archie
Mrs Archie
Bridget
Wstman
Jos
Weaven
Some Married Meditations From a Light Verse Column
A humorous declamation on married life and gender roles with wry quips about wives, husbands, and social expectations. The piece lampoons domestic ambitions, fashion foibles, and the humor of couple dynamics in a breezy, opinionated tone.
Questioning Self Government and Cuban Governance
The remark asks whether Cubans lack self government and counters by questioning if the speaker governs themselves well, implying a critique of perceived hypocrisy in political responsibility. It challenges national self-rule and personal accountability.
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