Paint science and the National Lead tester offer
The article discusses a paint touted as scientific by the National Lead Company. It claims the product is tailored on site for each job, requiring thinning with linseed oil, and mentions a tester service offered to painters and homeowners with a New York office address.
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Hani
Tris
Céntivt di Gure
Imery
Pire
National
Woodbridge” Building
New. York
Am Mupire
Porous plaster tale told over a long distance call
A playful dialogue contrasts a porous plaster with a long distant telephone as a narrator jokes about connections. The piece features a fictional interior talker and a celebrated vocalist teased to perform a sentimental ballad, adding a stagey conclude.
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William
Tadies
Tlarr Stuffta de Larricks
Cure for Childs Severe Sores Promoted by Patent Ointments
Mrs Robert Sheldon of Woodville Conn describes a year and a half old child suffering terrible sores on the face arms and body. She credits Cuticura remedies with curing the child after a single cake of soap and three boxes of ointment. April 2, 7405.
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Caticuba
Mita Eobert Sheldon
Woodville
Conn
Envelop Ship Report Amid Insect Plague at Sea
A German steamship, en route near the Galapagos,遭遇 dense swarms of flying insects that forced passengers below deck. The crew reported the pests driven off only when a northerly breeze rose, recalling a similar swarm earlier last May near the same coordinates aboard the Norwegian bark Sark. The scene unfolded as a hush fell and romance teetered in personal exchanges aboard.
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Bodka
Fica
Aniuen
Seattle
Te New York Times
Galapagos Islands
Equator
South America
Fragmented Note on Social Evening Conversation
A garbled section appears to describe a social gathering with scattered names and reactions. The readable parts show mentions of Miss and Mr. Katzenson, references to proposals, wine, and embarrassment, but the full context is unclear.
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Katzenson
Record of U S business failures in first quarter 1908
K G Dun & Co reports 4909 commercial failures in the United States during Q1 1908 with liabilities totaling 75 700 101. Manufacturing defaults numbered 676 with 34 256 557 in liabilities. Regional breakdown shows heavy insolvencies in five central states and rising failures in Michigan and Ohio.
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K. G. Dun &Co
United States
Heaker
Adot
Amnust
Bing
Eager
R. Bras
Pia
Saee
Lizabilities
Eaar
New England
Middie
Lotts
RRR
Bankkwest
Teentral West
Sea
Northwest
Tinois
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Cost of living declines with broad price reductions
Bradstreet’s reports the overall price level down for the thirty third month, with 65 products cheaper than last March and only 30 higher. Foodstuffs textiles and commodities show marked declines though some staples still rise, while sugar, potatoes and fruit remain varied. Prices remain about 40 percent above the postwar low.
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Bradstreet’s
Tiradstreet
Hicher
A& Fance
Frulta
The Great train opens to Florida Bay Coast railway progress
The Great train reaches Knight's Key base 122 miles from Yavana and aims to reach Key West with ocean ferries to Cuba. Wages dispute at Southern railway prompts mediation call by Interstate Commerce Commission under Erdman law. Pennsylvania Railroad reports lower net income due to rising operating costs amid a year of panic. Milwaukee Railway fined for stock shipment law violation. Cattle in cars without food or water amid enforcement actions. Norwalk and Western Railroad plans pay scale restoration after revenue targets. Interstate Commission to address Chicago Great Interurban dispute after handling Washington backlog.
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Florida Bay Coast Railway
Knight’s Key
Yavana
Keys
Cuba
Southern Railway
Winter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tae Milwaukee Railway Company
Tadeas
Norwalk and Western Railroad
Interstate Commnree Commission
Commission
Bureau
Chicago
Washington
Easter Morning Voices Sing in Quiet Dawn
A poetic fragment recalls Easter morning scenes with birds, mist, and dawn light. It mentions willows, a red sun, and tender images of springtime, inviting gentle reflection on renewal and grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ao Waterman
Little Billy and the Easter Hoard Mystery
A fragmented Easter tale follows Billy a small boy left out as siblings hunt hidden eggs. A Brown Hen speaks in riddles and Billy finds a chest beneath the dark floor and mulls over the eggs while a moral about resurrection and a Bermuda islands history threads through.
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Billy
Dilly Lisn
C Aster
Gilly
Atable
Plimm
Sue
Mary
Teddy
Kite
Tilly
Sery Aghanly
Tony Days
Bermuda
Africa
Bermudas
Palladelphia
Ana
Betemoda
Bermadia Lily Admired in American Gardens
The Bermada lily, a forest flower with a mace in its name, has earned a place in American hearts. Its pure white chalice blooms are highlighted as a cherished garden variety.
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Tlieg
Garfield
AU Drug Stores
George
Canada
Tip
W. Heekholl
Wisger
Pennsylvania Railroad
McCrea
New York
Silly
Barturgdar
Little Billy
Weare
Tesse
Spain
Chia
Winda
Atorma
Captain May
Barandaz
Eley
Felands
Cape Breton
England
Fielda
Thomes Gates
George Somers
Captain Newport
Divaras Othera
Easter Gorda
Lily
Whieper
Frank Welcott Huth
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