If Knocking Paid We Might Win Freedom From Cares
A poetic rumination on hardship and desire, imagining ease if knocking paid. The speaker contrasts labor with leisure, wishing for luxury and a better home while acknowledging life’s enduring woes. The piece contrasts the burdens of labor with the lure of wealth and ease.
Courageous American Girl Releases Helwan Cobra Crisis
In Helwan near Cairo a young American girl intervenes when a cobra menaces a crippled beggar and her baby. She distracts the serpent with a harmonica, drawing a crowd as the anxious scene unfolds under a hot sun beside the Casino and Hotel des Bains.
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Hoth
Helwan
Cairo
Moosh Gwais
Matidrasch
Bakshish
Candal
Hotel Des Bains
Dent
Mongoos Tames Cobra in Dusty Street Duel
A tethered mongoos battles a hooded cobra in a dusty street. The catlike struggle ends with the cobra dead while the mongoos stands guard, then the animal is sold and ends up in the American consul’s garden as a youth companion.
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Heypt
India
The Rising School and the Graft Debate
The piece argues the moral decline blamed on new schooling may reflect not the present but the old order. It lauds young graduates who fought graft in Philadelphia and other cities, forming vigilance groups to challenge public betrayers and defend democratic institutions.
Tea rooms as a path to rebuilding fortunes
The text notes that opening a tea room is an early option for recovering a wrecked fortune. It warns fortunes do not always follow this venture, but with experienced hands and prudent management a tea room can provide a comfortable income. Madame.
New York Ice Supply Figures Highlight Massive Use
New York consumes nearly three million tons of ice per year with about 700000 tons supplied by manufactured products. The figures reflect a heavy demand across the city’s markets and industries.
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New York
New York as seen by a Dixie girl impressions
A Southern girl visiting New York notes the city’s fast pace and constant play, contrasts chivalrous New York men with Southern stereotypes, and observes New York women as stylish yet hard-faced. She praises hotel efficiency, skyscraper cleanliness, and urban living while yearning for shade and quiet.
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New York
Old Bucksport Stage Drivers and Civil War Refugees
In Bucksport during the Civil War era stage drivers earned praise for skill and punctuality as refugees fled to New Brunswick. Thousands from Maine and New England used remote line services to escape, with many later returning to face Government accountability. The Bar Harbor Bangor line was reputedly the swiftest and most elegant.
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Bucksport
Bangor
Belfast
Castine
Ellsworth
Robinson House
New Brunswick
Maine
Boston
New England
Bar Harbor
Harge-Power
Fusing rubies yields large gems at lower cost
The article explains a method where small rubies are finely powdered and fused in an electric furnace. The process cools quickly by an undisclosed trick, producing a gem of notable size with good lustre. The same treatment is not applicable to sapphire or emerald.
Keystone State Gullings at capitol completion ceremony
The capitol building commission accepted the Philadelphia contractor George S Payne & Company and handed the project to Governor Pennypacker’s board. an estimated 30000 to 40000 will be returned to the state treasury from the 4 million appropriation as the building nears dedication on October 4. The commission also accepted 60000 bronze doors honoring Pennsylvanians for the main entrance and Dr Surface will supply 60000 natural history specimens for the proposed state museum.
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State Capitol
Capitol Building Commission
George S.payne & Company of
Philadelphia
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
Governor Pennypacker
State Treasury
Surface
Gov. Pennypacker
State Museum
State Department of Fisheries
Public Printing Chief bans rebound of Legis lative Hand Book
Superintendent Pom eroy orders no more public funded rebinding of Smul's Legislative Hand Book. Entire state edition to be bound in blue cloth with leather tips, replacing prior 8,000 to 10,000 copies rebounded at $1 each.
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Pubic
Pomeroy
Smul
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blairsville
Clinton Counties
Hecla Park
Bellefonte
Lock Haven
John Irvin Myers
Enola
Conodoguinet Creek
West Fairview
Greer Tin
New Castle
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Mr. Morgan
New York Herald
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R. R. Abrams
Monongehela
Capt. Abrams
C. B. Wood
Lynn
Mrs. Abrams
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John Cran
Monogahela
Monongahela
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Jamisonville
Butler County
Antonio Marcell
Pennsylvania Regiment
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Hookstown
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Pittsburgh
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Mire Getz
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