Why people focus on ugliness over beauty in others
A New York Sun reflection questions why people describe flaws more than virtues, noting how memory reconstructs faces with long yellow teeth or other defects. The piece argues beauty exists everywhere, yet observers fixate on the unattractive and recall only stark traits.
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New York Sun
Save Your Heart from Extra Strain and Stress
A collection of health notes warns against heart strain from everyday actions such as rushing to catch a train or climbing stairs. It cites a study showing heart rate and work rising after exertion and emotion, with cautions about keeping temper to protect the heart. It also mentions life in the Falklands and Armenian ethnology, noting climate, servantry, and language classification questions.
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Falkhind Islands
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London Chronicle
Original and clever editorials spark mixed reactions
A note from a Cleveland dealer recalls a humorous exchange with a magazine editor. The editor found the piece too original to be good, then too good to be original, reflecting playful tension between creativity and acceptance in publishing.
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Homorame
Hoe
Power of Contract. Busky and Igide to be wealthy briefly
The New York Globe quotes Busky and Hank in a dialogue about wealth and poverty. Busky says a felon cannot truly enjoy poverty until after some money, while Bill and Hank react with disbelief. The exchange highlights a satirical take on fortune and folly.
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Bill
Hank
New Fyor
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Mothers
A historic advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds in children and adults. It cites Mrs L H Bradley of Mohawk New York and Mrs F P Tritsch of Rome New York sharing cures, claiming rapid relief and overall health benefits from the remedy and Chamberlains Tablets for stomach and liver troubles.
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L. H. Bradley
F. P. Tritsch
Rome
Chamberlain
Weil hearing next week on bribery charge in West Virginia
Pittsburgh attorney Leo Weil of the Manufacturers Light and Heat company was arrested in Parkersburg W V on a charge of offering a 10000 bribe to West Virginia Public Service Commission member C H Brongen to influence a suit Weil, en route to Parkersburg to argue a master’s appointment in a related matter, appeared in Charleston for bail and left for Parkersburg without comment. An arrest is expected before the grand jury convenes Monday Alabama House passes dry law.
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Parkersburg
Charleston
Bronsen
Char Fea
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Patio Service Commission
Gtoe
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Pibeto
Aronson
M. Wwinkler
Light and Ileat Company
Wells
Kely
Cynical Definitions and Philanthropy in Mutual Quotes
A humorous exchange defines a philanthropist as a man who gives away other people's money while a philosopher bears with resignation the toothache from which his neighbor suffers. The wry dialogue contrasts wife and husband viewpoints in terse, satirical lines.
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John
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Indiana Woman with Back Pain
Mrs Le Lower of 4 W Oak St Indiana credits Doan's Kidney Pills with rapid relief from severe backaches and loins pains that made bending difficult and mornings stiff. She reports feelings of overall improvement after short use and recommends the remedy. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Bilbum Co. Props Buffalo NY
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le Lower
Oak St
Dean
Doan
300 Miles of Italy Shaken by Cataclysm
A vast earthquake devastated central Italy from Ferrara to Naples, altering rivers and coastlines. Valleys swapped places, landslides blocked rivers, and new land formed. thousands died in Abruzzi's remote mountaintop communities. Recovery will take months with wretched communications and widespread destruction across Tuscany, Latium, Umbria, Abruzzi and Campania.
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Adriatic Sea
Toowe
Dan
Fae
Newland
Ehaken
Ferrara
Naples
Tyrrhenian Sea
Adriatic
Vuscany
Latium
Umbria
Abruzzi
Campinnines
Rome Leads Rescue Effort After Stricken Disaster
In the wake of devastation large factories survive with little loss, and the city serves as a hospital hub for the injured and the surrounding region. Rome dispatches trains hourly carrying doctors nurses soldiers and supplies to towns pleading for aid while measures from prior events are now in effect with notable relief.
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Ures
Rome
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