Tale of a dog and pantaloons tale from Nashville Baner memory
A Nashville Banner item recounts a preacher teller's dog story linked to Dr Bardwell and General Andrew Jackson era circles. The narrative follows a Mississippi friend with a dog trained to fetch money hidden under a rock, leading to a pantaloons rescue and a humorous misinterpretation. The piece ends noting figs in brine processing and Lake Morat's redening cycle every decade due to unusual aquatic plants.
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Nashville Statesman
Tennessee
Bardwell
Edgar
First Presbyterian Church
Andrew Jackson
Nashville Banner
Geysers may vanish in Yellowstone for generations
A Yellowstone geysers decline may wipe out most features within a decade according to AAAS members and geologist Edwin Hinckley Barbour. He notes Mammoth Hot Springs, Minerva Terrace, Pulpit and Jupiter terraces, and many others have become extinct or greatly diminished since 1895.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Yellowstone Park
Edwin Hinckley Barbour
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Barbour
Worrill
Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth
Minerva Terrace
Roaring Mountain
Norris Geyser
Lamer
Janesville Baptist Church Opens Children’s Church
The Baptist church of Janesville Wisconsin started a children’s church during the morning service. Young women supervise in Sunday school rooms guiding toddlers with dolls and toys while older children learn in kindergarten style activities. Many youngsters attend and prefer staying even after mothers return.
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Baptist Church of
Janesville
Wis
Nutriment In Snails In Paris Markets
Snails are prized as a delicacy and considered highly nutritious by hygienists. They reportedly contain 17 percent nitrogenous matter and rival oysters in nutritive value. Paris markets sell nearly 100000 pounds daily, with snail gardens in provinces feeding them aromatic herbs for flavor. A Dijon snailery grossed about 7000 francs yearly.
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Paris
Dijon
Notable Profanity Reputation Quote Noted in Chicago Record
A Chicago Record quote asserts that Americans are the most profane people on earth, claiming common speech here reeks with the pollution of profanity. The remark contrasts national language with other lands and crimes.
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Chicago Record
Atlantic City Excursions From Pittsburgh in 1901
The article outlines Pennsylvania Railroad low-rate annual excursions to Atlantic City and nearby Jersey shore towns on August 15 25 and September 12 1901. Tickets cover sixteen days return use with optional Philadelphia overnight stays, train routes via the Delaware River Bridge Route, and departures from Pittsburg Blairsville and Saltsburg with daytime and sleeper options. Additional notes reference Benjamin Franklin and Bible readings from Youth's Companion and a light personality piece about Pierpont Morgan nicknamed Ponty by his wife.
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Atlantic Coast Resorts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Avalon
Anglesey
Wildwood
Holly Beach
N. J
Rehoboth
Del
Pittsburg
Bate
Saltsburg
Indiana
Blairsville
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Watt
Cataract Surgery Claim by Dr Sadler in Pittsburgh
An advertisement explains cataract removal as the sole remedy with pain free technique using eye drops. Dr Sadler of 804 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh claims 116 of 120 cures and offers a money back guarantee if directions fail. Also notes farms and properties for sale and wall papers closeout by J T Bovwee in Johnstown and Beringer PA.
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Sadler
Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh
Capital Hotel
Johnstown
Major Williams shot through the leg in Georgia room incident
An odd Georgia excerpt recalls Major Williams shot in his front room with both feet in a window. A bullet pierced his wooden leg but caused no injury, while rheumatism had previously attacked that same leg.
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Georgia
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