Doctors Double Sunday Fees and Paris Food Prices
Paris doctors will charge double for Sunday visits after Jan 1 198. Exemptions apply to patients under ongoing treatment. A Paris municipal commission of 22 including ten newspaper editors will set maximum prices for food articles. The Eiffel Tower may host a giant clock showing time from the barrier to top. Egypt’s Maspero warns Philae temple risks complete submersion due to Nile irrigation efforts and flooding.
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Paris
Levedde
Leo XII
Eiffel Tower
M. Maspero
Service of Antiquities
Egypt
Paris Academy of Inscriptions and Belles Lettres
Nile
Philae
New York Clubwoman Urges Women to Take a Weekly Day Off
Mrs H Stanton Blatch argues wives need a weekly rest to cure marital woes. She blames ignorance for divorces and warns against becoming a drudge.
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H. Stanton Blatch
New York
Fiddle Music Linked to Hair Growth Say Paris Menestrel
Paris Menestrel reports hair growth benefits from playing stringed instruments like violin and cello while brass instruments may hinder growth. The piece cites Paganini Liszt and Paderewski as examples of abundant hair and notes woodwinds show no pronounced effect.
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Paganini
Liszt
Paderwski
Absolom
Paris
Onions Yield Big Returns in Chester Swamp Reclamation
The Chester NY swamp transformation turned black dirt into prime farmland. Dan Conklin’s drainage and early onion success sparked a shift as Sam Deutsch proves celery and lettuce can outdo onions. The trend spreads to the Drowned Lands, aiming for market stability and higher profits.
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Indianapolis Sun
Chester
N. Y
Orange County
Dan Conklin
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Conk Iin
Chester Meadows
New York
Connecticut
Wallkill
Sussex
New Jersey
Ohio
Sam Deutsch
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Deutsch
Novelty in dialogue sparks critic’s question
A puzzle critic reads a manuscript and questions a bold line of dialogue. The author defends the language as the novel’s standout feature, noting the hero’s Irish father and Italian mother explain the speech.
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Louis Republic
High Ground and Bluff Highlighted by Catholic Standard
A Catholic Standard quotation notes that moral ground is often claimed as high, yet the deepest ground can be a bluff, underscoring skepticism about lofty rhetoric versus substance.
Short Service Breaks Up the Bands of Army
Short service breaks lead to disruption of Army bands after service terms exceed two years. Musicians reassigned as enlistment terms change, affecting performances and unit morale nationwide.
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Hearst News Service
Paris
France
Weather signs saved quail in Orange county tale
A Goshen farmer credits reading weather signs for saving quail in Orange county. He trapped and overwintered 200 quail before a severe winter, ensuring their descendants survived while others perished. He notes signs are unreliable in drought and later joined a jury at the courthouse.
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Indianapolis Sun
Goshen
N. Y
Orange County
Warwick Woodland Way
Crowds pack Creedless Church at Cooper Union
In New York City the People’s Institute led by Charles Sprague Smith holds Sunday night gatherings at Cooper Union with no traditional pulpit. The creedless service invites questions and views from about 3000 attendees, drawing attention from uptown pastors and highlighting Smith’s inclusive approach. Rheumatic sufferers praise Hood’s Sarsaparilla for lasting relief.
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New York
Cooper Union
People’s Institute
Charles Sprague Smith
Mr. Smith
Local Trade Notices Include Water, Guns and Jewelry
A jumble of small ads lists Puro Distilled Water half gallon six cents, demijohns, and gun sales with single barrel shotguns and rifles priced around 3.25. It mentions Gus Habich at 121 W Washington and Harrod's Studio at 118 Virginia, pointing to miscellaneous local trades and services.
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Sinzte
Gus Habich
Washington St
Senator Carter Full of Stories
Washington reports describe Senator Carter of Montana as smooth in manner and attire who fills much of his time opposing Roosevelt policies while acting as a persistent advocate for western railroad interests. His wit and story telling are noted as part of his legislative style.
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Washington
Senate
Tom” Carter
Montana
White House
Tom
Western Railroad
La Follette Builds Thrifty Presidential Boom in Washington
Robert M. La Follette gains cautious support in Washington as his modest yet growing presidential appeal strengthens. Roosevelt backs some of his ideas, and La Follette capitalizes on a lecture circuit income while Congress is adjourned.
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la Follette
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Bryan
Congress
New York
George
Cortelyou Near Interview During Wall Street Squeeze
Washington December 6 reports that during the recent Wall Street squeeze the Hon. George B. Cortelyou nearly gave out an interview. The account notes his record and references messy wording in early text with unclear details.
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Cortelyou
Washington
Wallst
George B. Cortelyou
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromide Quinine Tablets
Advertises a laxative bromide quinine tablet for curing a cold in one day. Claims refund if ineffective. Features EH W Grove signature on each box and pricing at 26 cents. Mentions druggist participation and brand badge.
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EH. W. Grove
New Managementistros Shake Indianapolis Sun Image
A critic denounces the Indianapolis Sun under new management as a travesty of the old style, suggesting a young outsider is intruding on western newspaper traditions. The remark labels the shift as a familiar tale of disruption and nerves in media circles.
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Indianapolis Sun
Cay
West
New Castle
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