University of Applied Sciences described in mystic program
A 1908 feature outlines a mountain institute near East Hollywood offering courses in nerve culture healing iron self mastery and intellect control. It touts programs in religion horticulture astrology and astral forces with lectures by Dr. Wood and Dr. Weaseldine plus a vegetarian luncheon and aims to develop virility and divine power.
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University of Applied Sciences
East Hollywood
Los Angeles
George T. Weaver
Weaver
Ain
Charles Wood
Lincoln
Weaseldine
Essay on Mrs Thaw trial Angers Family Peers
A comic historical piece recounts a family debate over public commentary on Mrs Thaw during the Thaw trial. The narrator notes hostile press, poetical insults toward the alleged angel child, and arguments about virtue, truth, and gender roles in a courtroom celebrity gossip milieu.
World Cruise Sparked by a Prodigal Day Off
A Washington based scientist, known as a strict taskmaster, contemplates an around the world expedition. His personal attendant seizes the chance for a day off by noting the travel plan would mean losing a day in the journey, prompting a witty exchange about time and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Washington
Henry
BromO Quinine Laxative Ad Seeks E W Grove Signature
World over cure for a cold in one day claims a laxative ad. Mentions Bromo Quinine and asks for the signature of E. W. Grove. Ad notes two cent price and references Harrod's Studio on U V Virginia Ave with cabinets offered at two dollars per dot.
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E. W. Grove
Harrod
Virginia Ave
Betty All Pink and Gold and Blinding Blue
A vivid portrait of a beloved friend named Betty, seen as pink and gold with striking blue eyes. The narrator recalls shared nights, hair styling, dances, and intimate moments, praising her cheerful, radiant character and distinctive brown hair with gold tips.
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Billy
Betty
Atral
Squire
White bread the best for digestible protein energy
Harper's Magazine reports from a government study that patent flour yields more digestible protein and energy than Graham or entire wheat flour. Although Graham and whole wheat contain more total protein, bran and germ reduce digestion, making finer flour more nutritious overall.
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Warry Snyder
Harper's Magazine
Fashion King on Short Sleeves
The article weighs sleeve length trends for day and evening wear. It endorses long sleeves making a strong return, while criticizing indoors daytime use of short sleeves. It suggests lace and soft fabrics for any short version and notes a current revival of sleeves extending to knuckles.
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Ukewisa
Berlin rail hubs to host umbrella dispensers next month
Automatic umbrella distributors will be installed in all Berlin railway stations next month to serve travelers at 60 cents per use. If the umbrella is returned within two days the borrower receives 40 cents back.
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Berlin
London Daily Mail
Unusual Fly Calculations Cited by Pittsburg Dispatch
In a remarkable quotation the Pittsburg Dispatch notes a fly so small it seems invisible could cover three inches in half a second and take 540 steps in a single breath. It adds that a man of similar proportionate speed might run 24 miles in one minute.
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Pittsburg
Mothers of Great Men by Thomas B Gregory
The essay fondly recalls John B. Gough the temperance reformer as a product of his mother Jane Gough. It details her industry devotion and guidance shaping his early life and faith. After moving to America, Gough faces hardship, personal grief, and later transformation into a powerful voice for temperance.
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Thomas B. Gregory
Wwe
John &. Gough
St. Lawrence
Gulf
John B. Gough
Sandgate
England
Dane Gough
Jane Gough
America
John
New World
New York
Lamble
Joli
Gough
Surprise Concludes with Uncorked Escape in Courtroom Tale
A W W Jacobs story cites a lawyer defending a man accused of housebreaking. The parlor window was open and the right hand removed trifles. The judge sentences the arm to a year, and the defendant leaves with his cork arm in the dock, walking away.
Berth Victory After Canceled Order At City Office
A sour-faced man failed to secure a berth by phone at first but a late rush gave him a lower bunk on the Cincinnati-bound train. City Passenger Agent Collyer explained a prior cancellation opened the chance, prompting the man’s grudging acceptance after a heated exchange.
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Cincinnati
Collyer
Gwell
Times-Star
Art Work Impresses Patron Darling Wife
A young artist shown to his wife reveals a painting for a rich patron. She compliments it then quips that the sheep resemble clouds, adding a playful aside about the scene. The era’s humor captures a domestic moment amid a noble audience.
Confessions Of An Old Maid In Leap Year
A humorous reminiscence of a country club invitation, courting mishaps, and tangled romantic misadventures centered on a socialite narrator entangled with Jerry McLaughlin and a wager on a horse race aid by a trio of friends. The tale traces flirtations, bets, and comic reversals as plans unravel.
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van Atwood
van Atwoods
Prem
Van
Jerry McLaughlin
Viemagee
A Hero and a Valet Henry Irvings Shelee
Henry Irvings dress was signed by Sir John Gilbert and repaired by his dresser Walter Collin son who replaced Doody the first dresser at the Lyceum during the Merchant of Venice run. Walter was a Wigmaker assistant to Clarkson and teased that Macbeth would make him sweat more, a remark Henry recalled with a gleam.
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Henry Irvings
Shelee
Sir John Gilbert
Henry
Walter Collinson
Walter
Doody
Lyceum
Theatr
al Wigmakers
Pis
Macbeth
Play Writing Is Risky Says Belasco in Harpers Weekly
The piece quotes David Belasco on the peril of theater success with repeated works. It recalls a playwright at his own premiere who, amid boos, faced a witty interruption as a spectator requested the return of a lock of hair cut earlier from the author.
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David Belasco
Harpers Weekly
Tyre
Wvat
Care Of The Kettle Boil Dry Hazard
An enameled kettle left boiling dry should be immediately filled with boiling water. Cold water poured in risks chipping the enamel.
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You
Mme
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Countess de Castellane
Prince Elie de Sagan
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France
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Mick
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By Worth
Umbrella Supply
W. W. Jacobs
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Bert
Pella
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Webgheo
Jerry’ Academy
Hywenthir
Bill
Jerry
Pop
Iman
Frank
Tie
George Weird
Bella's
Cnet
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Rem
Ellen Terry
Wassgr’s
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