Advertising notices and postal service entry details
Publication of general notices appears with foreign advertising representatives listed and mailing address lines. It notes publication in the Bun building on Ohio street, with Tribune Chicago and Brunswick New York offices named and references second class mail entrustment.
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Bun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
J. Louis
Fly screens and disease dangers urged this season
A city guidance urges installing fly screens now to prevent disease spread by flies. It warns flies carry microbes from filth to food and children, advocates screens and fly papers, and calls for vigilance against flies and mosquitoes to protect public health.
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Egypt
America
This Man Is Easily Surprised by Express Charges
A Letter to the Editor laments high express charges comparing five pound parcels to cheaper cross continental mail. The writer accuses express firms of political influence and demands a Parcels Post for the people. The piece argues voters need education in a hard school.
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Indianapolis Sun
Porto Rico
Express Companies
M. T. Express Companies
One Express Company
United States Senate
State of
New York
Express Company
United States
America
Whale Blubber Wish Delights Sea Tale On The Celtic
Capt P Nuse recalls a lady aboard the Celtic who begged to see a whale for the spectacle of its blubber. She hoped the sight would be moving and impressive, even from the deck. The anecdote unfolds with gentle humor as officers humor her request.
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P. Nuse
Rochester Herald
Sociable spiders and the Mexican mosquero nest
Native spiders here are solitary while in other counties groups exist. A Mexican species called the mosquero builds large tree nests with a beetle scavenger and another spider inside the communal nest. Parts of the mosquero nest are hung up in the
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Mexico
M. L. Diguet
London Globe Reports Fly Reduction Drive
During the wet season houses undertake measures to reduce fly populations. The effort focuses on sanitation and water management to curb breeding sites. Public health officials urge residents to remove standing water and improve waste handling to control the nuisance.
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London Globe
Silent Hearts Hide Behind Facades in Town Tale
A fragment from a popular fiction depicts a girl choosing a suitor while her father rarely objects openly. The exchange suggests hidden emotions and cautious defense of respectability in a small community.
Family banker recalls evasive ancestor tale
A dialogue reveals a grandfather who resigned as cashier of a country bank and was traced back as far as China before he escaped. The exchange highlights curiosity about lineage and the limits of tracing ancestry.
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China
North Pole Claim and Cook Expedition Details
The article traces Dr. Frederick A. Cook’s Arctic voyage with John D. Bradley in 1907 and 1908, detailing amphibious boat contrivances, Cook’s winter timing plan, and his career from Peary expeditions to the Belgan Antarctic voyage. It notes Peary’s anger, Bradley’s financing, and Francke’s perilous retreat from Amnatoak, ending with Francke’s rescue by the Erie and return to New York.
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Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Dr. Cook
John D. Bradley
New York
Greenland
Gloucester
Mass
Callicoon
Sullivan County
Bradley
Nore
Peary
Roosevelt
Great Circle
Cook
Frank
Ellsmere Land
Cape Columbia
Arctic
Frank Cook
Amatoak
Etah
Bache Peninsula
Elismere Land
Annatoak
Rudolph Francke
Francke
Winter Quarters
Amnatoak
North Star Bay
North Star
Erie
Nova Scotia
Fall Is Here In Warm Rustic Autumn Tones
Winifred Black writes of the first yellow leaf and the maple in a new yard signaling fall. A breezy, nostalgic celebration follows with images of pumpkins apples cider and cozy hearthside gatherings inviting friends and family to share in autumn's generosity.
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Winifred Black
Heaven Is On My Bed Wakeup Call
A speaker named Hank recalls forty years of ruthless alarm clocks waking them at six each morning. In a dream of death the narrator finds no escape from the routine, only heavenly relief if the alarm does not arise, realizing heaven is simply life waking on the bed. The piece blends mortality with domestic routine and a humorous, rueful tone.
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Willis S. Thompson
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Inte
Dobb
Dough
Walt
MR. Doughis
Lina Sncerty
Restauranty
Nes
Frestadran
Walter
Henpecko
Alice
Her
Uuttle
Henry Henpecko
Assi
Hank
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