Fashions in cures blamed by physician Romme
Dr Romme attacks modern remedies as temporary auto suggested cures with no real medical basis. He cites antiphymoed a disinfected water hoax, Puro meat extract fraud and sea water trends, noting temporary gains and longer term relapse in patients.
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New York World
Medical Society of France
Romme
Gay
Paris
Germany
Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago News
A collection of wry aphorisms about manners money marriage and invention from the Chicago News. Quotations touch on compliments prosperity misers alimony and social etiquette with humorous wordplay and observations. The tone mimics a newspaper humor column from the era.
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Chicago News
Bee
Placing It Right From Success Magazine
An amateur writer seeks an early check after waiting weeks. the editor advises to place the story with other trons. An odd dinner table decoration features a rose bow floated in mineral water with starflower stems. Larding meat is described as a simple operation enhancing flavor. A needle and thread technique for lashing is detailed.
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Success Magazine
Giney Eero
Love and misread motives at Beachy- Cliff
Mollie Armstrong faces a tangle of flirtations and mistaken rivalries as Charlie Maitland and Guy Maitland pursue her at Beachy Cliff and Hurst Dene. Irene observes, Mollie discovers Guy’s sincere love while Charlie feigns devotion to provoke jealousy.
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Mollie Armstrong
Qulet
Mollie
Miss Armstrong
Charlie Maitland
Herelf
Mr. Maitland
Beachy-at- Cliff
Maitland
Irede
Guy Maitland
Charile
Hurst Dene
Irene
Charlie
Beachy
Figain
Yorkshire
Irene Hurst
Maitlard
Carey
Dene
Irene Murat
Nowry
Guy
Charl
Chariie
Olft
Squire
Lsten
Roberts
Art of Conversation Protest Against Parlor Performances
A London News opinion questions indoor amusements replacing outdoor pastimes. It proposes an anecdote party to revive conversation and critiques professional entertainers at gatherings as stifling dialogue. The piece laments decline of social talk and defends a woman’s privilege to speak.
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London News
New Republic
No Rest for Them Norfolks in Boys Schoolwear
The New York Tribune praises Norfolk suits as the smartest schoolwear for boys and suitable for dressier occasions. It notes variations such as collarless Norfolks with adjustable collars, Eton collar models, and French Eton styles. Garments feature leather belts with strap safeties and small blouses tied with material-matching sashes.
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New York Tribune
Violent Poetical Exercise and Angry Judgment Letter
A distressed writer named Wal Mora protests a harsh assessment of 100 in personal property. He vows a vigorous kick at the system and turns to compose a metrical protest ending with an Alexandrine line. The scene depicts rising indignation and a rebellious mood toward an official notice.
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Withers Wal Mora
Elesaciing Rus
Deak
Veren
Ap Alexandrine
Woman Guides Mad Miner to Sierra Treasure
Dave Planner leaves wife and home to mine in California Sierra. After years of toil and failure he writes of hope to his Michigan bride. A night of madness follows a desert trek as he discovers a deep lode but loses his love to a phantom shadow. He wanders eastward as the caravan helps a fevered companion.
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Kansas City
Dave Planner
Dave
Earth
Ing
California
Sacramento
Sacramento City
Tichenor
Pioners
Rockies
Michigan
Desert
Malar Orgenium
Lgan
Demens
Tiehnor
Sierras
Canasa
The Kaiser as a Bogy Man
A London World article catalogues widespread fears of a German stir in Europe calling Kaiser Wilhelm a disruptive force. It notes suspicion across many nations including France Austria Italy Denmark and among his own followers while cautioning against overstatements of his menace.
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London
Hungary
France
Aroud Pennenss
Austria
Frans Joseph
Germany
Denmark
Kalaer Wilhelm
Italy
William the Second
Kaiser Wilhelm
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