Mrs Martha Wilton Praises Favorite Prescription
Tacoma resident Martha C Wilton shares experience with Favorite Prescription aiding her daughter during womanhood. She endorses the tonic as reliable and urges others to start taking it in tablets or liquid from druggists. She invites free medical advice from Dr Merce President Hide Hotel Buffalo NY and asks for a trial pill offer.
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Tacoma
Wash
Rer
Martha C. Wilton
Dr. Merce
Noa~ Hide’ Hotel
Buffalo
Tithe and Guarantee in Property Contracts
A buyer risks trouble if the seller’s word is trusted. The draft contract should incorporate a guaranteed tithe delivery and insurance backed by a reputable company.
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Dimeelf Ulaime
Not Known to Science on Springs and Air Pressure
A Bowdoin Transcript excerpt notes no springs known to science relate to storms. It argues any air pressure effect on springs would be minor and rarely noticed, citing a prominent physician who links face powder to asthma.
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The
Geological Survey
Bowton Transcript
Personal Magnetium Watch Effects on Wearers
The article notes that watches can be affected by magnetism from wearers, with some cases described as darker, more tempered or mysterious in nature. It suggests certain individuals experience strong interactions between device and person.
Beotland Jail Official Replaced by Isle of Man Judges
In Beotland a former jail officer who pronounced death sentences is replaced by two judges in the Isle of Man who act as chief justices of the island. The change shifts the duty of formally pronouncing doom from a single officer to an appellate judiciary.
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Beotland
Isle of Man
Ehlof
Call Name Him Hoopoe Described By Nature Magazine
The hoopoe measures about eleven inches with a dull rufous fawn color marked by black and white. Nature Magazine notes its name stems from its distinctive call. It is native to parts of Europe Asia and Africa.
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Nature Magazine
Europe
Asia
Africa
Sanitation urged to fight the poultry plague in NY
Dr. V A Moore of Cornell urged thorough sanitation to curb the poultry plague. He warned no cure exists for sick fowls and advised isolating new birds, keeping coops clean, disposing of dead stock, and preventing cross farm contamination to stop virus spread.
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V. A. Moore
New York State Veterinary College
Cornell University
Lennt
Moore
Tom Kitten Finds a Home and Milk After Running Free
Tom Kitten, long chased by dogs and lacking a home, discovers a warm place with trees and a garbage can. A kind niece feeds him milk, shelters him behind a stove, and he enjoys his first calm night and new bed while staying alert for wandering mice.
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OF Kitten
Tom
Tom Kitten
White House
Lili
al Wan Wil
Pons
McClure
Sdulcate
Soft Shelled Eggs Caused by Excess Fat in Incubation
The article explains testing hatching eggs for infertility using a simple cardboard eye tester. It describes early and seventh day checks, distinguishing infertile from fertile eggs by a gray lifeless germ or a dark central spot with radiating blood vessels, and advises removing nonviable eggs to prevent temperature changes in the incubator.
Soap Factories Use Earth’s Raw Materials
Natural soap production relies on mined materials like coal and salt. The article notes established plants at Ashcraft British Columbia Novadga and Oken's Lake California supplying soap in quantities for many years.
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Ashcraft
British Columbia
Novadga
Oken's Lake
Cal
Bayberry Candies Making Process Described
The berries are gathered from bayberry bushes and boiled in pails of water. The wax rises to the top is skimmed off and boiled again. Regular candle wicks are prepared by being cut to length and dipped in warm water then dipped into the wax several times. The wax is kept warm enough to stay liquid between dips.
Milk versus eggs and common foods in early dietary notes
A food chemists compare the protein value of a glass of milk to items such as one large egg twelve onions three potatoes two and a quarter shredded wheat biscuits five slices of bacon twenty apples six bananas or two thick slices of whole wheat bread.
Sunshine Amidst Hard Times Encouraged By Community
A sentiment piece urges readers to brighten others lives with kindness as many endure darker times. It notes one need for encouragement, affection, and hope, and champions spreading light to ease sorrow and heal hardship. The column includes a humorous household vignette about Lysander Appleton and Daysey Mayme Appleton.
American Nautical Almanac Advances Navigational Science
The American Nautical Almanac is a mathematical publication of the naval observatory issued years in advance. It contains tables of powers of various heavenly bodies and other data aiding navigators, astronomers, and geodesists.
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Naval Observatory
Wild Guinea Hens Hard to Use as Mothers
Guinea hens are too wild to be net or confined except in their nests which are often unsafe and moodier. Because of poor mothering, ordinary hens usually incubate and brood the chicks until late summer, when guinea hens may be allowed limited attention to a brood.
Poultry Facts and Market Readiness
Poultry needs immediate market readiness as soon as hens are ready. Poor layer feed and soy meal substitutes harm production and market supply. Winter cull rates rise on farms, shortening diets raise weather risks, and older hens delay molt prompting earlier sales to avoid shortages.
Cortez Tree Said to Shelter Explorer Ends Life
The so called Cortez tree once sheltered Montezuma era explorer Cortez about 1400 years ago and has recently been removed. Fragments are guarded and a trunk may be sent to a Mexican museum. The tree named The Tree of the Woeful Night is linked to Cortez’s exile from the Agtec Gipital.
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Cortez
Cortea
Agtec Gipital
Sea Lions Range Along Pacific Coast
Nature Magazine notes two sea lion species on the Pacific coast the California sea lion along California and the Steller sea lion from California north to Alaska. Old bulls reach about ten feet and 1200 to 1500 pounds while cows weigh 400 to 600 pounds.
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Pacific
California
Alaska
Nature, Magazine
Posterity's Question On Enduring Hardships Of Youth
The Toledo Blade ponders how future generations will honor men who walked miles to work and endured hardship in youth, noting that those founders of success may soon be gone.
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Aboal
Toledo Blade
Emotions and Body Mind Link Explored
A discussion on how pleasure and pain arise from mind and body. The text notes that emotional states come from either bodily disorders or mental thoughts, shaping how individuals experience feelings.
Teaching History Through Foreign Perspectives Across Nations
Ruevell argues in Century Magazine that history should be taught from multiple viewpoints. Teaching French pupils in England and English pupils in France would reduce disputes by fostering mutual understanding of each side’s perspective.
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England
France
Becades
Gertrand Ruevell
Century Magazine
Mystery at Twin Peaks Tunnel Lights Go Out
A San Francisco Bulletin item notes a brief interruption in power in Twin Peaks tunnel. A woman complained to the conductor that she was kissed while lights flickered and then went out briefly, with a workman dismissing the concern.
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Twin Peaks Tunnel
Gwan
San Francisco Bulletin
A Musical Bar And The Meaning Of Measures In Music
A scholarly note explains that the term bar is not correct for music between vertical score lines. It divides music into measures or musica mensuratis, distinguishing from the ancient musica choralia where all notes shared equal length.
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Imusica Choralia
Remembering Incidents From Very Early Years
The piece notes that claiming to recall an event from when about six months old suggests an unusually vivid imagination, since most people forget memories before age five. It contrasts recollections from ages three or two with the common fading of early childhood experiences.
Red Light Gloves Hit Pari Roads
Luminous gloves worn by motorists in Pari show a red light on the back of an outstretched hand. The light is activated by touching the thumb to the forefinger, signaling with a visible beacon for other drivers.
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Pari
Tomato Difference Seen As Culture Versus Agriculture
An office boy contends that the distinction between a tomato labeled as high culture and a plain tomato reflects the divide between refined taste and practical farming. The remark highlights ongoing debates about class and horticultural value.
Discovery of Quinine in the Columbian Era
The article notes quinine was unknown in ancient times and not discovered until after Columbus, explaining why early colds were not treated with the drug.
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Columbus
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