Baby Has His Way Inspires Fatherly Cheer
A playful verse from Harper's Young People celebrates a baby’s influence on household life. The speaker notes missing grooming items and oddities as signs of the baby’s antics while embracing the joy and mischief of parenthood. The tone is affectionate and humorous.
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Harper's
Whiskers at the Philadelphia Press a Curious Staff Tale
A long feature recounts the man nicknamed Whiskers who joins a newspaper office, seizes a desk, pens low quality copy, woos a woman, and sparks office speculation about a double life. An office fund for a quiet wedding unravels when a death notice reveals the groom’s true name and the bride is a widow.
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Sunday Supplement
Witherspoon
James Whitcomb Riley
Vioet
Ofice
Whiskers
Change
Rotes
Star
Whisters
Jtorace W. Croydon
Arlington Hospital
Rachel
Alorce W.croydon
Charles
Tiis
Philadelphia Press
The Gloucester Schooner Dart Folly Story
An old North Shore sea captain recalls the Dart, a Gloucester schooner, drifting in heavy fog toward Boston Harbor. The Dart’s pilot questions a passing East Indiaman, learns it is the Reindeer from Calcutta after 114 days at sea, and the Reindeer’s reply reveals the Dart’s ignorance.
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Boston Marbor
Reindeer
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The Nile as Egypt’s gift of fertile mud
The Nile mud rich in nutrients blankets the land, irrigating and manuring soils. It rests on sea sand and formed a prehistoric estuary, creating chemically distinct soil with high water content and key mineral components.
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Egypt
Sahara
Nile
Columbus Day Pageant Dazzles New York Harbor and Streets
The article recounts a multi day Columbus celebration in New York City with parades of 20 000 schoolchildren naval displays and spectacular fireworks. Tens of thousands watched from across the harbor and streets while dignitaries attended the reviews and a grand night pageant concluded the event.
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America
S. G. Pratt
East River Bridge
State of New York
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North River
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Brooklyn Bridge
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Lenox Lyceum
Christopher Columbus
Ward McAllister
Sassiety
Christopher
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Afadiconi Square
Morton
Secretary of the Treasury
Foster
R. P. Flower
Roy. Tillman
South Carolina
United
Jacobus
Naval Lispay
Navy
European Crop Estimate Shows Mixed Prospects Across Europe
Officials report Great Britain and Italy with lower yields, while France, Germany, Austria, Hungary, the Balkans, Roumania, and Russia show improvements. Italy's wheat down 12 percent, England down 17 percent. other nations project export surpluses and import needs with varying bushel totals across wheat and rye crops.
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Italy
Europe
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Germany
Austria
Hungary
Balkans
Roumania
Russia
England
The
Agricultural Department
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International Grain Congress
Vienna
Roumelia
Servia
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Minister of Agriculture
Economiste Francais
Cost of Viewing the World's Fair and its Expenses
An 1893 column estimates total costs for visiting the World’s Fair in Chicago including rail fare, Chicago lodging, meals, ground admission, Midway access, catalogues, and park transport. It totals about 120, with itemized figures for rooms, meals, and concessions. Also lists several historical invention dates in a miscellaneous section.
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Chicago
Jackson Park
Ohich
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