08 Sep 1900
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1900
Page
1
A whimsical poem by LEDGAR JONES invites a journey to a fantasy realm called Fstryland where children reign, adults fade, and make believe thrives. It paints vivid scenes of flying shadows, crystal seas, glowing insects, and endless joy with babies and little folks living freely.
Jim Dorsey’s pups charm Benjamin as Major Lowry’s home attracts visitors and a governor’s inspection. A pup with a star on its forehead wins a moment of pride before a silver collar and a donor’s generosity lead to a sobering twist. The governor later sends a gift of a greyhound and a star-nosed pup, but Benjamin learns the heart can keep a dog’s truth beyond ownership.
A long medieval prayer fragment discusses a protective talisman from the fiftieth year of our lord and the year 1515, sent by the pope to Emperor Charles V. It promises safety in battle and deliverance in childbirth, with a concluding blessing and calls for devotion to Jesus Christ and the Holy Cross. A separate blurb notes a physician’s claim that sleeping with the mouth shut extends life.
A Denver Republican writer lauds Colorado as a national model for popular photography development. Tourists flock to the state with cameras of all kinds, from simple to deluxe, driving new explorations and a broader grasp of the landscape.
The Little Chronicle notes Japan has expanded its military power since its war with China. It spent portions of a 62.5 million dollar indemnity on the army and navy, increasing peace footing from 99,000 to 145,000 officers and men and war footing to about 540,900. It adds four first class battleships six cruisers and a large torpedo flotilla.
The piece extols travelers abandoning conventional paths for dramatic mountain and wildlife photography in Colorado. It notes a shift toward scenic expeditions and animal portraiture, highlighting the allure of dramatic natural habitats and the joy of capturing scenes on film.
A consular report shows Sul schools and institutes and 1414 workshops where manual training is taught in Germany. Of these, 425 focus on woodwork, 427 on cardboard, and 336 on carpentry. Over 3000 German teachers have been trained as instructors.
The fragment discusses Candace Wheeler in Atlantic using cunning means to cultivate and fix a type through repeated efforts, claiming long term improvement and permanent influence on the world through steady cultivation and season after season nurturing it to completion.
A fragment from Brooklyn Life hints at a staged exchange about heartbreak and a sale of remnants. The quirky dialogue suggests a humorous or satirical item in the issue.
The soft hat reached America circa 1830 via Louis Kassuth. The grimy campaign and rough rider hats derive from a tall lean hat carried to the U S by an American traveler. This evolution marks a shift in headwear reflecting period style and practicality.
In a fragment from the Somerville Journal a character Miss Pert chides Willieboy claiming luck comes to those not living by their wits. The exchange hints at a social scene with sharp dialogue. No broader context is provided.
Humbert died near a Lombard shrine housing the oldest crown in Europe, the Iron Crown of Lombardy. Formed in the sixth century by Lombardic goldsmiths and given by Pope Gregory the Great, it bears an iron band from a nail used at the crucifixion. Napoleon I, emperors, and various rulers wore it. it was moved during conflicts and restored to Monza in 1866. The crown bears legends and guardian mottoes about divine grant and danger to detractors.
The article explains that sipping water is preferable to gulping, especially in the morning for stomach lubrication. It notes sipping stimulates circulation, slows heart heating, raises bile pressure, and can curb alcohol cravings, offering a healthful alternative endorsed by the Ladies' Home Journal.
A home recipe instructs to blend ripe strawberries or raspberries with powdered sugar and beaten egg until stiff, then chill. It pairs with a warm milk junket set in a glass dish, topped by a light dusting of fruit and a final gentle surface spread.
A recipe note from Ladies' World describes making a rich shortcake by baking layers and filling with sliced peaches, then sprinkling sugar and covering with whipped cream. Whipped cream is piled atop the cake and dusted with powdered sugar for a finishing touch.
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