Direful Prophecy of Deforestation and Disasters for America
A French purported clairvoyant Madam DeThebes warned of March disasters from wind flood and fire across the United States. She predicted 1910 1918 precautions and foretold a coming era of divine will with September marked as the most dangerous month. She urged Americans to flee potential cyclones wars and fires as the horizon of catastrophe looms.
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Madam DeThebes
Omaha
Ohio
America
United States
God
Woman Appointed to Public Health Inspector Post in Oporto
In Portugal the government has appointed a woman as health inspector and subinspector in the department of public wealth, making Oporto the only city with a female inspector. The government also names a renowned woman scholar to a professorship in ordinary at the Universities of Coimbra and Lisbon to teach Germanic philosophy.
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Oporto
Portugal
Department of Public Wealth
Coimbra
Lisbon
Multum in Parvo Disturbers in Quiet Times
Short aphorism style note cites Montaigne on small disturbances and scent letters wearying the eye. Reflects mood of restraint and attention to small annoyances in daily life.
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Multum-in-Parvo
Montaigne
Valuable Find Came Too Late in Manhattan Mine
In Manhattan California a miner named Hub ley died in a rock cave weighing about forty tons. The same collapse uncovered the ore body he sought with diligence. The discovery promises some of the district’s richest ore.
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Manhattan
Cal
Hubley
Daily Thought Comradeship a Strong Life Force
A reflective snippet praises comradeship as a prime fact and powerful force sustaining life, highlighting unity and shared purpose amid hardship.
Westmore sheep herder deems himself debtor after drinking stop
Thomas Hamilton of Westmore Montana owed 175 dollars to a stranger after he bought a drink in St Paul. Hamilton arrived sober then became intoxicated and deposited his funds at the First National Bank. He pleaded guilty to drunkenness in police court and had his payment stopped after release.
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St. Paul
Thomas Hamilton
Westmore
Mont
Hamilton
First National Bank
Montanan
North Cottonwood Notes Highlight Local Crop Updates
C E Stewart farms 60 acres on H A Beardsley's land J S McKee converts 80 acres to flax on Section 15 Jos Noll plants 300 acres this year A Ladies Aid meeting set for May 8 at Mrs Beardsley’s home. Mrs P A Benedict relocates to her Section 8 claim. Rev Williams preached, Sunday school reorganized with T E Holland Supt J T Knudson Asst Supt Earl Baker Sec Harold Stewart Treas.
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H. A. Beardsley
P. A. Benedict
Rev. Williams
T. E. Holland
J. T. Knudson
Earl Baker
Harold Stewart
Treas
Trouble for the Future Maxim in Newsrooms
Whitelaw Reid urged journalists to tell shorter stories with fewer words at a literary dinner, a maxim he suggested should be hung in every newspaper office. The anecdote recalls a conversation about delivering news to relatives and readers amid ongoing events.
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Whitelaw Reld
Whitelaw Reid
English Town Man Advertises for Wife in Window
An English provincial town resident uses a shop window to seek a wife. A photo of the man is displayed with the notice Wanted, a female companion to the above. Apply at this office. The unusual ad reflects a peculiar method of matchmaking.
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England
Galsworthy Aphorisms From For Love of Beasts
Nothing that's true is cynical and nothing cynical is true. The word smart is the guardian angel of all fashions and fashions are guardian angels of vulgarity. Quote from John Galsworthy in For Love of Beasts.
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Galsworthy
John Galsorthy
No Hurry for That Vehicle Hearse Incident
A short sighted old lady rushed to mount a tram car and waved her umbrella shouting Stop Stop at a passing vehicle. The driver replied Dont be in a hurry mum it ain t your turn yet It was a hearse on the road.
Mistaken Man Accusation at Crimson Gulch
A rough exchange in Crimson Gulch centers on a claim of lynching the wrong man. Three-Finger Sam narrows the dispute, insisting no miscounted execution occurred as Piute Pete’s turn nears.
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Crimson Gulch
Sam
Quoted banter from New Orleans Times-Democrat reader Q and A
A fragmented excerpt captures a stage crowd moment with Thackeray quotation and an audience question about the band. The lines suggest a reading or entertainment column style note within a Times-Democrat page, reflecting casual viewer dialogue.
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New
Orleans Times-Democrat
Quiet Congregation Remark Sparks Doorway Crush
An elderly lady leaving a crowded church service jokes that if everyone stayed seated until all others exited, there would be no crush at the door. The remark appears in the Milwaukee Sentinel.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Ninth Century Oak Church Anniversary Proposed Celebration
The Church of Greensted in Essex marked its nine hundredth anniversary of opening for service. Built from oaks split fifty four years before the Norman conquest, the historic church hosts a proposed special celebration, reported by London Mail.
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Greensted
Essex
London Mail
Opportunist Defendant Speaks in New York Supreme Court
A defendant in the New York supreme court declares resistance to moral fault calling himself an opportunist stating he makes money whenever possible. The remark follows a broader reflection that the world is filled with opportunists.
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New York Supreme Court
Secret college lessons and Rogers footprints humor
Dialogue notes a boy learning football signals at college and a quip about Rogers leaving footprints in the sands of time. Egbert says the secret, Bacon cites a broken raad line, reflecting lighthearted wordplay.
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Bacon
Egbert
Rogers
Church Note Prompt Members by Proximity
A Washington Democrat note suggests that distance does not determine effort and that the most distant members are often the most punctual in church attendance.
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Washington Democrat
Meal Check Hidden Cost Complaint Sparks Grievance
Adam complained that the server handed him the meal check face down, making it impossible to see the price. He urged staff to provide transparent pricing and better customer service.
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Adam
Good Time Far Away
A reflective note discusses common sense and public mood, suggesting many will act sensibly as understanding grows. The piece uses philosophical tone to ponder behavior and social harmony.
Daily Thought on Self-Reliance and Willpower
A concise quotation from Emerson reflecting that discontent stems from a lack of self reliance and weakness of will. The line emphasizes personal autonomy as the source of inner steadiness and resolve.
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Emerson
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