Fragmented Kansas agitator notes and dawn of era musings
A kaleidoscope of short items from a Kansas paper cites a museum display for subs, school boards, and social norms, with quips on journalism, art, science, and politics. It mentions Paderewski, Count Zeppelin, Cocoons of gossip, and a joke about a man with extra lungs.
Mystery fortress Tepexe Viejo near Mata moras described
A prospector hears legends of a hidden fortress Tepexe Viejo carved into a cliff near Mata Moras. Natives fear the place, with a narrow 15 foot entrance, a tunnel, a 60 clear stream, and a crescent wall guarding a valley below. Explorers recount eerie murmurs and ancient ruins noted by 19th century researchers.
Give Em the Laugh A Poem From Denver Press
Fragmentary verse urging resilience and courage despite hardship. Mentions blue devils, laughter, and perseverance as a path to success. Credits Harton Adigns in Denver Pont.
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Louis
Gowil
Harton Adigns
Denver
Labor unrest and new unions sweep across industries
A report surveys widespread labor action from glass and lithograph firms to window glass plants, clothing cutters and builders. unions form new bodies in San Francisco St Louis and Cheyenne while strikes and wage fights ripple through Indiana Pennsylvania New York and Milwaukee affecting thousands of workers and payrolls.
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Indiana
International Association of Machiniats
Allied Metal Machinitos
Muncie
Ted
Newcastle
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Thomas
Te Miners’ Union
Frank Duffy
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
American Window Glass Company
Hartford City
Ind
Twin Cities
National Organization of Employes
National Window Glass Workers Association
Paul St
Sincramanto
Cal
Masocraton
South
Chicao
American Federation of Labor
International Brotherhood of Foundry
Frank McArdle
New York
George Bochtold
St Louis
International Brotherhood of Shinglers
San Francisco
W. H. Joy
John Sullivan
Milwaukee
Gugler Lithographing Company
Northwestern Lithographing Company
Milwaukee Lithographing Company
Willmanns’ Lithographing Company
National Lithographers’ Association
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
New York State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
New York City
Patient praises Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy for ovaritis
A Windsor Ontario reader describes four years of fallopian tube and ovarian inflammation causing sunken eyes and emaciation. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health in five months and avoiding surgery, while medical cautions warn that such conditions can worsen without care.
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Dean Mua. Pincnaw
Lydia
Tam Teny
Sedlainey
Nee Harcoop
Sandwich St. Windsor
Ont
British Police Costs and Education Comments Mentioned
Fragmentary notes discuss United Kingdom police costs totaling nearly £7,000,000 over nine years. The text mentions Lewis and a factory, with references to Peoria and dealer prices. It reflects dubious opinions on education as a means to avoid work and questions about young men’s choices.
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United Kingdom
Lewis
Prictiny
Lewis Factory
Peoria
Prize offer for Exposition travel to Defiance Starch buyers
Defiance Starch Co offers 25 ladies a round trip ticket to the St. Louis Exposition for sending the largest number of Defiance starch trademarks from five states. Mail the trademarks to Omaha Nebr by Sept 1 1904. Tickets sent by registered mail. Also notes a deaf and dumb Cincinnati man aided by a phonograph.
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Defiance Starch Co
Lows
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Atien
Defiance Stored Co
Omaha
Nebr
Defiance
Seed and seed catalog offer with assorted fruit trees
The notice touts John A Salter Seed Co offerings including 18-tree mixes of Apricots Apples Crabs Cherries Plums Peaches and Pears with Wilconeln stock. It promises free postpaid delivery for $1 and a large seed catalog plus plant samples. It also advertises Mother Grays Power for Children and Olmsted address.
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John A. Salter Seed Co
la Growse
Wismall
World Fair travel tips highlight Wabash route
In planning the St Louis Exposition trip the advice favors the Wabash Railroad for direct access to the Fair Grounds entrance station, promising time savings and avoidance of jams at Union Station. The note emphasizes convenience and quicker returns via the Wabash line.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Union Station
Lands of Russian Peasants Population and Land Holdings
Statistics by the Zemtros of forty nine provinces in European Russia show that ninety one thousand peasant families with about seven million people had only nine acres per family. About twenty two hundred forty four peasant households, totaling roughly eighteen million people, had twenty one acres each, while many households ranged from eight to twenty five members.
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Zemtros
Russia
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News OF the Lagor World
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