Notable Tales and Trades From The Atlantic Exposition
The article surveys exhibits at the Paris International Exposition including Singer Sewing Machines praised for design and adaptability, with Grand Prize honors. It notes Singer’s global reach, urges readers to visit local showrooms, and mentions plans for Mrs. Mary E. Hanley to erect a landmark office building in New York. It closes with a cultural note on chestnuts as staple food in Korea and their varied preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marts
Singer Manufacturing Company
Broadway
New York
Singer
Singer Sewng-Machinea
Paris
Chicago
Singer Machines
Ciies
United States
Mary E. Hanley
Thirty-third Street
Tavley
Avian Real Esute and Loan ‘Company
Remarkable Octoronarian and Duchess of Cleveland
The Duchess of Cleveland, mother of Lord Rosebery, is noted as one of the most remarkable octogenarians in English society. Her memory spans events from the queen's wedding, promising a fascinating memoir of Victorian political life. Boston Globe quotes Professor Atwater on codfish and potatoes as balanced, affordable diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Cleveland
Lord Rosebery
Eagland Society
Ken Engin
New England
Professor Atwater
Boston Globe
Zeeland Fishermen Seek Review Of Zulder Zee Fleet
Zeeland fishermen ask Queen Wilhelmina to review their vessels next year as about 1000 boats plan to appear in the Zee unsehe streamer between Schonwen and Goeree, at the Mans and Schelde river mouths. Also, Chicago Great Western Railway ad offers business openings in Timois Iowa Minnesota Missouri with various trades and a note to write W J Rood in St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kovtow
Zeeland
Zulder Zee
Wilhelmina
Zee
Schonwen
Goeree
Mans
Schelde
Chicago Great Western Railway
Timois
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Tallor
Addreas
W. J. Rood
Woollcott Building
St. Paul, Minn
After Ten Years By Mrs Moses P Handy
Miss Lorimer, a noted beauty aged 35, recalls a past love as she hosts a dinner. Dr. Burton, a successful jurist and former fiancé, confronts her with memories, revealing his wife’s death and his marriage’s practicality. Lorimer compares romance and sacrifice, recognizing a truer love in her past suitor, while weighing social advantage against genuine affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Story
Miss Lorimer
Misa Lorimer
Dr. Burton
Wexnd
Ute
Eame
Lstew
Mabel
Osage Chief’s Son Weds Mary Red Bagte of Wealthy Line
In a high life Osage wedding, Tallik the chief worth $50,000 weds Mary Red Bagte daughter of a wealthy chief. Fathers of br ide and groom had long been enemies and bitter opposition marked the ceremony. Fortune is said to approach $2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallik
Hoir
Mary Red Bagte
Groost
The Pure Pino Cure for Consumption Ad Spoofs 1000 Era
A fragment filled periodical notice mocks patent medicines and cures for consumption with garbled lines about Maple Street Norwich and a railway engineer motive. It references various products like Osborn Co ads, Red Cross Ball Blue, and child teething syrup, reflecting early 1900s ad clutter and unreliable remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrm Trow Fedel
Maple Street
Norwich
Monument to Great Election Unveiled Near Hiviefeld
A grand monument to Wroderick William the great elector of Brandenburg was erected near Hiviefeld and unveiled last week with the emperor, empress, and two children present. A historic procession accompanied the ceremony as a musician group performed and the emperor planted a tree at the monument’s foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurenberg
Hiviefeld
Speeches and Voter Totals in 1890s Data
The article discusses speaking speeds around 125 words per minute, noting averages of 7,500 words per hour and 8,000 to 9,000 for rapid orators. It cites federal census figures predicting Greater New York presidential votes at 600,000, with Kinley’s Ohio vote at 925,000 and Bryan’s Nebraska vote at 115,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Greater
New York
Kinley
Ohio
Bryan
Nebraska
Help For Women Who Are Always Tired
Mrs Ella Rice of Chelsea Wisconsin recounts a two year struggle with headaches backache and general misery caused by inflammation of the womb. After repeated medicines she reports a full recovery following treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Rice
Chelsea
Wis
Luiss Pala
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Women’s Health, Eyewitness Claim
A historical advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female ailments. It claims relief from backache fatigue and irritability, citing Mrs Rice as a testimonial and urging readers to write to Lydia E. Pinkham at her Lynn address for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkhirme
Lynn
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Gilman
Johns Hopkins ‘University
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Avantic
Pittsburg
Corea
Moses P, Handy
A.B. Julian
Chadrop
Neb
Boston
Biewarek
Virchow
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Ys
Guruany
Frankfort
Ruhr
Germany
Deonte
Ludlenapols
Rons Ibis
Teres
Parken
Osborne Co
Oklahoma
Dr.Bulls
Osborne
Reaper
Mower
Harrow
Rand
Onborne Co
Aubutny NY
Hall's
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ft Cheney
Telefem
Truax
Toto
Waiding
Wolaian & Marvin
Wholesale Draggitie
Actiog
Macons
Otto Wontont
Ushi Pamily
Hucousaful
Alien
LeRoy
N. Y
Chauiwuqua Canis
Scaudant
Holley
Bilis Mont Hiberni Vorme
Putnam Padmless
Arvand
Arent Talim
Nea
Wrafper
Bears
Castoria
Jo Ai Digg
Atte Trew
Inde
Temieert
Rae Thompson
Eye
AGNET
Magnetic Starch Manufacturing CO
Omaha
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