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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
6
A partial text from the Cleveland Plain Dealer mentions restoring a cottage with a near floor, referencing names and places in a fragmented OCR segment. It notes a witty man learning to impress others and how such behavior is viewed by others as half-witted.
A fragmented overview covers efforts in California to form a State council of carpenters, 1905 German building trades union membership, New York Shotwaist Makers demands, Johannesburg processions, and various unions in New England and the South seeking wage gains, inspection, and shorter hours. The report notes convict labor labeling proposals and federal plans to label convict-made goods.
Ragged but lively report says fans fill arenas as college and pro teams battle from New York to Philadelphia. Highlights mention the Giants and Phillies in strong showings with spring-like weather tempering crowds and predictions of a competitive season ahead.
The Post reports a proposal by the Puterboranch Rapid Transit Company of New York to replace wooden cars with steel on all trains. The overhaul would raise car costs to about 1,150,000 per car and include steel stamping and parlor cars, with electric power to replace current systems. Major rail lines including Western and Northern bodies join the agreement following rate cuts by Western legislatures.
Prof Giulio of Bertin publishes results claiming metals influence character and emit different odors during heating. Experiments show capnertin and other metals lose certain odors as heating continues, suggesting the emitted matter is not identical to the metal itself.
Under the aegis of Conger the laber peace drive forms a new forum to promote industrial harmony. President Roosevelt appoints four state representatives including John Muir (United Miners) and Roy Mevin Pinehitt of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, with Seth Low and Thomas G Bush as public representatives, alongside top federal officials.
Hightly notes annual coal imports near five million tons from the United Kingdom and rising demand for modern farming tools by Chinese farmers. It also mentions the Oxford dictionary’s lengthy entry on the word vess and foreign presence in ranks and banks.
A Kansas City social leader, RS W H Simmons, describes years of overwork and illness from constant social duties. He credits Peruna with restoring health after three months of use and enabling a return to his public role.
An archaic description from Philadelphia Milletin outlines the evolution of the clavhoimer or evening wear. It notes functional features like fasteners, cuffs, and adjustable elements for weather, reflecting past sartorial choices and their purposes.
Fragmentary report notes precious stones and iron products with royal quantities and rising prices. Observes long delivery waits of four to six months and substantial imports by the United States last year. Mentions diamonds traveling to assist settlement and financial activity.
A writer from Sock House in North Devon recounts his switch from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. He notes improved digestion heartburn and sleep after a week of careful preparation and continued use. He praises its taste and family suitability while cautioning servants to boil thoroughly to extract flavor.
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