Lost Woman Faces Consequences After Careless Typing Incident
Louise Burnham's careless note taking leads to a public reprimand at work. Dick Sanford warns of the boss's anger after many errors cause the boss to misread notes. Three weeks after marriage she remains determined to keep up, but years later a widow with a child seeks a recommendation and is denied due to lowered work quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Burnham
Louise Burnluiun
Dick Sanford
Louise
Wolbresk
Stacey
Leartesick
Five Months In Hospital After Poor Care Claims
An Anoka Minnesota patient recounts five months in hospital after alleged limited care. She alleges inadequate treatment caused heart damage and repeated procedures, naming physicians, firms, and facilities in a narrative of medical neglect and disputed outcomes.
Peruna described as both tonic and catarrh remedy
The piece argues Peruna is both a tonic and a catarrh remedy, asserting its effectiveness on mucous membranes and the nervous system. It cites Hydrastis Canadensis among its key ingredients and references testimonials and medical opinion endorsing its use for catarrh across body locations.
Fragmentary cryptic note on a tense street exchange
A garbled quote shows a heated exchange about attitude and intent. The text presents unclear names and context, leaving the parties and location indeterminate.
Farmers Union grows strong across regions and warehouses
The Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union claims about 1.8 million members, roughly one eighth of the states, with heavy strength in the South and growing presence in the North and West. It operates a district by district structure with state agents and active warehouses enabling farmers to store cotton and borrow against it. The movement emphasizes business discipline, with committees on cotton, grain, stock, and canning products and a expanding warehouse network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Arkansas
Farmers’ Union
Texas
Livery State
Newt Gresham
Point
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Farmmners’ Union
Middle West
Washington
California
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
United States
Five Million International Stamps to Be Issued
Five million of the new international postage stamp, agreed at the Rome postal congress, will soon be issued and become available in the United States. Designed by M. Bucene Grasset of Paris and printed in Switzerland, the stamp is a large coupon nearly four by three inches. The vignette features the goddess of peace transferring influence between hemispheres.
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Rome
United States
M. Bucene Grasset
Paris
Switzerland
International Postage Stamp Exchange Expands Global Reach
The international postage star will be exchanged for a regular 6 cent stamp or equivalent in many nations that have accepted the agreement. This enables writers to enclose a return postage stamp and may serve as a small international money order. Participating countries include the United States Great Britain France Germany Austria Belgium Spain and more across Europe Africa and the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Spain
Egypt
Mexico
Bosnia-Verzegovina
Sweden
Switzerland
Roumania
Japan
Siam
Korea
Greece
Italy
Chile
Costa Rica
Crete
Denmark
Luxemburg
Norway
Brain Not the Thinker by Dr Simms Declares New View
Dr Joseph Simms, a New York brain specialist, argues the brain is not the thinker but an organ that secretes heat and sustains bodily energy through the nerves. He claims thinking arises from the whole spiritual being. The piece notes Monte Rosa Arco falls as Europe’s loftiest at 2,400 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Simms
New York
Simms
Europe
Arco
Monte Rosa
Pennine Alps
Cure for Eight Years Skin Sore Promoted by Cuticura
A New York reader reports eight years of skin disease cured in a week by Cuticura Remedies after $300 in doctors and other treatments failed. The letter from 24 Columbus Ave, dated March 20 and April 1900, extols rapid improvement and return to work. The Chesapeake Bay description follows, praising its size and naval potential.
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Columbus Ave
New York
N. Y
Editor orator as candidate stirs civic debate
A cynical citizen weighs the risks of writers' cramp versus a preacher’s influence in the editor’s argument over who makes the better candidate. The Washington Star records the exchange reflecting public skepticism and the role of media in political choice.
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