Anderson Begins His Autobiography in Madison
Prof. Rasmus B. Anderson, noted Scandinavian American author and former U S minister to Denmark, writes his memoirs in English and will serialize them in the paper America. Born in Dane County in 1846 to early Norwegian settlers, he recalls Norse settlements and his four years at the Copenhagen court, aided by Albert O Barton.
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Three styles of understanding described by Machiavelli
The quote outlines three ways men grasp knowledge: those who understand on their own, those who understand only when explained, and those who do neither even when clearly presented. It contrasts self-reliance, guided comprehension, and resistance to clarification.
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Binks In Trouble Mentioned In Baltimore American
A Baltimore American snippet notes Binks is broke and appearing worn or “gone to pieces,” implying financial or personal distress. No further details provided in the fragment.
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Remedy Doctors Endorsement Draws Three Generations
Generations of families rely on Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a gentle laxative tonic for stomach liver and bowel disorders constipation dyspepsia and biliousness. Safe for all ages pleasant tasting and non griping it is sold by druggists for fifty cents to one dollar a bottle. Free samples available by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Marinette Considers Municipal Water Plant Purchase
Marinette Wisconsin weighs replacing private water service with a city owned plant. Voters will decide next spring after years of debate over buying the $250000 facility and financing plans. City seeks to adopt a municipal system while awaiting a formal assessment.
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Airship Night Sounds Reach Far Distances Says Pilot
A London Globe quote notes that snorers, people talking, animals, and even tramways can be heard from 4000 feet at night, highlighting aerial craft potential for scouting and military uses. The passage adds that many overlook fresh air as a tonic because it isn’t bottled.
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Today’s overlooked moment holds future value
Quotes urging readers to value today as the yesterday of tomorrow, noting that grand futures come from present possibilities and encouraging immediate action to recognize the potential in today.
Silent Wit in Baltimore Paper Quips on Dentistry
A Baltimore American quips on silence and a new kind of dentistry that could fill a woman’s mouth with it. The exchange hints at sharp humor over social performance and gendered expectations.
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Rheumatic Blood and Remedies Promoted by Swift Specific Co
An advertisement extols Rheumatic Blood as the sole remedy for rheumatism sold as S. S. S., claiming it is a safe, vegetable formula free of mercury and arsenic. It urges insisting on S S S and promotes consultation with a Swift Specific Co specialist at 220 Swift Building in Augusta, Maine.
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Hatton platform and Wisconsin product standardization plans
Former State Senator W. H. Hatton of New London may run for governor with co operation and marketing as core policies. He serves on a committee studying standardization of Wisconsin dairy and produce to raise producer prices while lowering consumer costs by cutting middleman profits. Other political figures, including Speaker Merlin Hull and Assemblyman Allan D. Richardson, show varying support as Crownhart’s candidacy gains attention.
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Goff of Elkhorn Gains Boost in Lieutenant Governor Race
Elkhorn candidate Goff builds solid backing for lieutenant governor bid as supporters rally to his campaign in state politics.
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Early Pennsylvania Law On Low Necked Dresses
In early Pennsylvania documents the state law declared that any white female aged ten or older appearing in public in low necked dresses could be fined between 100 and 200 dollars. The wording specifies public streets and places of public resort as the sanction for this dress code.
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License Eligibility For Plumbers Without Quiz Requirement
Attorney General Owen states that any person lawfully in the plumbing business at the act’s passage is entitled to a license upon paying the fee, regardless of apprenticeship or qualifications. The opinion supports the state board of health, which contends the board has no right to license those already in business when the act became operative.
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