Remembering Arkansas Hunter Life and Dog Packs
A memoir style reminiscence recalls hunting in Arkansas alongside bear dogs near Devil's Den. The narrator describes bee trees, dawn hunting, and the peril of a panther sighting. Dogs bay, the hunter shoots, and a dramatic clash tests courage and loyalty amid jungle and danger.
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Buck
Ieu
Footbinding origins and harms in historical view
An analysis of footbinding as a Chinese custom cited from Harper’s Magazine. It traces possible origins to several figures, notes pain and damage, compares to other deformities, and argues it impairs movement and usefulness while offering little genuine beauty or value.
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Pan Fei
Yai Niang
Harper's Bazar
Panther Attacks Leave Dogs Maimed Beetle
Our beauty, from tip to tip, measured nine feet eight inches. None of the dogs were killed. But many were badly maimed and bore the marks of the panther's claws the rest of their lives.
Navajo Blanksets and Teutonic Family Names Across Lands
The piece notes Navajo blankets dyed with aniline colors and valued highly by both Native and white buyers. It contrasts weaving effort and prices with Indian costs in ponies. It also traces Teutonic family names ending in ingham to Heim home origins and subtribal European settlements.
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Europe
Cursed Walnut Sells for Fifty as Elk Park Buyer Eyes More
Abner Adams of Watauga County North Carolina sold a so called cursed walnut tree for fifty dollars. The purchaser L L Council of Elk Park expects to realize fifteen hundred dollars from the deal.
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Abner Adams
Wautauga County
North Carolina
L. L Council of
Elk Park
Australians Shower Bride With Rose Petals in Carriage
Guests at a recent Australian wedding cast rose petals over the couple as they rode in the carriage, covering the bride in fragrant leaves and marking the ceremony with a festive display.
One Bane of the East: Hasheesh Effects and Ban
The Pall Mall Budget notes Lord Rosebery’s push for reports on hasheesh regulation in Egypt, Greece, and Turkey. The drug, made from hempseed husks, is said to disturb digestion and circulation, dull the mind, and cause violence or murder. All cited sources claim long use leads to atrophy, idiocy, and mania, with bans on import, cultivation, and sale.
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Pall Mall
Lord Rosebery
Britain
Egypt
Greece
Turkey
Cairo
Bengal
Old Iron Trade in England Highlighted by Sussex History
The article recalls how Sussex fueled medieval and early modern ironwork. Henry II granted Lewes tolls on iron shipments in 1266. Edward I era saw local smelting and London complaints. Sussex built guns at Buxted Heathfield and Robertsbridge, with ordnance carried to Rye. St Paul’s railings by Lamberhurst cost 55 000 dollars.
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Sussex
Henry II
Lewes
Weald
Westminster Abbey
Edward I
St Leonards Forest
Gentleman’s Magazine
London
Wealds
Surrey
Scotland
England
Bridge Green
Buxted
Henry VIII
Heathfield
Robertsbridge
Rye
Fuller
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Lamberhurst
The Englishman's Reason Dinner Tale in New York
At a St George's Society dinner in New York General Horace Porter shared a humorous Englishman fact. He quips that an Englishman rides in a hansom cab so that he cannot see the back of the interior or exterior, playfully profiling English modesty and superiority.
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St George’s Society of
New York City
Horace Porter
Practical Charity In England
In England there is the Rural District Nursing association training nurses for two years at a cost of 250 dollars each. A nurse earns 125 to 159 dollars and receives board lodging and a donkey cart to cover a district of 2009 to 3000 inhabitants.
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England
Rural District Nursing Association
The World’s Fair Hot Line and Curious Advertisements
A collage of early 20th century ads offers lodging at the Bancroft Hotel near the World’s Fair grounds with rooms from one dollar and meals fifty cents, Beecham’s Pills for headaches, Ice cream parlor bravado, a brace of faked aphorisms about secrets, and a Dr J. Marshisi Utica NY offer for a “thousand and one ill” female issues with free bottles to readers.
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Bancroft Hotel
Calumet Ave
20Th St
Chicago
Beecham
Tom Borron
Marshisi
Utica
N.Y
Prioss
Star Grocery
Larimer Street
Trigaire Hogs Co
Callaway & Parkinson Ozu
15Th St
Neacrere
Iasscanate
Patent Medicine Ads From a Historic Page
A collage of early 20th century patent medicine pitches includes Dr Shoop Restorative Nerve Pills promising dyspepsia relief with a free medical book, Dr Kline’s Great Fitness for fits, and a teething remedy for children. The items mimic period promotion with stamps, price notes, and physician-sounding claims.
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Shoop
Box W
Racine Wis
Kline
Amd
Philadelphia
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Devil's den
Louis Republic
Pepple
Mhan Morris
Kansas
Texas Siftings
United Cooks and Pastry Cooks’ Association of the
United States
Judson L. Thomson Mfc.co
Waltham, Maas
DR. Gunn
He F’g CO. Gen
Ila. Pa
Ifa
A. Germain
Lasalle Rt
HEART
Denver
Colo
RE. C. West
John Anglum
College of Shorthand & Typewriting
L. L. Miller
Cor
Mth
Arapshoe Sts
Denver, Colo
Denver Directory
Colorado
D. Haines & CO
Meerete Sa
A. KE. Marx
Léth & Lawrence
R.M. Davis
Aripahos
Nebraska
Witter
Union
Hetland Ponies
Daniel Witter
Onion Bik
NTRS
Sta Honery
Berrze & Bros. Wart Paren & Decoratina Co
Welton
Itis
Colorado Iron Works
Kenwood Bicycles
Kenwood Mfg. Co
Arapahoe
H. M. Bostwick
Enos
Denver Sk
Josie E Sopeutes
J. M. Moore
National Pump