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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1901
Page
7
Trifling with Fate by Frances S. Hodge ends with nurse winning
Ted, the only son in a nine sister family, lies gravely ill with pneumonia. Nurse Miss Stewart, later revealed as Miss Brooks in disguise, earns the family's fear and respect, tames Ted, and helps him recover and become a rising young lawyer. The engagement cemented, the clan reflects on fate and nursely prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Miss Brooks
Ted
Miss Stewart
Stewart
Alice
Sal
Rat Trap Exposition Closes in Copenhagen with US Honors
A rat trap exposition in Copenhagen wrapped up after a strong display of rodent killing devices. American exhibitors earned two gold and one bronze medal amid 100 sovereign competitors, with Denmark Sweden and parts of Germany facing a rat problem. The event, backed by Danish royalty and Count Schwerin, spanned over three years of planning and showcased bounties that paid for thousands of rats killed in both Copenhagen and Stockholm, signaling a wide spread pest crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
America
Denmark
Sweden
Germany
Princess Christian
Count Schwerin
Stockholm
Chicago News
Extermination tips for ants from old home remedies
Instructions suggest several methods to kill ants. Use powdered borax around infested areas to kill red and black ants. Sprinkle powdered cloves, grease a plate with lard and place it where ants gather, allowing them to climb on sticks and fall into melted lard. Place cracked walnuts or shellbarks on plates in the closet, then burn both nuts and ants and refresh with new nuts. Add camphor to holes and crevices.
Lord Roberts Praises War Effort and Boer Resolve
Field Marshal Earl Roberts praised efforts to end the war swiftly and noted that Kitchener’s demands for men horses and stores were met. He stated there was no fault with the troops or officers, acknowledging the Boers as a capable foe and the war's end remaining distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
Field Marshal
Earl Roberts
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
When the Women Rule in Court Distraction During Witness
The Chicago Post recalls a trial moment where a judge interrupted a witness to declare extraneous matters and recess for fifteen minutes to determine whether her back hair was coming down, highlighting courtroom decorum and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Chicago clerk invents high speed bank check photograph device
A Chicago bank clerk has created an apparatus that photographs bank checks at a rate of 10 000 per hour, promising faster processing for financial institutions. The invention automates image capture of checks, potentially speeding up clearing and archival workflows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Court of Honor at St Louis Exposition Plans Unveiled
Details emerge on the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at Forest Park. Ground and building plans total about 12 million dollars with contracts due around December 1. A government building 600 by 160 feet will span 100000 square feet, no interior columns, steel trusses, estimated one year to construct. Municipal spending of five million for sewers streets and beautification approved. Facsimile copies of transfer documents from New Orleans received, eight sets exist. An agricultural building of 31 acres will be built outside Forest Park to leave space for other structures. Religious exhibits planned in a dedicated building with denominational participation. A belt line and new stations will ease rail traffic, with Union Station relieved by additional local stations including one at the west end of Eads Bridge with elevators for passenger transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Knox Taylor
United States Treasury Department
Government Board
Chouteau
History Committee
New Orleans
Louisiana Purchase
United States
Forest Park
Ture
Skinker Road
Washington University
Union Station
Eads Bridge
Pan American Exposition Ends With Large Deficit
The Pan American Exposition in Buffalo, praised for its artistic and educational merit, closed with an estimated deficit of at least 4,000,000. Despite the loss, the Rainbow City showcase highlighted public spirit and enterprise, even as a national tragedy overshadowed attendance figures. The piece notes 92,000,000 in total state and territorial results, arguing the deficit is a minor matter next to achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Frontier
Buffalo
Rainbow City
Population forecast and Scotch Irish tunnel talk in era notes
The census director predicts the U S population will reach 100 million by 1910, with the 1910 estimate implying a potential 15 million rise. Separate coverage reports that engineers back a Scotch Irish tunnel feasibility between Scotland and Ireland, noting ventilation challenges solvable by electric power. French law classifies praising anarchist crime in public as punishable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Barton
Mansergh
Fox
Wigtownshire
Scotland
County Antrim
Ireland
Memory in Frogs and Turtles at Harvard Lab
Harvard psychology experiments test memory in frogs and turtles using a maze of sliding compartments. Subjects explore from a nest box to a hollow path, showing memory with practice. after rests of increasing length, both animals improve, with the turtle fastest and the frog less swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Aesop
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
Tur
Tle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wong
Soven
T. HW. Bayly
Frances S. Hodge
Daily Story Pub. Co
Baker
Newman
Court OF Honor AT
ST. Louis
Court OF Honor
Hawaii
Alaska
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