Railroad timetable and stockholders meeting notice
A railroad time table lists trains with departures and connections including Pacific Express and mixed service options. The stockholders of Lawrence Nadenadanu at Lawrence 6 Kataay meet to elect directors at the bank on Tuesday, with Walter Le Jlown as chair.
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Anu Serching
Lawrence Nadenadanu
Lawren
Kataay
Sil Lee
Banklax Leuse
Puesitay
Aa Uaty Hy HR
Deva den Thy Dnars
St. Wad Mt
Walter le Jlown
Chishier
Fizes
Efficient pig growth tips from a practical Indiana farmer
An Indiana farmer outlines cost effective pig raising methods emphasizing healthy sows, clean feed, and ample exercise. He recommends a sweetened milk- based mash, avoiding swill, feeding schedules after farrowing, salt sparingly, sun exposure, charcoal and soda mix, and separate pig runs after four weeks. He stresses pedigree stock and pasture, and notes Angora demand and housing tips.
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Indiana
National Stockman
New Sort of Knockers Mirror Enframed for Self Check
A new style of door knockers includes a mall mirror frame so visitors can view their appearance before entering the home. The device lets guests verify their looks as they approach the entry.
White House Christmas frolic with Roosevelts and Lodge
Washington World reports President Roosevelt joins a Virginia reel and cakewalk in the East Room on Christmas night. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and guests dance with children, while Mrs Roosevelt and party laugh and cheer at the festive antics. The 30 minute reel ends with a cakewalk as the orchestra plays.
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White House
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New York World
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United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Long East Room
Christmas at the White House with Theodore Roosevelt
The article describes a White House Christmas celebration with the Roosevelts and guests. Young JoUng Lodge leads a cakewalk then a country square dance. The family explores stockings, Santa arrives, and gifts include a hunting outfit for Theodore Jr. The event features a tree blaze, nurse Mame, Commander Cowles, and a festive dinner with pumpkin and mince pies.
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Theodore Fenior
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Baby Quentin
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Wreck on a Newspaper Train Amid Storm in New Jersey Shore
A hurricane drives a news special train off the rails near Matawan New Jersey releasing chaos. The locomotive and cars split into sections as waves pound the tracks while workers struggle to reach safety and salvage papers amid the storm.
Train Crew survives storm near Matawan in shipwreck scare
Widgeene bunching storm stranded a train crew including an engineer and three men who waded through twisted tracks to Matawan. Word reached the town and a New York bound engine turned back eight hours late. The engineer recalled many queer experiences but never imagined a railroad wreck.
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Widgeene
Matawan
New York
Wife of Governor Shaw weighs social costs of cabinet post
The article reports on Mrs. Alice Crowshaw Shaw, wife of Governor Leslie M. Shaw, considering Washington social life and funding expectations. She discusses spending, her role, and whether to move to Des Moines or stay in Denison as her husband contemplates a cabinet appointment.
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Denison
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A Palace for Simian Comforts at New York Zoo
The New York Zoological Park unveiled its new monkey house with a luncheon and a board visit. The 162 by 74 foot brick building cost $100,000 and features original interior design by William T. Hornaday with Helms Le Farge supervision, built by Thomas Cockerill & Son.
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New York Zoological Park
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New York Herald
William T. Hornaday
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Thomas Cockerill & Son
New Zoo Building Opens With World and Old World Monkeys Exhibit
In Baird Court near the park, a new gray granite zoo building houses three halls for monkeys. The youth hall shows New World species, the wallaby hall displays Old World lemurs and apes, and the north hall hosts orangutans chimpanzees and gibbons. The facility features multiple cage types, a 21 by 10 by 12 foot jungle cage for lemurs, outdoor cages to suit summer, and automatic temperature control at 15 degrees F. Capacity tops 250 animals though only 115 currently reside, spanning 42 species. A souvenir book with 10 views commemorates the park's zoological progress.
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New World
Jemura
A. P. Proctor
Hurinday
August Mochi
Zoulogten Park
Charmed by Sousa Band and a sorrowful plea
London dispatch reports Phil Sousa receiving an 850000 bequest offer from a Frenchwoman who later died before transferring funds. Sousa declined to accept the money to support American charities, praising the donor’s generosity and his own restraint.
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London
New York Journal
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Financier at fourteen. Chicago boy stock prodigy
Fourteen year old Jack Kohl son of Chicago theater manager Charles B Kohl studies at Oxford school. He is a bright scholar who skips holidays to visit brokers offices. He earns a steady 150 a month from one stock and has had larger gains and occasional losses including a 200 dollar loss on Baltimore and Ohio while holding the stock.
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Jack Kohl
Charles B. Kohl
Jack
Oxford School
Philadelphia Press
Baltimore
Ohio
Jewel of Koh-i-Noor Crown Legend in Cornerstone Tale
The Koh-i-Noor is rumored to be the central jewel in Queen Alexandra's coronation crown sparking revived stories. One tale says John Laurence misplaced the jewel a few millions in a tiny tin box tucked in his waistcoat. Victoria summoned the gem and Laurence eventually recalled the box, only to have a servant misread a glass fragment as the treasure.
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Ston
New York Tribune
England
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Donne Kidney Pills Proved Remedy for Backache
Lawrence citizen J B Whitbeck of 487 Elmatraat says he suffered two years with backache and kidney pain. After trying Doom's Kidney Pills from Dick Bros drugstore, he reports complete relief in a short time. Sold by Four-Milburo Co Buffalo NY and available from all dealers. Remember the name Dostn’s and take no other.
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Vale By All Dealers, Price 26 Cents, Four-Milburo Co
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