June Meeting of the Douglas County Horticultural Society
Members and friends gathered at a Mrs Alfred Whitman residence for the society's June meeting. Discussions covered small fruits, entomology, moral influence of horticulture, grape culture, fruit growing in Kansas, and experiences from E A Colman. Alfred Taylor visited, recounting life in Birmingham and contrasting Southern horticulture with Kansas progress.
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The
Horticultural Society
Alfred Whitman
Joseph Savage
Savage
Colman
Turner
A. C. Griesz
Chapman
Evatt
Hening
Sisson
Mr. Howland
Sedgwick
A. C. Gricia
Deming
E. A. Colman
Kansas
New York
Alfred Taylor
Birmingham
Alabama
New South
Meeting on capital and labor relations led by Mr Taylor
The article describes Mr Taylor uniting capital and labor factions through persuasion and good judgment rather than invective. It notes Birmingham as his residence and editorial base, the local society inviting Hon. James Christian to witness a sight recovery at the next gathering. Fruit exhibits and thanks marked the adjournment.
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Taylor
Birmingham
Knights of Jabor
James Christian
Arkansas City
E. W. Flory
Amsden
Er. A. Colman
Joseph Savage
Sozodont Declared Favorite Dentifrice of the Day
The article proclaims Sozodont as the most popular dentifrice, praised for its claimed cleansing, beautifying, breath freshening, and gum strengthening effects. Readers are told the name signifies true preservation of teeth and a pleasant aroma.
Salt Rheum Cure Proves Irresistible to Patients
Lyman Allen of North Chicago and J B Stanton of Mt Vernon report severe salt rheum relief after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. Allen says symptoms subsided and disappeared with purified blood and improved health. Stanton notes his son’s hands and legs healed completely after treatment.
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Lyman Allen
Sexton N. E. Church
North Chicago
Hoont
J.B. Stanton
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Salt Rheum
A Stamford Connecticut resident Alice Smith reports three years of salt rheum with no relief from other doctors and says Hood's Sarsaparilla cured her. Her weight rose from 108 to 135 pounds after using the remedy and she urges others with blood diseases to try it.
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Hood
Paris Jewelry Fashions and Watches Highlight Exports
The piece surveys Parisian jewelry trends with moonstone pins featuring cherubs, beetle pins in carbuncle, coral sets from Naples, rose sprays and amphore pendants, ornate clockwork watches with enamel and chasing, and popular watch chains linked to Queen Victoria. It notes new finishes imitating alligator skin and orange peel textures, and describes gilt belt clasps and etched garters among prevailing accessories.
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Naples
Hotels ban dogs and children in New Haven Neos
A number of simmer hotels announce they will not entertain dogs or children. It will not be necessary. Dogs and children are capable of entertaining themselves.
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Boston
New Haven Neos
Mandarin and Wife Solve China Child Mystery Tale
A London Academy writer recounts two women claiming to be mothers of a child before a Mandarin. His wife stages a test with a fish and river, revealing the true mother who sacrifices to save the infant. The tale ends with the false claimant exposed as an impostor. A Washington militia muster note follows about a $10,000 funding shortfall.
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China
London Academy
Nonchalant Humor Across Newspapers and Polite Jests
A collage of light anecdotes and quips from various papers, highlighting social behavior and etiquette. It references a curious child, a barber's birth remark, a jam misunderstanding, a milliner soprano, a teacher's joke, a grocer's tale, travel plans, and a Paris guest whose politeness masks homesickness.
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Detroit Free Press
Little Bess
Baby
Lowell
Johnny
Washington
Jenkins
Springfield Union
Theacher
Pop
Bagley
Newport
de Baggs
Maria
Cape May
Tom
Yellowstone
Hortense
Saratoga
Paris
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Wien
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Catholic C. Maginais
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Scott Bar
Cal
Verdi
Mr. Million
Newark
N. J
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Hutchinson
John
Abby
John W. Hutchinson
High Rock
Lynn
Mass
Abby Hutchinson Patton
New York City
Milford
N. H
Boston Journal of Education
Vilas
Cleveland
Lamar
Bayard
Fairchild
Garland
Whitney
Chandler
Endicott
Frederic Keppel
Miller
Tom-Ri-Jon
Jersey City
Retaliation
Avenger
Vesuvius
J. H. Gardner
Suffolk
H. Zeiln & Co
Philadelphia
Tegent
Ise Corner
Eldridge Hall Lawrence
Farmer City
Ouri Parlor Furniture Room
Massachusetts Street
National Bank
Hill & Mendenhall
Chace & Sanborn
Formosa
Young Hyson
Japan
Whitcomb
H. W. Johns Manufacturing CO
BSCLE
H.W. Johns
Randolph ST
Grovehn OR
Lawrerce, Kansas
Argentine Land CO
Lawrence
G. Grovenor
J. H. Roberts
Wu. T. Sinclair
L. Bullene
W. B. Woodward
Argentine
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