Local Briefs Highlight Livelihood Moves and Accidents
Local notes report numerous residents visiting relatives in Kansas City Holden and Michigan resorts and returning home. Others include Miss Birdie Duncan and Miss Mabel Cass visiting kin and the era's travel to Colorado Salt Lake City and California with several families staying with relatives. A railroad accident near Millville claimed the life of a signalman, while Bettie Davis suffered a broken ankle in a Richmond buggy run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Allen
New York
Lesueur
Birdie Duvcan
Kansas City
Holden
Lee Mong
Michigan
Putnam
Chas
W. Loomis
Annie Manly
Manitou Colp
Della, O'Malley
St. Louis
Aisit
P. O'Malley
Julius Winkler
Los Angeles
Ont
Mabel Cass
Nevada
Lee's Summit
Leroy Farmer
Leroy
Colorado
Hughes Bryant
Linwood Lawn
Maury A. Hunter
Odessa
AH. W. Win- Or
Pattle Tribble
D. W. B. Teyia
Richmond
J. L. Peak
Aliue
May
Qalorado
W. A. Marquis
Wootan Wells
Texas
Dirs
T. J. McElroy
Independence
James Hays
Arthur Bullard
Winnie Edwards
Lyons
Kas
George Wels
Red
J. A. Quarles
Lexington
Virstola
William Anli
Hannibal
George Wade
Mr. Aull
Louis Gratz
Salt Lake City
Pacific
Sal Lake City
Jobo Lynch
Migulasville
Bettie Davis
William Davis
Wormfuge cures hunger crying in children tale
A 1902 clipping touts White's Cream Wormifuge as a remedy for inanition in babies, claiming worms prevent proper nourishment and that the medicine will soothe crying and help children thrive, advertised at Crenshaw and Young's. It also notes a Sept 1 wedding near the city, and mentions George Gould discussing rail extensions via Lenox to Denver with Missouri Pacific, plus a large life policy claim from Denver dated Aug 5 1902, for $250 004 with a gold bond plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw & Young's
George P. Balty
E. V. Headen
Mary Hackler
Lexington
K. C. Journals
Lenoi
Kansas
Denver
St. Louis
Aw Grande
Colorado Points
Kansas City
X- E Burns
Mutual Life Lorursive Company of
New York
Andor
Reappearance of Wyckoff marks Scribners September issue
The September Scribners Magazine features the return of author Walter A Wyckoff after his field of inquiry moved to England last summer. His introductory article previews insights on East London's wage earners and the social effects of the American to a British context. Also notes medical ad claims and Miss Nellie Martino’s return to Odessa after travels in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribners Magazine
Walter A. Wyckoff
Wyckiff
England
Vanderlip
Wycket
London
East
Wyckolf
Henry Watterson Critiques The Four Hundred In Curious Rant
An Odessa Democrat note reports Henry Watterson denouncing The Four Hundred as unclean, linking them to scandal and divorce. It cites Van Alen’s failed deal for Cleveland’s Italian mission and a $50,000 campaign contribution, claiming Cleveland repudiated the arrangement. The item mentions Harry Sutton’s illness and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watterson
van Alen, Sr
Dicker
Cleveland
van Alan
Astor Skakels
Meal Hours in Mexico Describe diet and customs of daily meals
The article details Mexican eating patterns from breakfast to supper, noting bread and coffee at breakfast and diverse dinner courses. It describes scarce home baking, reliance on pastries from bakers, and limited sweets, plus work hours shifting afternoon to evening and the laborer’s frugal midday meals with beans tortillas rice and pulque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Tie
Costly Fenula Butterfly in Strecker Collection
A rare fenula butterfly, costing the late Dr. Strecker of Reading Pa from seven to ten thousand dollars, is housed at the Auieritan Museum of Natural History. The insect, found only in Sierra Leone, required a lengthy expedition and over two years of maintenance to join his collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auieritan Museum of Natural History
Dr. Strecker
Reading
Sierra Leone
Ald
Smuggled tobacco victimized by colonial authorities
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a smuggling case where tobacco goods were seized by British customs. The account mentions a large fence called the Queen's Pipe once burned, with reference to a later shift of the act to a criminal detention facility for the benefit of inmates.
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Stailion
Tietz van Walkenherst
Concordia
T. B. Wiley
Chess George
Clinton
Owjo Galile
Mary Silver
Prac
Indiana
Minole Whitsett
Visi
Belorence Hall
George H. Stier
Florida
Initou
Coln
Dr. Caldwell
T. C. Corbin
Dover
G. P. Venable
Lillie Robinson
Waverly
Peer Smithers
T. T. Stramcke
Mary Virnl
Rich JH
Ste Whl
Morence Alford
Tarenon Keeney
Ringling Brothers’ Grees
W. J. Edwards
Smn
John
Misus Nannie
Nettle
Harry Blee
Spadra
Arkansas
Slyears
B. H. Foster
Old St
Cronahan & Young
Scott
Modern
Mr. John O'Brien
Grand Garland Horse Ballet
America
Io 4
Aen Eines
Great Nelson
Leon Remnoeta
Austin Sisters
Eat Nelson
Herossee
Rorsvemarse
OF International
A and & P. M
Crenshaw & Young's Drug Store
Main St
Hali
Pf. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Weat & Troaxx
WaSp
Kisnax & Marvin
Tolada
Hall
Drugginw
Nellie Martino
Harry Sutton
W.G. McCausland
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