Temper and Taste A Woman’s Struggle With a Terrible Temper
A New York hospital case study follows Mrs Adele Marie Rickey who counsels a temperamental woman on balancing anger and beauty. Through exercises, diet, and moral resolve, the patient learns to curb outbursts, write purposefully, and pursue inner peace. The piece links temper to health, suggesting practical routines and self discipline as paths to harmony and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Marie Rickey
Bee
Sam
Mra Hickey
Rte
Lyon
Granquil
Julia
Morstead
Rickey
Mit
Ollessig
Ant
New York
Mickey Mad Seir
Abe
Ricks
Dumping grounds profits. Italian scavengers in city
The source describes contractors operating ash dumps with Italian workers who extract tin, leather, cans, and shoes for salvage and lampblack. It notes organized efforts to rake heaps, sell salvaged items, and the economic role of ash-dump labor in a coastal city. An inserted piece reports on skirt versus culotte fashion in Paris and references Tibural, a famed fugitive peasant turned tax collector in a Trieste district, evading authorities for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mees
Hiesokiyn
Oden
Taree
New York
Paris
Wiegeling
Poe Manuscript Survives Fires and Time in Philadelphia
A fragmentary library display in Philadelphia reveals a rare page from Edgar Allan Poe's The Murders in the Rue Morgue. The manuscript, once owned by Johnston of Lancaster and later by George W Childs, survived fires and neglect before being bound and preserved as a literary treasure at the Drexel Institute Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diesel Institute
Philadelphia
Allan Poe
Rue Morgor
Marie Werget
New York
JM Johnston
Lancaster
Poe
Barrett & Thruster
Sett & Jones
St Carters Alley
Johnston
Birt
Rue Morgue
Cheethut Street
Twisso Meslonnstons
Ie Wiaidonston
York Country
Maryland
Virginia
Joulston
Lo Kethge
Pennsylvania
Drs Johnston
Mr Johnston
Phila Geiptia
Stedehinston
Pancaster
Angel Town
Jennery
Penn Selsants
Snd
John R. Watking
George W Childs
Dohsston
Childs Bt Drury
Kun
Drexel Institute
Literary Capitalist Harvey Career Summary
Colonel George B. Stclellan Harvey, newly owner of The North American Review, is famed as a financier and capitalist. He started in letters as a Chicago reporter, rose to The World’s managing editor, then formed a Wall Street venture with Whitney. He built rail and electric holdings, created the Harvey syndicate, acquired Cuba street railways, and earned a New Jersey colonelcy. He chairs several banks, and belongs to many elite clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coves Cronor AM Marvey
Chicer
New York
Beecoming
Colonel Harvey
Wallan C. Whitney
Toland
Opusly
Harvey Syndicate
Hae Vana
Cuba
Robert Green
New Jersey
Leon Abbott
George T. Werts
Harvey
Bachelors Club of Waukegan Gains Noted Fame
In Waukegan a unique club of single men known as the Bachelors clubs recently rose to prominence. Dr W W Pearce, former mayor and first president, offered 120 days for the first father of twins. he won his own medal. Membership has strict limits and yearly elections to test for marriage, with four degrees and a club sailboat named Old Main at Third Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Waukegan
Uoasts
Tt Ik
Bachelors’ Club
W. W. Peares
Waukegan
Bachelors
Ela
Tvine
Pearce
Bachelors” Club
Peaecr
Third Lake
Bachlor
The Lake Lamprey Fiend Of Central New York
A comprehensive description of the lake lamprey native to central New York, detailing its predatory maw big enough to swallow prey whole, the life cycle from larvae to adults, and its impact on fish stocks. It contrasts the lake lamprey with the brook lamprey and notes historical observations on distribution, behavior, and occasional human use as a delicacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
New York
Iatiory
Eilat
Tim
Gage
Department of Eulogy
Cornell University
Mire Lampres
Lamprey
Aviv
Lasprey
Europe
North America
Henry Lot
England
Curtain Assets and Theatre Salons in Flux
A garbled fashion of stage news lists Victor Herbert composing an operetta, Danville revival attempts, and multiple play ventures. It mentions Joe Kerr, Lionel Barrymore, and Maurice Barrymore lineage, plus a Dublin adaptation and a projected charity event. The piece notes The Forte Teller with Miss Nichen and a London summer text, with Webster’s company preparing a five-week run in New York as the leading actor nears a months-long absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Herbert
Frank Daniels
Bostonian
DeKoven
Manville
Joe Kerr
Lionel Barryioorm
Maurice
Werner
Sa Sith Russelll Company
Petinet
Dublin
Bermhantt
Alexander
Mate Gilman
Henaway
Parka
George
Nevwat Grande
Devonshire
London
New York
Horse Review notes stars and stakes in trotting world
The Horse Review surveys veteran drivers like A J Fook and P Jobneson as racing purses rise with Kentucky Futurity rumors. It mentions Major Gentry and Grass defeating Hubbard, young bettors, and a French coached trotting mare. Commentary on marriage morals and fragmented actors closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Fook
Syma
Couse
P Jobneson
Kellerton
Ty Allerton
Bar
Iss
Wynema
Major Gentry
St Mallon
Ind
Winslow Wilkes
Nebraskis
Tuck Bowen
OH Grass
Dick Hubbard
Wil Returt
Guy Love
Harry Wilkes
Foneville
Neddy
Keyes Itty
Haron Rudolph
Haron Wilkes
Mir Kinen Stone
Cann Af Georgetoveth
Gus Macey
Ae Ssearold
Writers and critics discuss Verne Ruskin and Stiles
The article notes Jules Verne as prolific with co stories for years and claims many works found success. It mentions Mr Ruskin appearing ennobled by snow White beard and aging into frail health. Samuel Stiles, author of Self Help, is described as in a frail condition and retreating from public life to prepare for a great change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Verne
Mr Ruskin
Samuel Stiles
St Louis World Fair 1908 Drives City Push
The St Louis World’s Fair plan advances with energy as Chicago’s fair is seen as just a ride. St Joseph Herald notes no doubt St Louis will secure the 1908 event. officials promise public action and future capital shifts after the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Oscar
Chicago
Quincy
Ila
St Jomeph
St Louie
White Man's Burden Debate Warns Against Burden Quotes
Fragmented OCR notes debate the white man's burden with phrases about correctives and a reporter’s interview. Mentions Pittsburg News, Figland, 110 Bew warship, and the idea of a white man's burden as a bargaining point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Globe
Syracum
Uta
Pittsburg News
Figland
Abe
New York Mall
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Sean
Treasury
Aldeven
Orleans
Atvice
Trieste
Tibural
Viteri
Newt
Fmcape
Tiourei
Rome
Faod
Cine
Maryer
the Horse Review
ST. Louis Show
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