Injustice By Arthur Applin
A dramatic London crime tale follows Aaron Roberts as he shadows Scribner and Fra nks in a murder case. The inquest reveals aconite poisoning and a web of deceit involving Ella de Fontaigne, Reuben de Fontaigne, and hidden motives as the trial unfolds at Westminster.
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Rhe
London
Aaron Robets
Seriburr
Roberts
Scribner
Sig
Aaron Roberta
Scriner
Mr Roberts
Seriboer
Mise de Fontaigne
Francks
Westminster
Court House
Prancks
Sate
Saintabury
Sowers
Maitland
Francka
Iris de Fontaigne
Reuben de Fontaigne
Moness
Reuben
Reeden
Owning the Farm as a Life and Its Honest Pleasures
The piece argues farming should balance labor with beauty and learning. It contrasts families who truly own their farms with those who are owned by it, valuing books, music, and nature alongside work. The text critiques relentless toil and praise of idle curiosity and shared wonder on rural life.
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Uheat
Woonake
The Right Soap For Baby's Skin Is Cuticura Soap
The right soap for baby's skin is Cuticura Soap, favored by mothers for purity and fragrance. Its gentle emollients aid skin and hair health and help soothe eczemas rashes and itching with warm baths followed by Cuticura Ointment.
Aboard a Steamer Tales and Patient Cures in a Humorous Mix
A fragmented column blends nautical chatter with mock medical advice and domestic quips. A seasick passenger questions distance while a doctor’s care and a magician-like remedy theme echo through humorous vignettes about vanity, imagination, and social norms.
Famine Roots Spur Yarn of Ireland and a School Mistress
Fragmentary text traces an Irish famine origin tale tied to potato crop failure and a Cork abbess who, seeking work for her students, develops a needlework industry. It weaves through a discussion of Shylock and a Bible lesson, ending with a cryptic sales dialogue about a ton.
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Iran
Couty Cork
Contest Winners to Be Announced by Remlington Literary Committee
The Remlington Literary Committee continues its task of judging 20 000 letters from children and will announce winners soon. Judges decided to award first second and third medals in four classes in addition to existing prizes. The public awaits the results of the national contest.
Odd Uses of Sugar Across Industrial Fields
The article notes sugar serves beyond food as a cheap pure carbohydrate used to prevent boiler scale and in making shows, copying ink, and printing stains. It is employed in dyeing, tanning, and mortar mixtures, with Berlin’s Museum reconstruction citing sugar in its lime sand mix, while small percentages can harm cement.
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Museum of Natural History
Berlin
Paris
Minaro Liniment and The Alleged Garget Cure in Cows
A garbled notice reviews Minaro liniment purportedly curing garget in cows and discusses science progress from electricity to balloons. It cites Harpers Weekly praising scientific advances and mentions early-earth crust composition and 1808 remarks by Sir Humphrey Davy on clay and metals. An anecdote describes Bavarian officers in a balloon at 6000 feet meeting a small black speck later revealed to be a lark.
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Harpers
Franklin
Morse
Edison
Humphrey Davy
Lite in Macedonia We Anne Early One February Morn
A fragmenty travel vignette describes a dawn journey through Neapolis toward the Va Bich road and Karalla. The author notes the modern road, the Rowan aqueduct, and a bustling market with citrus fruit, vegetables, and locals preparing.
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Macedonia
Neapolis
Va Bich
Rowan Aqueduct
Market Place
Sarly
Karalla
Nervous Feelings Driven to Health by Pink Pills
A patient Mrs. Gagnon reports severe nervous breakdowns and weak appetite improved after using Dr Williams' Pink Pills. The ad touts red blood restoration and relief from headaches neuralgia indigestion rheumatism and fatigue, urging others to try the pills. The piece also discusses brain lateralization and left right handedness research.
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Angel Jerome
Williams
William Pink
Sib Cage
Carpenter builds cabinet in loest workshop misquoted
A fragmented reminiscence shows a carpenter planning a cabinet for office supplies and adding casters. A bookkeeper questions the project while a mother scolds Johnny for vague talk about Europe and a piano project titled wireless.
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Johnny
Railways and Cartage in Canada Change Tariff Practice
The Canada wave of railway policy announces that from October 1, 1913 shippers and consignees must arrange cartage at Canadian points. The shift stems from failed contracts with cartage firms and rising costs, while railways say they cannot bear added burdens. The plan mirrors American city practice and places delivery duties on the public.
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Railsar
Canada
Canad
Iris
Mey
Itta
Ie Imine
Tertuttal
Worm Exterminator Averts Infant Worm Complaints
One of the common infant complaints is worms and the most effective application for them is Moth or Graves' Worm Exterminator.
Electric tanning method gains attention in leather industry
Swedish scientist Dr Grotii introduces an electrolytic tanning process tested in English works. Hides are tanned in vats with metal conductors to drive the action, reducing time from months to about six weeks. Leather quality improves and regulators and safety devices push the method toward commercial use.
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Dr. Grotii
Willie the caddie seeks a dinner ticket at St Andrews
A Scotch caddie named Willie, famed on the St Andrews links, seeks a dinner invitation during Louis Kossuth's visit. The official denies entry saying the dinner is for gentlemen, while Willie recalls thirty years in company with such men. A schoolteacher tests a child with a four word commandment question and the child responds.
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St.Andrews
Louis Kossuth
St Andrews
Willie
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