Curious Cow Goes On Market Street Raids
A rebellious cow from a herd on Market street broke away and raided three downtown spots near Sixteenth and Market. It entered Edward Cronin's saloon at 1618 Market, then the dry foods store, and the Keystone hotel, scattering patrons and staff before being guided away.
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Sixteenth
Market Streets
Market Street
Seventeenth
Edward Cronin
Sookie
Regimy
Il Market Street
Hof
Arcade
Chicago News
A wise spender slang enters lexicon from New Orleans
William Gordon, spending the summer in New York, explains a Louisiana slang term after a Louisiana boy recounts a Coney Island trip with a New Yorker and two girls. The story notes the boy spent a lot, and the phrase wise spender highlights careful carfare payment yet a large dinner check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Gordon
New Orleans
New York
Mr. Gordon
Louisiana
Coney Island
New York Times
A Conversation About Papa and a Financier Husband
A woman suggests he speak to her father about their engagement. He brushes off fear, boasting of money lent to her father and portraying himself as a worldly yet calculating suitor. The scene reveals the man as a genuine financier ready to marry for status and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
If You Don't See What You Want Ask For It Card
Thirty five years ago a man sold over two million cardboard hangers bearing the line If You Don't See What You Want Ask For It. They hung in stores nationwide and delighted customers. Merchants could print their own cards locally, yet few did. The piece suggests initiative is a treasure merchants often overlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Waking and the Longed-For Immortality in Poetry
Cale Young Rice contemplates waking after loss and mortality in a reflective poem. The excerpt evokes weary dawn, love unburied in memory, and the human fear of becoming forever broken. Published in Century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nexon
Tess
Cale Young Rice
Eloquence Misunderstood in Senator Newlands Debate
The Boston Post reports on Senator Newlands of Nevada during a Cuba annexation debate quoting his dramatic line about “fuel that eloquence needs” and noting a transcript mishap where a stenographer’s dictation yielded a garbled passage about elephants. The exchange drew skeptical remarks from Senator Hale on whether elephants could digest it.
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Newlands
Nevada
Cuba
Hale
Boston Post
Zinc City of Barefra in Portuguese East Africa
Barefra is a zinc city, the only one in existence, built in six months by thousands of residents. Every building, hospital, church, arsenal, and even coffins and railway cars are zinc to withstand the climate. burial is also in zinc coffins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barefra
Portuguese East Africa
Xinc
France's Colonial Holdings Vast and Populous
France's colonial possessions span an area twenty times larger than France and host 12,006,000 more people, reflecting a vast imperial footprint across regions and populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Sixteen Dead In Twin City Tornado Devastation
A Saturday night tornado killed sixteen people and leveled parts of St Paul and nearby Wa comin. Brainerd reports were unconfirmed, with St Paul’s old Lower Town hit hard by wind and falling trees. Streetcar service was disrupted. insurance losses were uncertain, and thousands crowded the streets as debris and wrecked buildings contrasted with shattered glass and flooded avenues.
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St. Paul
Minn
Tornady
Wacomin
Minneapolis
St. Laws Park
St. Pauli
Woconta
Brainerd
St Paul
Leowertown
Fort Snelling
Wabasha and
Robert Streets
St. Panl
Bates Suilmish
Torchitekt
Bigeye Cantainedehwueses
Torres
Ciri
Ltule Lawehter
General Wilmon W Blackmar Elected Commander in Chief
Gen Wilmon W Blackmar elected commander in chief of the Grand Army at the national encampment at Biston. A Pennsylvania native born in 1541 he joined the Fifteenth Pennsylvania at war start and fought at Antietam, Stones River, Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge. He rose to captain under Gen Custer before the war ended and later practiced law in Hingham Massachusetts as his home.
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Wilmon W. Blackmar
Grand Army
Biston
Pennsylvania
Antietam
Stone River
Chatta
Nooga
Chickamauga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Five Forks
Custer
Hlinckmiar
Hingham
Mass
Japs Capture Fort on Inner Line of Defenses
The Japanese swept the Russians from Pigeon Bay and captured the northern fort at Port Arthur. After a fierce clash with Russian cruiser Novik, the Japanese fleet damaged and sank the Novik, forcing it ashore at Korsakovsk. Commander Takahashi reports the engagement began Saturday and concluded early Sunday with no Japanese casualties.
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Chefou
Pigeon Bay
Port Arthur
Tokio
Chitose
Tsushima
Greyhounds
Novik
Korsakovsk
Korsakoff
Sakhalin
Sukeichiro Takahashi
Chitesws
Navy Department
Nevill
Telephone lines in Clinton county consolidated under one manager
Creogze Johnspeter has bought Southern Union Telephone interests in Clinton county including Carlyle Breese Trenton and Germantown exchanges for 5000 dollars. Lines will be extended to all towns villages and points in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Clinton County
Creorgze Johnspeter
Posey, Hoffman and
Keyesport
Souuthern Union Telephone Company
Breese
Trenton
Germamantown
Senator Hoars Condition Unchanged in Worcester Bulletin
A Sunday bulletin from Senator Hoars house reported he was resting well and more comfortable in the afternoon, with the overall situation described as practically unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hoar
Worcester
Mass
House of
Hoar
Death of Von Plehwe's Slayer Reported in St Petersburg
Rumors from St Petersburg claim the assassin who killed M. von Plehwe, minister of the interior, died several days ago. The report circulates as a local rumor with no official confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Plehwe
Stt. Petersburg
M. von Plehwe
Interior
Washington cruiser Denver sails for Gon alves Hayti report
The navy department has been advised of the cruiser Denver sailing from Culebra to Gon alves Hayti where the American minister Mr Powell reports disturbed conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Denver
Culebra
Gonalves, Hayti
Powell
Will Johnson Dies Suddenly in Lexington Street Death
Will Johnson aged 30 collapsed and died on a Lexington street on Monday from heart failure. He had married two weeks earlier at Windsor Missouri before coming to Lexington to work on the paved streets. He leaves a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Will Johnson
Windsor
Wits
Paraguay Rebels Fix Government In New Capital
Buenos Ayres reports Paraguay rebels have set a provisional government with capital at Villa del Pilar, naming Gen Ferreira for president and General Gonzales Novera for vice president. The insurgents seek recognition as belligerents while talks falter and imports collapse in Asuncion. Deputy Soler heads to Rio Janeiro to urge foreign recognition.
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Buenos Ayres
Escuncion
Paraguay
Villa del Pillar
Escandon
Ferreira
Gonzales Novera
Soler
Rio Janeiro
Esecundon
Brown cube aerolite falls in Englefield yard
An aerolite fell Sunday night in the yard of W. T. D. Miller at Englefield in Wansville Indiana. The stone is cube shaped brownish with a large black stripe ground on its surface and was hot when recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wansville
Ind
W. TD. Miller
Englefield
Tornado Hits Hector Area Causing Heavy Damage
A tornado ten miles northeast of Hector Minnesota caused thousand dollar damage. Lightning struck numerous houses, burning a few to the ground, with authorities reporting extensive structural harm and scattered debris across the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector. Minn
Tokio War Revenues and Expenditures Report Deficit
Tokyo reports war revenues totaling 226,001,000 yen and expenditures of 246,000,000 yen leaving a 20,000,000 yen deficit to be covered by ordinary revenue.
Farmman James Smith Killed by Frisco Train Near Carl Junction
James Smith a farmer living ten miles north of Joplin was instantly killed when struck by a Frisco freight train late Saturday night near Carl Junction.
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Joplin
James Smith
Carl Junction
Exposition Loan Payment Reported From Treasury Official
St Louis reports another $50,000 installment paid by Treasurer William H Thompson from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition company toward the $4,600,000 government loan. Regular payments of $3,500,060 are due on the 16th of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States
William H. Thompson
Battleships and cruiser at Port Arthur report
Tokio reports the battleships Retvizan Poltava and Sevastopol and the cruiser Diana are at Port Arthur, detailing naval dispositions in the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Tokio
Retvizan
Poltava
Sevastopol
Diana
Shoes cause fallings out between two neighbors
Mrs Smith and Miss Brown, once close friends, quarrel over a pair of shoes. Miss Brown had been a frequent guest at Mrs Smith’s home. During a frosty morning a dispute arose when shoes needed warming by the dining room fire and Mrs Smith claimed the shoes were hers causing a rift between the two women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Smith
Miss Brown
Dearest
Harting
Browse
Sanith
Waitresses on Japanese Railroads Fashion inforced uniforms
Report on women servers on Japanese railways wearing modified national dress with Western improvements. They must display military discipline, take no tips, avoid passenger chatter, and perform duties as refined attendants. Authorities praise the program as a success with strict qualifications and orderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Pank Gs Railway
Promoters Change Rules At Odd Beauty Show
Promoters of a county fair beauty contest announced new conditions that required the winner to marry a prize winner to claim the proceeds. The move drew sharp reactions as the unusual demand was revealed, stirring controversy and questions about legality and ethics in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirk
Senate debates island land for immigration station near Ellis Island
The Senate discussed a proposed immigration station near Ellis Island. Senator Kean urged ceding any nearby islands to New Jersey, and debates included misreadings and proposals to rename the site, reflecting tense plans and corrective edits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Senate
Ellis Island
Ellis
Kean
New Jersey
Senetor Aileen
Aldyieb
Alyssom
Rushed Tale Of Youth Mischief And A Professor
A West Virginia youth named Althoush Stnatar Eihirs recalls a childhood incident when he and a friend skipped school. They wandered toward the track, met their surprised professor, and explained they chose between lessons and a race by tossing a hump of cereal in the air, hoping it would decide their fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althoush Stnatar Eihirs
West Virginia
Sith
Eikines
Letsons
Remains of quarry worker removed from Aberdeen churchyard
The remains of a quarry worker who died from injuries after a fight at Kintore were removed from Allenvale Cemetery Aberdeen. The widow's consent was sought, clergy refused to permit inscription. a disputed epitaph reading Vengeance is mine I will repay saith the ford is noted. Hungary Leads in Enterprise. Hungary plans to use motor cars for mail collection and delivery, a notable departure from the cycles adopted on the continent.
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Kintore
Allenvale
Aberdeen
Staree
Hungary
Woman attributes health turn to coffee substitute Postum
A Cleveland woman recounts years of nervous spells headaches and heart palpitations tied to coffee. After switching to Postum and avoiding coffee she reports better sleep weight gain and relief from her symptoms, noting her husband also improved.
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Lit
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Chicago Woman Cured By Doan's Kidney Pills
Maorie Knight of 23 N Ashland Ave Chicago declares Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney and pelvic ailments. She suffered severe sickness loss of sleep and appetite, improved within a week, and fully recovered after using the pills, asserting they were worth their cost.
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Chicago Society
Doan
Maarioeoo Knight
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Orater
West Side
Weednesday Club
Gal Teener Poan
Putin
Jo Beni
Dean
Wes Noy
Birthplace of Henry Irving Shrouded in Local Lore
The piece traces Henry Irving’s birthplace to a Somerset shire village in a misty account, naming places such as Mestand and Jets bboiry Brodeith and noting a connection to his nativity. It hints at relics and a sale tied to the eroding memory of Irving’s origins and local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Irving
Villace
Fentteniaun
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Public
Health advisory warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury and urges consumers to avoid products with this ingredient. Unclear text mentions safety, testing, and potential risks, with references to remedies and medical cautions.
Funeral feature at Yonkers honors Medina and Tolerance
An arresting funeral event at Yonkers New York last week showcased Col Benjamin F Medina formerly of the Gaza federal team along with Col Tolerance. Both officers were wounded in cavalry action at the chancel lorevilla during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi
Yonkers
N. Y
Benjamin F Medina
Best Results in Starching by De fiances Stanrely
An unusual note extols starching methods attributed to De fiances Stanrely and mentions a method described as best. The text blends misspellings and unclear phrases, with scattered references to cooking and a general claim of superior outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Ember Fitness
Supreme Court Justices Stroll on Pennsylvania Ave
Readable fragments describe several Supreme Court justices walking along Pennsylvania Avenue from the Fourteenth Street area. Names like Justice Henness and others are hinted, with mentions of seating and a planned event in a few weeks, though details are garbled.
Reference to Tilinets and Belvidere figures at the capitol
Fragments mention Tilinets haries EL Pucop of Belvidere HH M Snapp of Avirrora and others being discussed in connection with a trip to the capitol in Washington. The text alludes to names Fuller and Snapp and a Southern Democrat party reference, with literary echoes from Diekens and Warren.
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Tilinets
Haries EL Pucop
Belvidere
M. Snapp
Avirrora
Fuller and
Sues
Fulley Gyul Snapp
Diekens
Anirk
Gammon & Shup
Warren
Important to Mothers Castorta Safety Notice
Important to Mothers urges careful examination of every CASTORTA bottle, a pate and sure unteady for infants and children, and to see that it is free from contamination and suitable for use. The notice stresses verify labeling, expiry dates, batch numbers, and dosage guidance to protect young patients.
Warning and Bits of a Boston Wedding Tale
A remembered jest by Rear Admiral Frank Wildes recalls a Boston upbringing and a church wedding prank. The minister instructs the marrying couple to present themselves after hymn 245 Mistaken Souls That Dream of Heaven, followed by a generic product ad about Defiance Starch pricing and packaging.
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Frank Wildes
Boston
Electrical manufacturing widespread across nineteen states
Electrical manufacturing is concentrated in six Eastern and two Western states but remains fairly widespread, with data furnished by no fewer than nineteen states.
Caps of Olden Times Steeple Caps in Europe and US
The article notes tall steeple-like caps appearing in Italy France and the United States. It describes their fit on the head a sharp point and a veil at the end. A Prohibition era tale from Atchison Kansas recalls a husband hovering by a door keyhole misplacing his key.
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Italy
France
Prohibition
Kansas
Tool
Atchison (Kars.) Globe
Population Density Gaps Across Major Cities
The article notes stark housing disparities with eight persons per house in London versus thirty four in Paris and fifty four in Berlin, highlighting crowded living conditions in the two cities and contrasting urban density.
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London
Paris
Berlin
Sensible Housekeepers Prefer Defiance Starch
Sensible housekeepers choose Defiance Starch for better value and higher quality. They will get one third more for the same money, making it a smarter purchase.
Immense Mackenzie Bishopric Covers Vast Frontier
The Church of England bishopric of the Mackenzie river spans 600000 square miles five times the size of the United Kingdom. The description highlights its enormous extent and geographic reach across a remote region.
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Church of England
Mackenzie River
United Kingdom
Free Tickets for Trade Mark Contest to St Louis Exposition
The Defiance Starch Co offers 25 round trip tickets to the St Louis Exposition to five winners from Illinois Iowa Nebraska Kansas and Missouri. Send in trade marks cut from a ten cent package of Defiance laundry starch mailed to Defiance State Co Omaha Nebraska by September 14. Winners announced by September 30.
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Defiance Starch Co
St. Louis Exposition
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Defiance State CO
Owaha. Nebr
Jnpacition
Meystersd
Empress Opens Girls School in Pekin
In China the Empress Dowager establishes a girls school in Pekin. Ten daughters of mistresses are among the first students. The move reflects her preference for reform while entertaining visiting officials.
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Marci
Progress
China
Empress Dowacer
Free Pales
Pekin
Toreten Uibnisturs
Ambiguity Hinders Aide to Fledgling Open Prisons
A garbled note laments misdirections and forgotten mechanisms within an envisioned penal system. The text hints at open pens and soaring memories while seeking to recall clouds and might. The fragment lacks clear entities or actionable facts.
Detinnes Starch Ad Promises Whiter Clothes
An old advertisement touts Detinnes Starch claiming to brighten laundry and keep fabrics white. It promotes a price of one cent and emphasizes a quick, simple whitening effect for everyday wear.
Education ideas span home and distant lands
A fragmentary note on education quotes an impassioned speaker and a calm spectator. It references early schooling from kindergarten to boarding schools, and mentions Paris, London, Wall Street, Sing Sing, and Newport as parts of the educational journey.
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TE Depins
Sebo
Foothell Field
Paris
London
Wail Street
Sing Sing
Newport
Proof of Old Saying In Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
The cobbler’s wife chides John for his habit of stopping at Wark as nearly midnight nears. The busy man retorts that it’s never too late to mend, reflecting a proverbic exchange noted by the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Denmark's livestock to undergo strict veterinary checks
Cattle sheep and swine in Denmark face rigorous veterinary examinations before and after slaughter. Officials must stamp meat as first or second class before removal from the slaughterhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Nebuchadnezzars feat lauded by German Orientists in ruins
German orientalist writers praise Nebuchadnezzar’s grandeur amid Babylon ruins. They claim his achievement surpasses all others, while noting contemporaries carried no notable devices or influence like a plug or Panama.
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Ruins
Babylon
Nebuchadnezzars
Plug
Panama
Kidney Pills Prove Answer for Ark Man’s 23 Years of Pain
Cleveland Arkansas August 15 a local man A F E Carlile reports a long struggle with kidney trouble lasting 23 years. He testifies Dodd s Kidney Pills cured him and urges others to try them. He claims the remedy heals back ache Bright s disease and other kidney ailments and promises enduring relief.
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Cleveland
Ark
Clodd
Arkansas
Iiald
A. FE. Carlise
Carlile
Dodd
Dede
Brieht
Farmer’s Odd Cure for Cows and Bees Pleases Readers
A farmer claims catching the cow’s leg during a kicking spell can cure her. He similarly suggests trapping a bee’s sting in the act as a cure for stinging. The notion is presented as a humorous trial.
Bank of England Employes Salaries and Pensions Noted
The Bank of England employs about 1,000 people and pays a quarter of a million in wages. It also distributes £35,000 a year in pensions. The item lists Piso's Cure for Consumption and mentions N. W. LaMugn with other fragmented references dated November 17 in a decimal-pronounced style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Record Salmon Weighing 83 Pounds Caught in Tay
In 1827 a salmon weighing 83 pounds was caught in the Tay, the largest British fish on record. The biggest American salmon weighed 82 pounds, caught in 1893 in the Columbia River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Columbia River
Whip Cracking Banned in German Towns
Drivers face new by laws banning whip cracking as a nuisance in several German towns. Authorities cite loud cracking sounds and disturbance to residents prompting curbs on this practice.
Starch Ad Offers 16 Ounce Defianee at 10 Cents
An advertisement urges buyers to choose Defianee starch with a 16 ounce package priced at ten cents. It emphasizes consistent use and affordability for households.
Too Much to Believe Six Feet in His Boots
Mrs Beeswax laments moral laxity as she muses on public audacity and rumor. The line underscores community shock at behavior deemed outrageous, framing the event within a social critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Beeswax
Pearson
Burn Petroleum Fuels Brick Kilns In Britain
Reports indicate brick kilns are now fired with petroleum with about 100 pounds of oil enough to burn a ton of brick. A British city official describes congestion in Birmingham with more than 40,000 back to back houses and 6 600 courts connected by tunnels from the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Versatile Sir Gilbert Parker in varied roles
Sir Gilbert Parker, noted novelist, has served as a clergyman, professor at a deaf mute institution, deacon, editor, and playwright, illustrating a wide range of public and literary contributions across his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Parker
A Merchant’s Turn Toward Abstinence and Wealth
In a Mexican town a prosperous merchant ruined by drink loses status and becomes a news agent selling lottery tickets. After a drunken draw day, he finds hundreds in unsold tickets yielded $55 in gold. He collects, pays, and vows total abstinence, becoming wealthy and sober for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Try One Package Defianes Starch Offer
An advertisement urges trying a package of Defianes Starch with a promise of one third more value for the same price. If unsatisfied, return to the dealer. The copy claims it will give satisfaction and will not stick to the iron.
Men Crotchety At Breakfast In New York Cafes
A New York cafe proprietor on upper Broadway attributes morning rudeness to male patrons before breakfast. He says men are crotchety while waiting and that breakfast delays affect mood more than any other meal, noting waiters receive more tips from women.
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New York
Upper Broadway
English stars arrive in New York on steamship
Maud Hobson hailed as the most beautiful woman in the world arrives in New York on the same steamer as English actor Herbert Sleath, said to be the richest actor. Sleath loves the stage and is noted as a standout polo player and jockey with many rich friends in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Hobson
New York
Herbert Sleath
Sileath
Spanish Toreador Fights Sixty Five Times in Season
A celebrated Spanish toreador participated in sixty five bullfights last season. He killed 123 bulls and earned net profits of S400. He sustained only a foot bruise and a leg wound, with light recovery expected after a short hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Spanish Women and Their Dolls in Madrid
A Madrid correspondent notes Señora Valdes, wife of a renowned Spanish novelist, asks to be photographed with her doll, illustrating that mature women in Spain remain interested in dolls. The piece mirrors social curiosities of the era and youth’s Companion cites declared debts as dishonor, urging resolutions of principle on entering classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Senora Valdes
England
Spain
Vienna stages announce Pied Piper with live rats
Count Stagard will portray the Pied Piper of Hamelin on stage in Vienna with a realistic prop of one thousand tame rats following him as he pipes to the music and scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Count Stagard
Hamelin
Dressmaker at Chicago Convention Says Uncollectable Debts Sour Start
A Chicago dressmaker says her first year produced 1200 dollars in uncollectible accounts. She notes that no matter how fine the goods, insufficient returns mean the business cannot be deemed a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Staffordshire houses light up drawing rooms with tiny lamps
The fashion for Staffordshire houses continues with ladies placing a small lamp in a miniature house or castle to glow through the windows. Originating as candlestick pieces, they later served as pastille burners when ventilating sick rooms was thought unhealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staffordshire
Chop Suey Popular Across New York Dining Scene
Chop suey, the national Chinese dish, grows in popularity with over sixty Chinese and some American restaurants in New York offering it. The base combines pork and chicken with vegetables like celery mushrooms and peas, fried in a pan and finished with a peanut oil spiced gravy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mme Janauschek Portrait Noted on German Thaler Coin
The Berliner Tageblatt acknowledges a money gift to the paralyzed actress Mme Janauschek and notes her portrait is widely known in Germany, appearing on one side of the thaler coins minted at Frankfurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berliner Tageblatt
Mme. Janauschek
Germany
Frankfort
What Makes Malaria Contagious
Although malaria does not pass directly between people, infected individuals should be kept away from healthy areas because they infect mosquitoes that bite them, and those mosquitoes then transmit the disease to other humans.
Testimonial Letter on Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Cuns F Brows of Hotpsaap Ark endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after nine years of suffering from inflammation and womb issues. She claims three months use restored health, energy, and spousal affection, noting neighbors and husband saw a transformation. The letter cites a $5000 forfeit as proof of genuineness but actual proof is not provided.
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Mrs. Prxznas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cuns. F. Brows
Cedar Terrace
Hotps
Ark
Mothers Club
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