A Rose By Another Name From Fragrance Science
In Paris scientists have altered flowers by perfuming or masking their natural scents. A box lined with ice and pipes filled with perfume bearing carbonic acid gas strengthens fragrance for days. Methods include soaking, bromated water, or grafting scents from one bloom to another to create roses violets and marigolds with new perfumes.
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Paris
Miscellaneous Advice From A Broad Range Of Topics
The text offers scattered home tips and notes on animals cooking and painting. It mentions cuttlefish defense with ink, caterpillars’ taste, New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, and practical teaching demand. It includes cooking partridge, odor control by red pepper, and methods for preparing outdoor paint and varnish with oils and driers.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Franklin Square
Boston
Mass
Conservatory
Prospectus
Japan
Curious Facts on Fur Farming in Siberia Land Grant 1629
The London Spectator notes fur scarcity and proposes breeding fur animals on Siberian farms. A March 4 1629 record recalls King James granting land from Merrimac to near the Charles River, west to the Pacific, to twenty seven people led by Pynchon as The governor and company of the Massachusetts Bay in New England.
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London Spectator
Siberia
James
Merrimac
Charles River
Pacific
Pynchon
Massachhusetts Bay
New England
Weekes and Brother Die After Prolonged Ills in Brooklyn
Cornelia Weekes widow of a Brooklyn undertaker died on Saturday May 4 at her home in Brooklyn at age 70. Her brother Henry I Auert aged 74 died the next day at the same residence. Both had been invalids for over a year and died of heart disease. The New York Athletic Club lists an owner of DieyeMen who has logged 13,000 miles at an average of thirty-one miles per day over the year.
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Cornelia Weekes
Brooklyn
Henry I. Auert
Maiden's Way
The verse recalls how pride and anger split lovers until brief reconciliation leads to renewed harmony. A maiden and a suitor exchange hasty words and glances, each testing forgiveness before a kiss ends their brief quarrel. Set in St Paul, the scene centers on romantic tension and reconciliation.
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St. Paul
The Colonel's Wife and a Melbourne Secret
In a tale set around Broadwater, Colonel Pairholme tensions over a two acre field spark a family rift. Evelyn and Dick expect reconciliation within weeks as Colonel Pairholme heads to Australia to his new life and a surprising marriage to Horace Fairholme’s widow unfolds. Dick encounters Mrs. Fairholme abroad and notices her altering motives as letters from Melbourne arrive.
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Pairholme
George Warburton
Broadwater
Evelyn
Almon
Colenel Paicholine
Australia
Melbourne
Jerver
Vergon
Ormuz
Horace Fairholme
Tal
Adele
Southampton
Miss Fairholme
Fairholme
Diamonds and rubies plot ends in sudden homecoming
Dick delays as Mrs Fairholme schemes to seize the family jewels from the strong room. A locksmith, forged letters, and a London jeweller complicate the theft until Colonel Fairholme returns aboard the Australia mail steamer Oratova. Dick is thanked by the colonel after thwarting the scheme.
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India
Linklater
London
Broadwater
Linklater’s
Dek
Rogers
Col Fairholme
Colonel Fairholme
Australia Mail
Oratova
Naples
Woman Keeps Personal Quotation Book for Lifelong Use
A busy woman describes compiling a personal anthology of quotations, reading with pencil and notebook since girlhood. She notes how she saves clever lines during travel and keeps the volume for solace, cheer, and guidance, calling it an old friend. Harper's Bazaar.
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Harper's Bazar
Puck and Ellen Terry in a Victorian stage vignette
A critique notes The Thekh performance with Ellen Terry as a precocious 1 year old child acting as Puck. The reviewer praises the costume a dark brownish red gown trimmed with moss and lichens and a blonde crown. Describes Terry's appearance as dominant though harsh, and recalls two stage tricks where Puck vanished and then flew, achieved by machinery.
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Robin Goodfellow
Clan Campbell
Tam
Puck
Ellen Terry
Theodor Fontaine
Fragmented 19th century notes on society and commerce
A collection of miscellaneous observations on insult in Molianimedane, bread pricing in cold weather, Scotland’s cultivated acres, Amsterdam Hebrews in diamond trade, England’s gold stock, Chinese vermilion symbolism, industrial accidents at end shifts, Chinaman practices after limb loss, Washington street trees, and Boston tramp policies amid reform debates.
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Scotland
I Ia
Amsterdam
England
China
Courageous Rescue Sparks in Cleveland Fire
Ten men and women risked their lives during a Cleveland blaze. Charles Watkins woke his wife and baby then helped Misses Mary and Anna Cox reach a fire escape. He reopened a door and guided the group while Mae Burk descended. Miss Mary Cox leaped from a window but was caught by Charles Wesley and Louis Traves, who saved her though they were knocked down. She suffered a broken arm and minor burns.
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Cleveland
Charles Watkins
Aith Baby
Misses Mary
Anna Cox
Watkins
Mae Burk
Miss Burk
Ile
Mary Cox
Charles Wesley
Louis Traves
Remarkable Early Age Bride Divorced in Galesburg Case
A high profile divorce case in Galesburg, NL centered on Flora J. Stewart and A. H Stewart. Stewart married Flora at age 12 in 1895, making her 13 now while he is 42. He filed a cross bill. she accused him of indiscretions. The court dismissed her bill for want of equity and granted the defendants divorces.
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Galesburg
Flora J. Stewart
A. H Stewart
Stewart
Peoria
Tis
Indian Stampede at Horseshoe Bend School Dance
An intoxicated Osage rode a horse into a dance hall at the Horseshoe Bend school base on the Arkansas river near Ferry Ont. causing a stampede that injured several young women. An all round fight followed as men tried to eject the rider. Carl Bradley WI Hopper Sim Pershall Ludlow Mitchell and the Misses Nettie Pershall and Lena Wischer were hurt. The Indian was beaten into unconsciousness and a young woman was fatally hurt by the horse.
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Horseshoe Bend
Arkansas River
Ferry
Ont
Carl Bradley
WI Hopper
Sim Pershall
Ludlow Mitchell
Nettie Pershall
Lena Wischer
Boxing match ends halted at Carey's Run exhibition
At Carey's Run Ohio a grand school exhibition featured a boxing bout between John Mershon middleweight champion and Jack Laventer lightweight from Barkey Creek. Both fighters were present but manager Hiram Jordan interfered. The crowd at Carey's Run was reported as the maddest in the country.
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Carey’s Run
Ohio
John Mershon
Carey's Run
Jack Laventer
Barkey Creek
Hiram Jordan
Sco
A Terrible Near-Death Moment In Chester Pa Train
A six year old boy named Robert Kidd escaped death in Chester Pennsylvania when his hip became caught in the wheel of a passing Sivania iron road car. His brother, playing nearby, alerted adults who freed him. He was shaken but uninjured.
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Robert Kidd
Chester
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