Must Believe It Endorsement From Marabull Citizen
A public endorsement from a Marabull citizen asserts belief in a positive outcome. The item blends testimonial style with assorted ad-like snippets about health products such as Dean's Kidney Pills and Dr. Thoms' Eclectric Oil, plus miscellaneous notes on governance and notable figures.
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Marabull
Jos. Link
Hatt Street
F. G. Seaman
Dean
Poster
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Naval officer aims for polar path with ice breaking steamer
Vice Admiral Makaroff of the Russian navy advocates using the Ermak, a heavy ice breaking steamer, to force a passage to the pole next summer. The vessel, built by Armstrong yards and tested in the Gulf of Finland, features a bow screw intended to bore through ice. Opinions vary among authorities, with some American officers doubting success while Lord Brassey supports possible achievement.
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North Pole
Polar Sea
Oaught
Eékee
Makaroff
Makaroff Bog Long
Great Lakes
Lie
Armstrong Yards
England
Markaroff
Gulf of Finland
Russia
Bdodaobr
Bt. Petersburg
Opinigo
Lord Brassey
Jai Inclingd
Aga ¢Adet
Turkey
Legion of Spanish War Veterans grows camps nationwide
The report highlights the Legion of Spanish War Veterans expanding from 10 camps and 50 members to 20 camps and 200 active members in one year. Charles Town hosted its second annual muster where officers were elected, and a ladies auxiliary was proposed. Captain Thomas F. Clark of Boston was elected grand commander in chief, with a prior year as senior vice commander.
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Chickering
Boston
Thomas FP
Clare
Distinguished Service Order of the United, States
Legion of Spanish War Veterans
National Society of the
Charlestown
Mass
Thomas FB. Clark
Legion
Ninth Infantrys
M. Vv. M
Clark
Walcott
U. S. ¥. Signal Corps
Miss Ethel Barrymore Reclaims Classic Fad Elegance
Miss Ethel Barrymore, daughter of Maurice Barrymore and Georgie Drew, returns to the stage reviving fashions of long ago. The graceful young actress, who debuted a few years back, continues to rise in popularity and charm as she reclaims timeless style.
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Chicago Post
Ethel Barrymore
Maurice Barrymore
Georgie Drew
Aluce
Wig For Hire And Street Wigs Aboard A City Car
A fragmented newspaper mash of incidents and quotes: a young woman on a West Broad street car is told to pay fares or be dropped, amid jeers from bystanders including an Irishman and a bookkeeper. A confrontation with the conductor ends with him leaving the car. The Columbus Dispatch piece shifts to a Philadelphia Press item about wigs hired for actors and masqueraders and a shoe clerk exchange over walking shoes priced at three dollars.
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West Broad Street
Columbus Dispatch
Lore Street
New York
Great North ern tunnel near Cascade Arlington completes early
The Ulge tunnel on the Great Northern railroad in Washington state is ready for use a month earlier than expected. The bore stretches 18,221 feet, one of the longest ever, and took three years to finish, linking the towns of Cascade and Arlington on opposite sides of the mountain.
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Great Northern Railroad
Washington
Cascade
Arlington
New Wood Overhead Cycle Path Between Los Angeles and Pasadena
A wooden overhead cycle path for exclusive use by cyclists has been built between Los Angeles and Pasadena. It varies in height from three to fifty feet, averages a one in eighty slope, and accommodates four bicycles abreast. The structure is fully illuminated by electric light.
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Los Angeles
Passadena
California
Ermine Neak Piece in This Season of Firs Fashion
A fragment discusses ermine neckpieces and white feathered trims as valued accessories for evening wear. It notes the dainty dune neckpiece and a fluffy white ila and mentions ermines appearing in winter wear, reserved for five occasions.
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Ermina Neak
Ermine
Will Bequest Grant Lands To George Junior Republic In Winsted
In Aid of Children's Home the George Junior Republic of New York inherits all lands and buildings in Winsted Connecticut belonging to the late Misa Maury T. Buel and receives 5000 dollars. The will directs the association to use the real estate as a home for its children under care.
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George Junior Republic of
New York
Winsted
Misa Maury T. Buel
The Fortnightly Review and a Court Case in Breezy Snaps
A collage of quotes and snippets from the London Fortnightly Review and a New York Press remark about a Illinois man suing a woman for car fare after a proposed marriage. Also notes on Hawaii sugar mills, Jane Addams on aging and meddling, and a projected 14 foot deep channel from St. Louis to Lake Michigan with an estimated cost of 26.6 million.
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Fortnightly Review
Bill
Illinois
New York Press
St. Louis
Lake Michigan
Illinois River
Maydale's Hammer and Benson's Plaster Ad
An old advertisement extols Maydale's Hammer as a superior plaster material and praises Benson's Plaster for medical uses. It claims two classes of plaster and asserts wide patient trust, with testimonials from physicians and a Johnson Manufacturing Chemists address in New York.
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Maydole
Benson
Yale
Maydale
Bogut Passig
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