Coaching Revival Along New York Roads Keeps Traditional Sport Alive
The article notes the revival of horse drawn coaching despite automobiles, with New York as the hub. It highlights elegant carriages, socialite participation, and scenic routes along the Hudson River and Long Island Sound, praising good roads and predicting broader adoption if highways improve. It mentions Westchester, Pelham, New Rochelle, and Larchmont as popular stops.
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America
New York
Westchester County
Trudson Lo
Land Island Sound
Larchmont
Pelham
New Rochelle
Coaching parade showcases New York coaching clubs history
The Morris Park race course area and Central Park hosted a grand Coaching Club of New York parade led by Colonel William Jay. Astor plans a $200,000 rest house at Pelham Parkway junction to serve coaching parties, signaling renewed interest in the sport beyond the city limits.
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John Jacob Astora
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America
Real American De Naylor Creates Ralph Marlowe Mockup
Ohio author James Ball Naylor gains attention with Ralph Marlowe a novel set in an Ohio country town. It follows a grumpy country physician and his drug clerk as the community’s quirks and sayings unfold. Naylor a 40 year old Ohio native born to a log cabin, trained in Columbus medical college and wrote poems under S Q Laplace.
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Naylor
James Ball Naylor
Ohio
Ralph Marlowe
James Fall Naelon
David Harum
Brottle
Buckeye State
Joe Tucker
Hel
O Neighborhoo
Hfe
Opening Foreign Eyes Miss Katherine Kimball Sensation on Continent
A 22 year old New Hampshire native, Katherine Kimball, opens European eyes to American art with her paintings. Her work draws attention in continental exhibits, signaling growing space for Yankee painters and sculptors in Europe.
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New Hampshire
Europe
America
Katherine Kimball
Miss Kimball
New York flats and the female reformer note
A reflected survey of urban living spaces criticizes impractical closet design in large New York flats and urges women to study architecture. It highlights a Utah woman secretary praised for efficiency, notes calls for women’s tax rights, and touts poultry farming as a path to wealth while lauding the Pan American exposition design prize winner Miss Adelaide J. Thorpe. The piece argues for expanded women’s education and reform programs, and admires Caroline Stewart’s Berlin doctorate.
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New York City
Jess Moraic
Adelaide J. Thorpe
New York
Albany
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Promises Skin Relief
An advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a quick cure for skin affections and piles. It urges choosing DeWitt's for positive results and notes interferon claims. The text also mentions efforts to create a Scots language chair at a Scotch university and the difficulty of modern understanding of James VI’s era Scots.
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DeWitt
H. Hyde
James Y
Consumption cure claims in early staves from Fidel's Horny and Tar
The notice touts Fidel's Horny and Tar as a universal remedy for all cases of consumption claiming it provides comfort and relief even in the worst stages. It warns there are no substitutes and lists Swartwout and Swarthwnul as associated in the promotion.
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Fidel
Swartwout & Swarthwnul
New Nasturtium Species From University Greenhouses
A new nasturtium species named Spreen of Nasturtiuma has been developed by University of Nebraska greenhouses after long ongoing experiments. The plant features distinctive prefision and continuous flowering, showcasing extended bloom throughout the season.
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University of Nebraska
Pile Cure Promises Permanent Relief From Piles
A notional ad touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a permanent solution rather than temporary relief from piles. The copy claims deep cures by restoring blood flow and soothing inflamed tissues, produced by a Marshall Michigan company and sold by first class druggists. It emphasizes safety and rapid pain relief.
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Pyramid Hig Ca
Marshall
Migh
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted for Uprated Digestion
An 19th century style ad promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal remedy for indigestion and fullness. It claims the preparation digests food without stomach aid and touts a batter recipe for fried batter with milk eggs and baking powder. It invokes H J Hyde Ormoge Frittera in endorsing the product.
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H.J. Hyde
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