Edison claims new rapid recharge storage battery
The article reports Thomas Edison announcing a perfected stormite storage battery capable of recharging in three to four minutes and delivering fifty to sixty miles per charge. He envisions cars trucks and other vehicles running with quick swap stations and small packs.
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Idison
New York
Thermus
Edison
Nern
United States
Iscait
Seer
Tatioca Electric Lidit Association
Notai
Kbdines
Twenty-Eighth
Twenty-ninth
Manhattan
Poe
Mr. Edison
Ants Cook Bread Sun Baked Harvest Ants
Naturalists report harvester ants in Dalmatia that sprout seeds, dry them in sun, chew into dough, bake tiny cakes in sun, and store for future use. The piece suggests sun cooking parallels human cookery and sun driven processes in nature.
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Dalmatia
Messors Barbarus
Professor Neger
Forestry
Dresden
Build Now and Pave the Way to Future Prosperity
Advice from Conway and Proctor urges readers to aim high, plan a home, and start building now. It promotes honest investment with affordable lumber, stressing decisive action and steady effort toward a comfortable home and financial success.
Merchants help a downcast man find credit
A man with no work asks for time to pay at multiple shops and a liquor bar as he moves through town. Grocer butcher and dry goods merchants show sympathy, extending credit while wishing him luck, then the booze counter also lends leniency. Walt Mason notes mass immigration to New York and Pennsylvania for work, Illinois, Massachusetts.
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Buektin
Ethel
Macon Democrat
California
R. K. Kinney
Walt Mason
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Massachusetts
Courier-Post
Call to arrange sales dates by Elbert Yates at F and M Bank
An instruction to contact Elbert Yates at the F and M Bank for sales dates, encouraging readers to remember and call E Y. The terse note emphasizes using Yates for obtaining dates.
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Col. W. T. Youell
Elbert Yates
F.& M. Bank
E. Y
Faithful Laborers Housekeeping Wives Across The Nations
The Fulton Telegraph notes a class of workers who labor relentlessly from dawn to late evening for bare sustenance and clothing, no rest or organized protection, dying in the harness without recognition. The piece elevates housekeeping wives as unsung laborers lacking tribute. Also reported is Rev. Crayton S. Brooks accepting a pastorate in Portsmouth Ohio with a $3,000 salary, bringing a large church and cradle roll record from New Castle Pennsylvania.
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Fulton Telegraph
Monroe County
Crayton S$. Brooks
Jefferson City
New Castle
Brooks
Old
Missouri
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Jos. J
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Edward Day
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Chicago
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