Beet Sugar Industry Endorsement From New York Evening Post
A NY Evening Post editorial of December 12 endorses beet sugar production as a self supporting domestic industry. It cites Oxnard and Cutting on profits in the Mississippi Valley and argues beet sugar can be cheaper to produce than European sugar, urging scrutiny of tariff claims and praising historical growth in U S beet factories.
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Messrs. Oxnard
Cutting
New York Evening Post
the Evening Post
Oxnard
Rocky Mountains
Congress
Mississippi Valley
West India Islands
Seaboard
United States
Nebraska
Messrs. Ganard
Europe
Bert Sumir
Rineo
Caradise
Deafness Cure Promised by Catarrh Remedies
An old advertisement promotes ear disease cures claiming to unblock the Eustachian tube and relieve inflammation. It touts over the counter tonics and secret remedies from Ly lisse and FoCHENEY ACO, offering free prescriptions and stressing permanent relief from rheumatic or catarrhal deafness.
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Catarr
Drege Ater
Chronic Constipation Cure Claim Sparks Medical Ad
An advertisement touts a supposed cure for chronic constipation and promises guaranteed relief. The copy mentions medical remedies and claims to be stamped with ECC and includes cryptic terms like Uhre poense renaunly and MMLTISIS.
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Mmltisis, Roc
Building more schools as western settlement grows
The piece notes a surge of population in Western Canada prompting expanded school accommodations in Manitoba Assiniboia Saskatchewan and Alberta. It argues many new buildings sit half occupied, signaling immigration confidence and belief in future growth, aided by free homesteads cheap rail lands and government agents promoting settlement in the United States.
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Canada
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Government of Canada
Nhon
Let Not Him That Girdeth On His Harness Boast
Dr. Talmage cites first Samuel and Benhadad to urge humility and steadfast faith as life’s long battle. He compares worn armor to aged workers and ministers, urging readers to put on helmet breastplate and greaves for life’s trials, then honor their end with gratitude.
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Dr. Talmage
Benhadad
Syria
Israel
Bennhadad
Israeli
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Benbadad
Minster
Elijahs
Nanny
Mr. Finlay
Edinburgh
Lassie
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Christ
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Jezabel
London Tower
Jane Grey
Anne Boleyn
Walter Raleigh
Thomas More
Black Prince
Lord Lovat
Jesus Christ
Heavenly Heights
Tower of Heaven
St. Paul
Ephesians
Photographs of Royalty in Public and Private Use
The article contrasts two kinds of royal portraits one public for a shilling or eighteen pence and another private gift by Miss Alice Hughes. It notes that gifts to royalty are not sold to the general public and are aimed at private friends rather than broad distribution.
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Alice Hughes
Temple Magazine
Theatrical Mysteries and Theatres in Hard Times
A London Spectator note asks why mare theaters face high demand yet unprofitable operations amid many closures. It argues theaters may charge high rents yet remain costly, with authorities tightening rules and a separate entrance possibly required for most patrons.
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London
English Firm Snubbed Over Parliaments L L D Request
An English firm of solicitors offered to purchase an LL D for a young client aiming to enter Parliament. The University of Idaho president replied caustically that the principal represents has disgraced his nationality the bar and himself and hopes his cad ambitions are limited before pursuing Parliament.
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University of Idaho
In the House Gallery the Daughters of a Western Member
The two young women in matching marcoon dresses with lace collars sit in the family gallery watching their father, a prominent member, as he refrains from action on the floor. They await his first move on a post office bill while observers note their fashion and nerves.
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Marcoon
Paw
New York
Rome
Washington Post
Medicine and Equality Voices in The Profession
The American Medical profession opposes racial exclusion and supports colored physicians who are qualified. The National Association of Stutionary Engineers reportedly rejects restricting membership by race, aligning with broader calls for inclusion amid colonial duties and a large African American population.
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National Association of Stutionary Engineers
Medical
Universal Association of Sanitary Engineers
Ice and Typhoid Fever Charge
The Board of Health finds little danger of typhoid contamination in ice after freezing. Natural or artificial ice reaches near water purity within two to three weeks, though safety is not absolute if water was contaminated within a month before freezing.
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Baster Board of Health
The Russian Soldier Poorly Paid in Europe
A historical note describes Russia's low military pay. Infantry soldiers earn about 16 cents monthly while cavalry slightly more, sergeants around 40 cents, and junior officers from 15 to 50 dollars monthly depending on regiment. Higher officers also face poverty by international standards.
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Tle
Europe
Resilient Rangs-Did yvouse attend de Pane American
The fragment notes overcrowded station houses and telegraphs about accommodations in Buffalo. It references events around the Pane American and a person named Pete, with uncertainty about petitions and attendance.
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Pete
Burffalo
A Wonderful Cure at Wright City
In Wright City Missouri on December 30 medical men debate the Symes case after Joseph G Symes suffered severe inflammatory rheumatism. He used Dodd's Kidney Pills and soon improved. six boxes cured him with no pain or sleep disruption. Doctors call the recovery remarkable and near-miraculous.
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Wright City
Symes
Joseph G. Symes
Dodd
Cupid and Advertising in Early 1900s Press
A humorous exchange on courting and business sense from the Cleveland Plain Dealer contrasts delayed rewards with fall advertising. The ad claim by R. H. Seidel praises Piso's Cure, dated April 15 1901, from St. Louis. It notes an estimated U S dog population of 1 000 000 to 1 500 000.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Piso
R. H. Seidel
Olive Street
St. Louis, Mo
United States
CompiRy Cake Makers Highlight Pandemic Era Elusiveness
A fragmented note references cake makers and a pandemic era approach, noting challenges in supply and demand. It hints at produced goods and evolving recipes amid irregular markets and public health constraints.
Hartman Receives Letters From Catholic Sisters Nationwide
A recommendation from a Catholic institution in Detroit Michigan arrives for Dr Hartman amid a flood of correspondence from Catholic sisters across the United States.
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Hartman
United States
Detroit
Mich
Peruna touted by Sisters of Charity and public figures
A Catholic Ohio institution lauds Dr. Hartman’s Peruna for influenza catarrh and coughs. Congress member Meekison of Napoleon Ohio endorses Peruna after treating catarrh for years, and the ad invites readers to write for free medical advice from Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Sisters OF Charity
Hartman
Meekison
Napoleon
Peruna Medicine Co
David Mieerison
Dr Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
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