Printing hooks and newspapers substitutes explored
The article reviews two alternate methods for printing, describing photochemical and electrostatic techniques. It notes experiments using photographic paper under stencils with Roentgen rays and electrostatically charged papers, aiming to avoid corrosive ink and speed production.
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Costume of jewels and pearls described in Philadelphia Times
A fragment from the Philadelphia Times depicts a lavish costume adorned with pearls stars rubies emeralds and platinum woven lands. The text notes the wearer will have a cavern of pearls a crown with rubies and emeralds and a finished costume costing a large fortune.
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Strane
Hyatt
Eosa
Philadelphia Times
Snively and Snodgrass Quips Highlighted in Harlem Life
Snively the Prince of Wales owes two millions and Snodgrass may raise his own garden vegetables and keep cows, a quip from Harlem Life. The brief item reflects humorous, gossipy tones about public figures and personal wealth.
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David
Lau
Sura
David Farragut
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Dewey Welcome Sparks Navy Sermon and War Reflections
The Brooklyn sermon by Dr. Til mage to honor Admiral Dewey and the Manila victory recalls historic naval deeds from Quincy to Farragut. The discourse blends patriotism and religion, praising sailors and urging prayers, reverence, and steadfast support for the Navy and nation.
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Augusta Victoria
Shenandoah
Ossipee
Kalamazoo
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Damderberg
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Allen Beard
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Pacifte Squadron
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Roval
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Minnesota
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Varder
Philadelphia
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Yonder
Oregon
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Verder
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Philip Com Ninding
Vonder
New York
Sampson
Vender
Robley D. Evans
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Peete
Parraent
Brooklyn
Foote
North Carolina
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Ody
Heaven
Imere Sea
Lam
Tallapoosa
United States
Broadway
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Imneh
Atlanila
Cred
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Congress
America
Gooree Trewey
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Dewey
Lord Nelson
Nelson
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Grod
Earth
Corn Abroad and American Corn Exports
The article argues for expanding foreign demand for U S corn as Kansas yields rise. European prejudice labels Indian corn as unfit for human food, but U S experience shows corn is palatable and nutritious, suggesting other nations would adapt and accept it.
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United States
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