Beautiful Ladies Advise Suffering Sisters on Peruna
Miss Kathleen Graham of Washington D C and Miss Florence Allan of Chicago praise Peruna tonic as a remedy for dyspepsia and fatigued health. Dr S B Hartman president of The Hartman Sanitarium offers free advice to women with catarrhal diseases in Columbus Ohio during the summer months.
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Kathleen Graham
Florida Ave
N. W. Wash
D. C
Florence Allan
Walton Place
Chicago
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Imperial Edicts Echo in Far Off Courts
The report notes the German emperor ordering a US built schooner yacht and Greece’s King George facing irony as his dogs were taxed and fined 96 drachmas. Manila pawnbroker Harry Finny faces trial for illegal purchases of commissary stores amid plague references in the Philippines.
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George
Greece
Harry Finny
Manila
Woman in Adrian Sets Fire to Gambling Hall After Losses
A Adrian woman protested a gambling den that took her husband’s earnings and, with kerosene, burned the establishment. She was tried and acquitted in court.
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Adrian
Mich
Manila Commissary Cases Witnesses Face Theft Charges
Charges of theft and sale of public property are brought against several witnesses in the Manila commissary cases, implicating multiple individuals in alleged wrongdoing connected with public assets.
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Manila
Early to Bed and Rise Rhyme as Baby Cries
A proverb like this links early habits to parenting duties noting how quiet nights turn when a baby cries. It reflects a household rhythm where sleep patterns adapt to infant needs and parental vigilance.
Artificial limbs improve with railroads boosting demand
A discussion of wooden legs describes the evolving craft, cost, and fit for amputees. It notes joints that bend with natural movement, the process of casting stumps, and the roles of a stump stocking and straps. Prices cite $85 for above knee limbs and $45 for an artificial foot.
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New York
Milwaukee
Berlin chemist patenting carbonic gas fire extinguishing ship holds
Bremen tests of a Gronwald patent mix carbonic acid with air to fight shipboard fires. A hold is filled with carbonic gas after ignition, with an automatic deck alarm and inspection, then the fire is extinguished by pumping gas. Tests show the method suppresses flames and records temperature changes on deck.
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Bremen
Bern
Gronwald
Lingerie Blouse Fashion Described With Corset Skirt
A description elevates lingerie blouses as altogether novel when paired with a black taf feta corselet skirt. White lawn blouse features ticked lace inset on a wexree with sleeves folded at the shoulders and bishoplike fullness gathered into lace cuffs that cover the hands.
Artificial Marble Veneer From Process Rapid and Cheap
Manufacturers create marble-like stone by infusing soft limestone with coloring agents. The color sinks in beneath the surface, producing specimens with rich markings. The finished material polishes well and veneer costs about one third of natural marble.
Japanese Industry Shifts To Button Manufacturing
The text notes a rise in Japanese production as they become manufacturers of buttons on a significant scale, highlighting a shift in industrial focus and export capacity.
The Lachrymal Fluid and its Eye Benefits
The text extols tears as a natural cleansing and tonic for the eye. Tears contain phosphate of lime and soda, are salty, and rinse the eye to keep it soft and bright. They argue tears strengthen vision and restore warmth to the perspective, contrasting brittle eyes with tender, brighter orbs.
Drinking Orchid: A South American Watering Plant
A strange orchid near the Rio de la Plata draws water through a tubular stalk. When thirsty, the tube unwinds to dip in water then coils again to deliver moisture to the plant. It moves across ground when water is scarce, growing at stream edges.
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South America
Rio de la Platte
Supreme Court Rules Inmates Not Presumed Dangerous Workers
The California Supreme Court in Atkinson vs. Clark holds that insanity does not presume danger or incompetence in workers. A superintendent who lets inmates help tear down a wall isn not liable for injuries to a regular worker unless evidence shows careless or unskillful inmate selection.
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Supreme Court of California
Atkinson
Clark
Gen Botha Practical Joke Ends Peace Talks With Delagoa Train Robbery
A tale recalls a meeting between Gen Botha and Kitchener on peace terms. Botha quips he must catch a train. Two days later a Delagoa line train is held up and looted nearby, implying the joke had tense consequences.
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Botha
Kitchener
Delagoa
No royal road to learning in universities statement
Detroit Journal notes that even with Carnegie funds covering fees in Scottish universities students must still provide the midnight toll wet towel and brains to comprehend. The editorial asserts there is no easy path to education.
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Carnegie
Detroit Journal
Carnegie's First Library Gift to Dunfermline
Andrew Carnegie's inaugural public library gift went to his birthplace Dunfermline Scotland. He described it as a fitting start since the town's first public library consisted of three weavers, one of whom was his father, making a personal origin point for his philanthropy.
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Andrew Carnegie
Dunfermline
Scotland
First Known Use of E Pluribus Unum Coin Motto
The phrase E Pluribus Unum on the coin was never legally authorized. Its first known appearance occurred on a New Jersey cent minted in 1776.
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New Jersey
Iowa Cigarette Tax Law Upheld As Constitutional
The Iowa anti cigarette law is held constitutional and allows attachment of cigarette dealers property and buildings where cigarettes are sold to collect the tax. The ruling notes the case may be appealed and carried to higher courts.
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Iowa
Opinion on civilization raising personal crisis reports
The passage cites Dr Shrady noting more personal crisis reports with advancing civilization. It questions whether civilization is as it claims to be as quoted by the Boston Transcript. It also mentions air quality, Cape Colonists joining the Boers, and a general remark about lazy men versus theories.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is A Constitutional Remedy
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to cure catarrh as a constitutional remedy. The advertisement states it includes price information and suggests a nationwide sale.
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Hall
Price
Quack Patent Intentions and Patent Medicine Pitches
An advertisement style snippet touts OXIDINE as a cure for malaria and fever alongside Wizard Oil for pain. It mocks doctors while urging to send for a two dollar bottle of Dr. Kinne's Great Nerve Restorer and a treatise from De. R. H. Kane, Ltd., Philadelphia.
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Dr. Kinne
R. H. Kane, Ltd
Arch St
Philadelphia
Sunday Golf Outsmarts Church Says Guilty Clergyman
A Philadelphia Times item notes a clergy man who admits guilt during the week warns Sunday golf pushes the church aside. It laments parishioners preferring golf holes to holy duties. It cites global mine labor figures: 1.5 million coal workers with Britain 535,000 U S 300,000 Germany 285,000 Belgium 100,000 Russia 44,000 and 4,000,000 metal miners worldwide.
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Philadelphia Times
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Belgium
Russia
Woman Voices Fear Over Safety Without Oxidine
A correspondent states she does not feel safe and would be without OXIDINE. The text reflects concern about reliance on a product for protection or health.
Why Do Girls Favor Opera and Ice Cream, People Ask
The question explores tastes and social factors behind affection for opera and ice cream among girls. Cultural norms, exposure, and marketing can influence preferences, while individual differences in personality, mood, and experiences shape varied choices.
Dickey’s Old Reliable Eye Water
An old time remedy claims to cure eye irritation granulated lids and burning eyes. It promises relief with soothing application and a cooling feel without pain.
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Dickey
Garfield Headache Powders Promoted as Safe Cure
Advertisements tout Garfield Headache Powders as a positive cure for headaches safe for the system and free of harm. The copy claims the product relieves pain without deranging bodily functions and emphasizes consumer confidence.
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Garfield
Ten-year rabbit descendants projected to reach seventy million
The forecast estimates that after ten years the combined descendants of two rabbits will total 70,000,000, reflecting exponential population growth and genetic spread.
Notre Dame Ad Offers Catalogue And Courses To Prospective Students
Notre Dame University in Notre Dame Indiana promotes its catalogue and detailed terms for applicants. The college features preparatory school options, a commercial course, St Edward's Hall for youths, and higher programs with emphasis on thorough class work and student care.
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Notre Dame University
West
St. Edward’s Hall
Nees Eaherens
Dave
University OF Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
St. Edward’s Hart
A. Morrissey
Haste brings strife between husband and wife
A memo from Mrs. Tros of Norwich New York dated February 17 1900 references Piso’s Cure for Consumption as lifesaving three years earlier and contrasts calm consent with a laugh as refusal. It also urges Oxidine for malaria chills and fevers and notes firm language in partner conversations.
Oil boom draws crowds to Kentucky mountains fields
Oil explorers flock to the Kentucky mountains where experts say the fields are very rich. The oil district covers about 4000 acres in Wayne County and a smaller tract in Fentress County Tennessee. Wells are producing nearly 1000 barrels daily.
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Kentucky Mountains
Wayne
Fentress County
Tenn
Ayr Council To Run Electric Cars On Sunday
Ayr town council votes to operate electric cars Sunday despite a councillor's warning that it would be a terrible encroachment on the Day of Rest. The debate centers on Sabbath observance versus town convenience.
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Ayr
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