Why parents want more boys than girls in old notes
The Philadelphia Record recounts an old Oriental and feudal idea that a son ensures family strength and lineage. It cites sentimental mercenary reasons young parents give for preferring male offspring, alongside remarks from a New York World column about enduring gender biases.
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New York Evening World
Private Nightmares in Dreams Unsettle New Orleans Lawyer
A New Orleans lawyer notes each person has a private nightmare often ludicrous yet terrifying. He describes his own dream of a gloomy hall leading to a bare room with a white kitten, triggering a paralyzing fear and a sudden waking. The Times Democrat quotes him on the cryptic nature of dreams.
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Observation in a crowded scene with a wary group
A fragment describes a man among a watching group remarking on three large figures as they pass, using a quip about ammonia. The setting hints at a tense street encounter with little detail on people or location.
Scientific miscellany notes on engines seals and electricity
A Lycian report discusses gunpowder corrosion in interiors of firearms. Sea elephants near the southern hemisphere reach nineteen feet, with a foot-long track behind. Italian court bans copper bottomed yachts near Iron Warships to avoid galvanic corrosion. Bell pursues flying machines linked to kite ideas and planetary scales. Ostrich eggs hatch sounds called telephoning on California farms and a boy rides an ostrich at Pasadena. Dr Scriputure describes anesthesia via electrical current to traverse nerves with 5 000 cycles per 8 seconds, allowing needle insertion without pain.
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Escape on the Roof Wedding Prank in New Brunswick
A newly married couple in New Brunswick New Jersey fled their reception by climbing to the roof. Friends strewed rice and slippers below while the couple traveled to a back street and fled in a carriage toward the railway station.
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Mrs Wighest Critical Praise and Public Reactions
Edward Terry recalls a tour incident in Australia where a child’s question, “Is it real?” drew a tense, hushed moment from a crowded audience. The story cites reactions from San Francisco Bulletin and Harlem Life as examples of praise and rumor tied to public performances and figures.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Maiden Faces Shock of Marriage Proposal
A reflective note on a maiden nearing middle life in romance, describing the ordeal of being faced with a marriage proposal and the emotional impact when such an offer arrives unexpectedly.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Health and speed trends in 1900 era
Indications point to prosperity for the coming year as health remains key. The text urges use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for stomach troubles and dyspepsia, while noting an electrically powered express train between Düsseldorf and Clefeld running at 87 miles per hour.
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