Prominent figures and royal visits noted in December report
A. W. Tanger of the Salvation Army England. the Czars and Corrina planned Italy travel in December with a Russian escort. Dom Paul Kruger leases villas in Mentone France for winter. Lord Beresford returns from America as British vice admiral. Prince of Wales studies in Sandringham room. General De Wet quotes on happiness. Dr. Eastman, Sioux physician, writes Indian Boyhood. General Corbin on British and American enlistment comparisons. Santos-Dumont pursues flying experiments. Craze presents to Princess on Darmstadt trip. Elamlin Garland features a Cheyenne built Indian tepee and notes traditional crafts among Indians.
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England
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Italy
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Mentone
France
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America
de Wet
Eastman
North Dakota
Corbin
Brairs
Albert Santos-Dume
Dalzift
M. M. Craze
Princess Bile Trip
Darmstadt
Elamlin Garland
Newsy Gleanings Headlines From Around The World
Cholera spreads in Palestine and a Buffalo campaign against billboards gains ground. A 200 mile electric link from Yuba California proves reliable. Minnie Schenck of Williamsport set a 200 yard rifle record with twenty consecutive bullseyes. Montreal issued 2240 bicycle licenses this year down from prior years. Russia cuts iron plants, 20000 workers laid off. A British expert finds British railways safer for life than American. In England wages fell for 111505 workers, few advances. Saxon State Railway to add electric cars for busy routes. Cape demobilization swells English jobseekers, many veterans in distress. Alderman Dowd of Dublin Labour group to be Lord Mayor in 1903, first Labour mayor. continues as a plumber and trade leader.
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Buffalo
America
England
Saxon State
Cape
Alderman Dowd
Dublin
Flexible metal hose from Pforzheim for mining use
A flexible metal hose from Pforzheim Germany is made by rolling four metal bands with screw threads and profiled edges that interlock into a continuous joint. It uses asbestos cord for tightness, mainly galvanized steel and phosphor bronze, and resists up to 260 atmospheres. It can reach eight inches in diameter and is designed to resist untwisting by winding opposite directions.
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Pforzheim
Germany
GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Brick Warehouse advertises trading in Wheat
The Brick Warehouse of Hanover New Oxford PA offers to buy and sell Wheat Hey Straw Rye Corn Oats Potatoes Bran Middlings Chop and related flour. Sellers and buyers urged to call. Free delivery within borough. Car leaves New Oxford Thursdays for Baltimore. Running leaves Hitten Station Fridays at 4 PM. Orders left with Sims receive prompt attention.
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New Oxford
Baltimore
Rennning
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Sims
Hints About Housekeeping from the Chicago Record Herald
The article offers home care tips from a modern nursery to cleaning agents for table and marble, plus silver maintenance using an aluminum kettle. It describes airing clothes daily to prevent infection and odors, and urges ventilation of closets to avoid hermetic sealing. It cites practices for polishing, stain removal, and pennywise remedies for daily domestic tasks.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Pousehol Recipes and Mushroom Fricassee Menu
A faded recipe fragment lists Pousehol dishes with baking powder batter instructions for Wastes, mushroom fricassee with butter thyme nutmeg and lemon juice, and a sweet potato pie with cinnamon and egg wash. It reads like a vintage domestic kitchen page showing steps and serving ideas.
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Peru Na the universal catarrh remedy hailed by Oregon governor
Letters praising Peru Na as a universal catarrh remedy pour in from states nationwide. Dr Hartman notes Peruna cures and prevents colds and related ailments, urging households to keep it on hand. The Governor of Oregon endorses Peruna and cites its efficacy in his family.
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Oregon
Hartman
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United States
Brazil Dominates World Coffee Supply
The piece notes three-fourths of world coffee is produced in Brazil. It traces coffee origins from Abyssinia to Ceylon and Java, then to the West Indies and South America, where native cultivation declined. Santos, Brazil, rivals Chicago for corn, serving as the main coffee market and handling about one third of global coffee commerce.
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Abyssinia
Ceylon
Java
West Indies
South America
Chicago
Santos
San Paulo
The American Steer and U S Meat Trade Volumes
Tracing the humble steer through American civilization in Britain, the piece notes United States annual meat exports near 100 million dollars with beef as the principal item. Including domestic packing house sales, the total rises to about one million carloads valued at two billion dollars, plus by products worth millions.
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Britain
United States
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