Rescue on the Dock Aided Young Man Helps Girl Reunite
A boating party departure crowd stirs emotions as Howell aids a frightened young woman left ashore. He locates her father, retrieves tickets, and guides him back toward the vessel while confusion swirls on the pier. The rescue unfolds amid a crowded exit and hurried searches for missing relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keston
Lloiwell
Wartag
Howell
Ouns
Mos
Mrs. Winslow
Ethel
Gan
Bete
Useel
Lela Tim
Bonor
Papa
Uiet
Howel
Howell Sooke
Chase aboard romance ends with mistaken father reunion
On a steamer a mistaken chase leads Howell to recover his daughter and triggers a farcical mix up with the Winslow family. Mrs Winslow and Millie Burnett help untangle the knot as the ship nears Savannah. Howell ends by confessing a whimsical kiss fantasy that becomes real under moonlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Carrie
Winslow
Howe
Mra Winslow
Millie
Savancah
Millie Burnett
Savannah
Bowell
Imitative skill across cultures and odd captions
A collage of anecdotes on mimicry in technology and skill from The American Machinist and other sources. It recounts a Chinese shop superintendent copying a micrometer caliper with remarkable accuracy, a froglike swimming stroke, and miscellaneous notes on knowledge as farming expands, plus a quip about news ads always paying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Smith
Wai
Janvier
New York Tribune
Sure Sign of Death and a Lesson in Anatomy
A medical note argues true death requires cessation of brain breath and heart, detailing how to test circulation and describe signs such as skin color changes when a finger is tied. It cites experiments and cases, then shifts to a classroom tale where a student realizes a poison dose quiz answer too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieainus
Theodore Deccke
Utica Press
Tavis A
Medical College
Dallard
London Telegraph
Cardus
Counterfeit crime and warnings echo in old England
The piece notes a death sentence for counterfeiting and urges readers to seek mercy beyond this world. It warns against imitation cures such as Hosterter's Stomach Bitters and cautions that only the genuine product bears a Private Revenue Stamp on the bottle neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Jadze
Hosterter
Adirondack Mountains Named After Algonquin Tribe
The Adirondacks in northern New York derive their name from Mohawk sources referring to Algonquin people long tied to Oka near Montreal. The Algonquins, a branch of Ojibwe Ottawa, once ranged across eastern Canada and northern New York, with Adirondack usage by Mohawk Iroquois documented in folklore.
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Adirondacks
Lewis, Herkimer
Fultop
Hamilton
St Lawrence
Franklin
Clinton
Essex
Warren Counties
New York State
Caughnawanga
P. Q
Oka
Lac Des Deux Montagnes
Montreal
Canada
Alzie
Adirondack
Journal of American Folk Lore
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Abe
Tearle
Liowell
Mar
Clowell
Hsheh
Harper's Bazar
St Louis Globe- Democrat
Rosa
Speuil
Mr. Gaswell
Chicago Tribune
Aden
Sapeer
Hevant & Steatton Besixkss
Avital
Amd
Esa
Sadler’s
Bryant G Stratton Business College
North
Charles Street
Baltimore
Papartment
Mia
Yohn
Elixir
Rheanatts's
Lucbags Ned Geel
Batimorz
Youx
Fremont
John W. Elen
Pace
Yohn Chemical CO
Soke Rye
Dr. James
Albert L. Pearre
Arrasierirg
Anne Arundel Academy
Millersville, MD
H. Thompson
Muiersville
Albert i. Pearre
Icity Opera House
Specter
Mr. Alden Bass
Sal
Smith Russell
Secially
Opport
Fred. G. Berger
A.R. Tearle
Pers Ceric VeRnnaniWee
WM. S. Miller & CO
Buffalo Restaurant
Bourbon
Buffalo
The
Chas. N. Hauer
J. Biser
J. L. Kervand
Ergrater
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington
B.C
Fisdis
Keeley
Keeley Institurte
Canttet
Washington, DC
Cohamne
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