The First National Park and Game Preserve History
The wide grass regions of Kentucky and Tennessee formed the first national park and game preserve in America. The Six Nations Iroquois forbade settlement, calling the area hunting grounds before European contact. A Duke who is a needlework expert and hobbies include music are noted. The Sirius steamer crossed the Atlantic, 178 feet long with 450 tons.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
America
Grand Duke of
Hesse
Himbroaiaery
New York Press
Sirius
Orass
Atlantic
Kidney Trouble Relief From Mrs Emmerich Story
Mrs Margaret Emmerich of Clinton Blvd Napoleon Ohio suffered fifteen years with kidney trouble causing back pain poor eyesight and dizzy spells. After ten years unable to do housework and two years housebound she found relief and later a cure with Doans Kidney Pills. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a bar Foster Milburn Co Brattleboro Vermont.
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Margaret Emmerich
Clinton BL
Napoleon,c
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Brifele
Manhattan Bridge Aids Amid War on Labor and Steel Use
The article notes the Manhattan Bridge across the East River near the Brooklyn Bridge is slated for completion in about three years, with total length 9390 feet and maximum grades of 2.4 percent. It lists estimated steel, cement, bronze, and zinc requirements and compares to the Brooklyn Bridge grade. It also reports scarce horses and men driving up wages in the west, with draught horses selling at 2000 plus and wages rising for lumber work and hauling.
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Manhattan Bridge
Hast
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
London
New York World
Coffee as a cause of sleepless nights and sour stomach debated
A California woman and her brother report quitting coffee for Postum ended sleepless nights and sour stomach. They credit Postum with relief after long coffee use, noting a ten day trial can prove coffee’s role. The ad promotes The Road to Wellville as a guide.
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Calif
Postor
Wellville
Speech by Governor Hughes on democracy and representation
Governor Hughes argues that democracy relies on elected representatives, not direct rule by the people. He praises responsible leadership, warns against self interested factionalism, and says wealth can aid humanity when guided by responsibility and public welfare.
Young Woman Salary Not Main Thing
Thousands of young men start life chasing a salary, but the writer argues broader opportunities and steady growth matter more. A clerk-turned-businessman recalls how choosing value over higher pay built a large, honest enterprise, while early salary can mislead. guidance helps young workers see lasting opportunity beyond daily wages.
Greatest Discoveries Yet to Come, By Justice Brewer
The excerpt cites Lord Kelvin on future science, predicting wireless telegraphy and airships as near futures. It notes time savings from telegraph and telephone enabling vast trade, wealth, study, and global reach, with a hint at rising fortunes from inventions that shrink distances.
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Lord Kelvin
Henry Field
Work for the Educated Woman by Ambassador James Bryce
Bryce discusses two fields for educated women: cultivating lasting literary taste through rigorous reading and studying economic and social issues. He argues women can engage with poverty, taxation, intemperance, and crime, and stresses economic science and practical contact with urban evils to bridge rich and poor divides.
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James Bryce
Europe
Danger of Slang in International Business Letters
A New York firm reports foreign readers struggle with American slang in letters. Illustrations from a distant correspondent show phrases like do not let Messrs and pitch one for fair right over the plate meaning little or nothing. The piece argues business people must avoid slang to prevent miscommunication abroad.
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New York
Far East
Gars Shipping
Porte
Sebastopol
Poins
Treasure Trove Of Gold Coins Found In Cornwall Farmyard
Coroner at Liskeard held an inquest on thirty one gold coins unearthed at Trebraze farm near the town. The jury ruled the coins treasure trove and the Duchy of Cornwall will claim them. finder Alexander Webster, steward of the duchy, noted the coins include eight Portuguese milreals and pieces dating from James I to 1725.
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Tuchy
de Castro Giabo
Liskeard Saildhall
Trebraze
Cornwall
Duchy of Cornwall
James Croker Govett
Ford
John Croker
Dorothy
Myr. Volk
Liskeard
James E
Charles I
Aderman Bone
Alexander Webster
Duchy of Corminwall
Duchy
London Standard
Transparent Glaess Ruler Innovation Aids Draftsmen
The transparent gloss ruler described as an innovation aids draftsmen in their work. The text then shifts to a scene where a woman reacts fearfully to a dog approaching, shouting Take It away, It has fleas.
Astronomical Discoveries and Global Missionaries Noted
The article notes that eleven new stars were found worldwide in about twenty years, eight by Mrs. Williamina Paton Fleming at Harvard Observatory. It also mentions Mr Punch and a Telegraph remark about a singer, and states the United States maintains 3,778 missionaries across many nations including Japan China Korea the Philippines Burma Siam India Tibet Persia Turkey Egypt and South American countries.
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Williamina Paton Fleming
Harvard Observatory
United States
Japan
China
Korea
Philippines
Burman
Siam
India
Thibet
Persia
Turkey
Eerpt
Canal boat dwellers and nervous remedies in England notes
A fragment mentions canal boat residents in England and notes cures for nervous diseases and teething remedies. It lists Dr. H R Kline with a nerve restorer and Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething, referencing Philadelphia and prices. The text includes unrelated numbers about bridges and a St. Vitus dance reference.
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St. Vitus
The Cook Has Left A Dinner Of Claret And Custard
John returns home exhausted and discovers a note from Gwendolyn explaining the cook has left. The quiet domestic storm exposes a disorganized household and hints at lingering tensions. The souk provided a cold supper to ease the wait.
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John
Gwendolyn
Bis
John Smith
Baby plagued by itching cured with Cuticura we have
Mrs. Hattie Curgl ar of Thomaston Maine reports her nine month old baby suffered a facial and foot rash that caused sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the rash improved within hours and the cradle cap cleared from the scalp. The remedy cured the conditions and kept them from returning. June 1906.
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Hattie Curglar
Thomaston
Fortunate. For the average man in s hraing are not of exhibition.
The fragmentary text references daily news and ordinary people, implying a focus on general circumstances rather than spectacle. The snipped wording limits clear facts or names, yielding a minimal, non-specific notice.
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Shraing
Thieas
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Tangiler
Morocco
Burbank
Orion
Atlanta Journal
Gov
Chas. E. Hughes
Wman
By Johgn A. Howland
Justice David Brewer
James Jeyce
Sea View Hotel
Jack
Punch
Daily Telegraph
Santley
Lydia H. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
W.L
I. Douglas
Ufe
Hrockton
Atase
Douglas
Wade
West Calor
Panama Hive
W. J. Douglas
Pame
Prica
W.L Douglas
J. Hamilton Aversa
Leonard Street
Los Angeles
Ag Hatbers
Pet O
Thames
Conson
Cuthurs
Fem
roLtios
Rydrugeists
Maail
Hraneraber
KH. Parton CO
Ton, Maga
Brepall Fox
DoFalh Ave
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