Earliest Green Onions Seed Offer from Salter Co
An advertisement from John A. Salter Seed Co of Le Grosse promotes Earliest Green Onions and a wide range of vegetable seeds with a test offer. Prospective customers can receive a seed catalog and a free Corn seed packet for a small postage fee, by returning this notice with 11 cents postage and 2 cents more. The piece also briefly mentions early diamond research in Paris and the electric furnace progress.
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John A. Salter Seed Co
le Grosse
Palmer
Salter
Cory
A.C.L
Four Children Die in Ten Days at Ossulston Street Home
At St Pancras Coroner's Court a widow named Catherine Jarizs testified amid sympathy over the death of her seven month old baby from measles. Four other siblings died in ten days from the same disease. the father said three children survive. The family, living in two rooms, were said not to be in want. Daily Mail.
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St. Pancras
Catherine Jarizs
Ossulston Street
Praner
Hondon
Weromen to Win and Hold Amiration, Respect and Love
In a rallying message the Weromen vow to win support and secure admiration respect and affection from followers. They emphasize unity perseverance and steadfast leadership as key goals amid rising community concerns.
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Weromen
Ostracize the Wicked in Church Debate at Carnegie Hall
Prof. Felix Adler spoke at the Society for Ethical Culture in Carnegie Hall arguing ostracism can be a tool in fighting public vice but warned against rigid moral codes. He cited cases of arranged marriages and a man who hides wrongdoing behind virtue, urging the church to align precepts with practice.
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Felix Adler
Society For Ethical Culture
Carnegie Hall
Adler
Dr. Adler
Israel
China
Rome
Vatican
Judgment Standards Echoed by New York Sun
A New York Sun editorial argues that public judgment reflects the standards applied to others and urges readers to consider the impact on those who sit in judgment.
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New York Sun
A Home for Ghosts Plan to Aid Vagabond Spectres
A New York Sun piece presents an eccentric plan by a Poughkeepsie amateur psychologist to keep unoccupied houses intact by inviting ghosts to reside there. He argues empty dwellings invite mischief from unseen tenants and suggests opening such homes to ghosts to use psychic forces for protection, while noting practical limits and his own desire for study.
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Poughkeepsie
Howeve
Oysters Opened by Snuff and Stories At Fulton Market
A New York Press tale recalls Benny Hawser who opened oysters without a knife using strong Scotch snuff to sneeze the tops off shells. A freight sloop sailor later wowed patrons by lining a dozen oysters on a table and spinning sea yarns before eating them with pepper and vinegar.
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Benny Hawser
Gene Blackford
Fulton Market
Benny
Uptown
Fulton Slip
Bridgeport
New York Press
City railways urged to fit lifting jacks on cars
In San Francisco there is a suggestion that each street car carry a lifting jack so a victim can be lifted from beneath the wheels quickly after an accident. This plan aims to reduce delay in rescuing injured riders.
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San Francisco
Dixie Heart and Time Weave Through Song and Verse
A fragmentary page blends a nostalgic chorus about returning to Dixie with reflections on time and memory. It cites African American spiritual phrasing about home and labor, linked to Shakespearean prose on fame and oblivion, attributed to William Shakespeare. The excerpt mixes song lyrics and meditation on aging and honor.
Otters Enjoy Toboggan Play On Winter Slopes
Otters, large fur bearing mammals, seek ice slopes to race down and slide into water. They form cooperative groups, carve smooth hollows in the snow, and whistle signals to begin each run before returning to fish. The behavior resembles playful puppies and serves no obvious practical purpose beyond amusement.
February water scene and health tips from the South
In February, severe storms and sudden temperature drops affect the South and North America. Advice covers ventilation, bathing, diet, sunshine, clothing, Peruna use for colds, and precautionary doses. Letters praise Peruna for catarrh and lung issues, with testimonials from Frank Cobb and others to Dr. S. S. Hartman.
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North America
Frank Cobb
Suromis Sievert
Deering
Rymar Head
Hartman
Furniture Mover's Gait Examined by Judge
Justice Everett refined and expanded on the furniture mover's gait during a suit by Miss Sara Farell against L. L. Arnold. Farell alleged Arnold's men slammed her furniture and sought $200. A worker described the gait as simply keeping movin.
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Everett
Sara Farell
L. L. Arnold
Chicago Tribune
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Moisson
Sortaine
Paris
Chicago
France
Lydia BR. Pinkham
Chas. IF. Brown
Mothers’ Club
Cedar Terrace
Hot Springs
Ark
Lydia Pinkham
Chas. F Brown
Sendane
Prof
Dixie
Lisse Gwite
Dee
William Shakspeare
Hunjoy
Catarri
A. J
O’brien
Frank Battie, Jr
Rabet
Nashville, Tenn
A. C. Danforth
St. Joseph
Sir
Thorsamck
Hartman Sanitacidm
Columbine
WEO
la Waushington
D. O
Leite
U.8
Pension Buren
Arty Sinen
Salzer’s _ National Oats
Obio
Sasea
Jania Wree
Z. H- Gqeen
Candy Cathartig
Semple Ag
Sterling Remedy Company
Lion Coffee
LION
Woolson Spice CC
Toledo
Chin
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