Palmistry Is Practical: Dover Notified of Impending Death
Frank T. Dover receives notice from Sir Henry Onegui of 30 Congress St Chicago warning of an imminent death. The communication cites palmistry as the basis and references local urban legends surrounding prognostication practices.
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Frank T. Dover
Sir Henry Onegui
Congress St
Chicago
Ex Governors of New Mexico Noted for Careers Declared
A Santa Fe New Mexican profile highlights ex Governors Lew Wallace William G Ritch Lionel A Sheldon Edmund G Ross L Bradford Prince. It notes Wallace fame and fortune as author of The Fair God Ben Hur and The Prince of India Sheldon a leading stock grower and ranchman in Southern New Mexico Sheldon a prominent lawyer journalist and politician in Los Angeles Ross active in literature and a forthcoming history of the Antire bureau of immigration Prince improving his Espanola fruit farm and lecturing for the white metal cause.
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New Mexico
Lew Wallace
the Fair God
The
India
William G. Ritch
Lionel A. Sheldon
Los Angeles
Edmund G. Ross
Antire Bureau of Immigration
Drew Johnson
L. Bradford Prince
Espanola
Santa Fe New Mexican
London and England pauper schools blamed for vice and disease
Responsible people charge that the buildings housing 18,000 London pauper children are hotbeds of disease and fostering vice and continued pauperism. They claim the same holds for 242,000 pauper children in England and Wales.
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London
England
Wales
Tired Saleswomen and Employer Health Considerations
A Brooklyn young woman argues that fatigue among saleswomen in large city stores reflects employer neglect of health. She notes many women fill sales roles once held by men and urges kinder, more thoughtful working conditions to prevent exhaustion and improve care for staff.
New Belt Buckles and Cuff Buttons Anew
A new idea for belt buckles and cuff buttons emerges making them fashionable and indispensable for summer wear. Designs feature coats of arms flags and insignia from family and military sources with gold enamel pieces such as Spain Britain and the United States arms.
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Army
Navy
Spain
Great Britain
America
Refrigerating Flowers Marks New Horticultural Era
A century ago a refrigeration method retarding blooming revolutionized floriculture. By cooling hardy plants like lily of the valley, 95 percent flower from late summer to Christmas versus 50 percent with forcing. Berlin growers use nearly 300 acres. England reports successful cultivation, with hope for U S adoption.
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Chambers’ Journal
Berlin
England
Meaning of Flowers Symbolism Across Cultures
Mint stands for virtue while bell flower expresses gratitude. Horse chestnut signals luxury and American cowslip devotion. Honeysuckle denotes a bond of love. peach blossom submission. Candytuft marks indifference. white daisy innocence. Box constancy. calla lily feminine beauty. Primrose in England insincerity. arbor vitae unfailing friendship. China aster remembrance. oat plant Italian music. Red carnation Spain despair. myrtle love. Pink in southern France pure affection. Lotus in India life, in Egypt death flower.
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England
Italy
Spain
France
India
Ancient
Egypt
Witty and Wise Reflections on Men and Society
A compact set of maxims critiques gender politics and social behavior. It lampoons suffragists, love, vanity, gossip, judgment, and the foibles of visitors, pairing humor with social commentary on everyday interactions and human flaws.
Fitzgerald colony rises in Georgia veterans city tale
A Fortunes of the Grand Army of the Republic colony near Fitzgerald Georgia grows rapidly from a pine wilderness to a city of 10000, with 118000 acres, four churches and a Masonic lodge. Railroads multiply, a canal links to the Atlantic, and pension funds may flow southward boosting local commerce.
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Fitzgerald
Grand Army of the Republic
Wilcox
Irwin County
P. H. Fitzgerald
Georgia
Waycross Air Line
Cordele
Waycross
Empire
Ocmulgee
Atlantic
Main
Lee
Jackson
Longstreet
Gordon
Bragg
Hill
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Thomas
Logan
Jefferson Davis
Wilson
West
Fountain of Youth Claim From Thomas Lake Harris
Kansas City Times reports on Thomas Lake Harris, born 1824 in England, living at West One Hundred Second Street New York, famed in 1892 for discovering perpetual youth. The piece details his appearance, hypnotic claims, and a telegram anecdote reflecting skepticism about his messages and methods.
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New York Letter
West One Hundred and Second Street
Thomas Lake Harris
Harris
England
Utica
N.Y
Santa Rosa
Sonoma County
Cal
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Bahamas
Paracelus
Graham
Fish in an Old Well at San Marcos Station
Reports from the United States fish station at San Marcos Texas describe a re opened artesian well yielding queer fish. The catch includes salamanders inch to four and a half inches long with human like faces hands and feet bull dog head eel tail and fish body. Numerous small shrimp resembling sea shrimp were also said to be found. Interest grows over their origin.
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United States Fish Station
San Marcos
Texas
Woman’s Life Expectancy Compared by Insurance Experts
Life insurance experts say a healthy 45 year old woman will likely outlive a man of the same age because she tends to be more temperate and less prone to accidents. The exchange shows Mrs J asking Jerkins if he has what he needs for a fishing trip, and his quirky reply.
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Jerkins
Heart Disease Cure Reported by Local Watchman
Paul Gross of 624 South Third Street Quincy Illinois a ferry boat watchman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing his long battle with heart disease and palpitations. He says three boxes stopped the symptoms and a later relapse was cut by another box. He urges others to try the pills and notes they restore blood and nerves. Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY sells 50 cents a box or six for 2.50 by post if needed.
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Journal
Quincy
Illinois
Paul Gross
South Third Street
People's
Paul
Williams
A Gown to Be Sighed For
A striking sky blue silk gown with black velvet checked lines features a high collar and fan shaped plaitings. Cuirass front blue silk belt bright buttons and a back bow of cream muslin with cream lace ruffles. Florian's blue felt hat with a diamond buckle and black ostrich tips completes the ensemble.
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Florian
Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain to Sell Round Trip Tickets
The Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain route will sell round trip tickets on June 9 and 23, July 7 and 21 at one fare plus $2 to points in Kansas Nebraska Wyoming Col orado Utah Missouri Arkansas Texas and Louisiana. Tickets valid 21 days from sale date with stop over privileges. For details contact Bissell Wilson D P A 111 Adams street Chicago.
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Missouri Pacific Railway and
Iron Mountain
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Bissell Wilson
Adams Street
Chicago
Fourth of July Excursion to Island Park by C and H I R R
The C and HI Rail Road offer a grand celebration on July 4 at Island Park with round trip fare of one dollar from Chicago. Enjoy boating fishing and ample space at this popular lake resort near Chicago.
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Island Park
Chicago
Summer Resort Book Offered by Wabash Railroad
Wabash Railroad promotes a summer resort guide written by C S Crane, a general passenger and ticket agent in St. Louis Missouri. The booklet details the lake region accessible via the Wabash line and invites readers to request the free publication.
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C. S. Crane
Wabash Railroad
St. Louis
Cunard Line Reports Higher Year Profits
The Cunard company posted profits for the just closed year exceeding the prior year by 50,000 pounds, about 250,900 dollars, indicating continued earnings strength for the steamship line.
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Cunard Company
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