Grandmothers Floggin It Up A Yonkers Savages Basketball Match
A lively account of a 1900s Yonkers Beho Club versus Savage Institute girls basketball game. Descriptions mix playful chaos with crowd reactions, noting the clash of styles, roaring spectators, and a disputed tie that Savage finally wins by forfeit.
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The Michigan Tradesman Anecdote About a Failing Merchant
An old-fashioned tradesman reflects on why he failed after a creditor visits. The man lists missed steps like taking inventory and cleaning the store, lamenting he never completed basics despite having goods and effort. The tale turns on ignored simple duties.
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Tame Butterflies Favored In Japan For Training
The article describes tame butterflies thriving in Japan where they rest on fingers or fans and flutter with ease. One butterfly lived three weeks in a bamboo Indian cage and delighted its keeper with sociable, playful behavior and a honey meal on a leaf.
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Psyche
Kiplinga Popularity Driven by Emotion and Relevance
Kipling’s broad appeal spans workers and professionals alike by blending emotional resonance with sharp observation of daily life. His early success is tied to timely subjects and dramatic phrasing, though critics note the public’s high expectations and his habit of revising work before publication.
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Kiplinga
Matthew Arnold
Kipling
Mr. Kipling
Admirable Military System and Not Expensive
The Cincinnati Enquirer extols Switzerland for a low cost under 500000 and a ready mobilization of 100000 troops plus reserves and militia. It notes universal marksmanship, home-stored equipment, limited artillery, ten year service from ages 22 to 32, drill days, and local-officer leadership as a highly efficient national system.
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Ball Bearings Sparked Bicycle Revolution in 19th Century
The article credits ball and roller bearings with transforming bicycles from toys to useful machines in the 19th century. It notes Deering Harvester Company of Chicago adopting bicycle-pattern ball bearings in 1891 for grain binders and mowers, with other manufacturers following. The 1899 Deering Catalogue highlights this history, the largest factory in America, and harvesting machinery updates. requests for a free copy are included.
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Chicago
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America
Remarkable Ice Bubbles in Siberia Captured by Traveler
A Siberian traveler describes a startling ice phenomenon where river bubbles burst with cannon like reports during extreme cold. Ice six to nine inches thick traps faster flowing water beneath, creating six to eight foot high circular mounds before explosive release and rapid re-freezing.
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Ragtime Piano Sparks Marital Mood in Flat Beat
A married couple quips about life after marriage as a neighbor downstairs plays ragtime piano with persistent effort. The exchange hints at domestic friction and character contrasts within a city block setting.
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Benedict
Dars
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Headache Capsules Adclaimed
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally with a price of 75a and Coat's Headache Capsules offered at 10c and 25c at all druggists.
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Bismarck’s Boomerang War Indemnity Impact
The six weeks' war indemnity France paid Germany boosted French wealth by unlocking savings and stimulating business. France cleared debts faster than expected, while Germany faced rising prices, speculation, and costly military burdens. Bis marck failed to cripple France and revealed its true strength.
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Peculiar head remark after phrenologist visit
A man comments on a peculiar head after consulting a phrenologist. His friend critiques him with a step back and a sharp line about unobservant heads. The exchange shifts to a quip about interior differences.
Paper Lace Shimmers On Paris Runway At Trifling Cost
Paris actresses wear paper lace that at night glitters like real lace yet costs only a trifile, offering a delicate look with affordable price for fashion enthusiasts.
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Most Extensive Cemetery Adorns Rome World’s Largest Graveyard
The article notes Rome hosts the world’s most extensive cemetery with more than 6,000,000 interred souls, highlighting its vast scale and historical significance as a burial ground.
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Rome
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