Fragmented tale of crime romance and social reform notes
The text blends a dramatic narrative with scattered commentary on etiquette and dress reform. It mentions a crime scene near Wickerness Ske with a fatal wound, a mysterious white kerchief figure, and an urban setting. It also reports on debates about women’s emancipation, dress reform advocates, and proposed wardrobes.
Drunkenness cures and scientific progress debated
Dr Tt W Crothers cites a Popular Science Monthly truth that true cures rise after credulous hype and quackery fade. The piece notes drunkenness is a disease, that old pledges and pas tles once saved temperance work, and science will classify drunkenness as a medical skill once remedies are found.
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Popular Science Monthly
Washingtonian Temperance Society
Ness
Change, Vacations, and the Threat of Repetition
An essay argues that repetitive, unvarying work dulls the mind and degrades society. It urges readers to seek new experiences, ideas, and challenges to avoid mental decay. The piece contrasts stale routines with fresh perspectives, urging action and renewal.
Hot Wells Artesian Warmth Promises City Heating Benefits
The piece argues for utilizing artesian wells to heat homes and public buildings, noting several wells supply pure hot water for bathing and heating. A new main line to town is planned, promising cost savings, reduced dust and coal soot, and healthier, more comfortable residences, with farmers possibly adopting similar systems.
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Fen
Itont Jong Aga
Waterekeeprooto
A Chance for the Colored Girl News Primer
A discussion on domestic labor markets notes good wages for trusted colored workers, a shift due to immigration limits, and the potential for colored women to reclaim domestic roles if they act cleverly. It also mentions comparisons with immigrant workers and hints at cultural attitudes.
Diplomat Henry Dupuy De Lome Aims For United States Post
The article profiles Henry Dupuy De Lome, born 1851 in Valencia, from a distinguished French-Spanish lineage. It traces his career from early legation posts in Japan and Brussels to Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Paris, and Washington, noting his linguistic mastery and authorship, culminating in his assignment as full minister to the United States after Jose Barca’s death.
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Godfrey de Bouilllon
L’ome
Henry Dupuy de
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Japan
Brussels
Montevideo
Buenos Aires
Paris
Washington
Senor Barca
United States
Financial Affairs in Uruguay in Early 1900s
The report on Uruguay’s commerce for the first half of the year shows imports totaling about 116029 and exports at 12. The first six months of 1899 saw imports around 1 14 528 and exports near Seuss. RVeN notes inflation effects, with a notable drop in imports from Argentina and a largely stationary import pattern since 1991, while exports show minor seasonal variation and crisis impact.
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Republic of Ernauey
Durin
Secord
Taively
Seuss
Rven i
Tsay
Argentine Republic
Uruguay
Contract Closed Between Guatemala and Hamburg Pacific Line
The American republics bureau notes the contract with Guatemala and Hamburg Pacific Line for monthly Europe to Guatemala ship service, reduced freight rates, transport for government officers, mails to Central and South America, half-price for government articles and immigrant transport, with $1000 per arriving ship and waivers on tonnage lighthouse and port charges, plus coastwise service access. Canada at the World's Fair. Canada plans a building 80 by 60 feet with a broad veranda and a reception hall as part of Chicago exhibitory preparations.
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Chicago
Santa Maria
Columbus
America
Bureau of the American Republics
Guatemala
Hamburg-Pacific Steamshp Line
Europe
Republic
Dominion of Canada
The Dominion Building and Provincial Rooms in One Floor Plan
A description of the Dominion Building layout shows a main hall with a Greek cross corridor, offices for the commission, and Quebec Vincian, Ontario, Manitoba, and British Columbia rooms, plus a stairway to upper floors for committee use. The building will be of native Canadian materials and wood.
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Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
British Columbia
National Review
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