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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1901

Page

7

Nickel Plate Pan-American Exposition Tickets on Sale

Account Illinois Day at Buffalo Pan-American exposition via Nickel Plate Road offers coach travel with Sept 44 and 18 sales, return through Sept 22, thirty-three daily trains Chicago to New York Boston service, sleeping-car upgrades, John Y. Calahan listed as general agent at 111 Adams Chicago. Also note Washington workforce female share and salaries, and a gas burner invention to blow out gas safely at a New York hospital.

Illinois Buffalo Nickel Plate Road John Y. Calahan Adams Street Chicago

Openings for Aristocracy in Indian Cadet Corps

A tentative plan to create an Imperial cadet corps drawing twenty noble sons from Ajmere Lahore Rajkot and Indore four chiefs colleges. They will undergo two years cold weather training and may receive staff assignments or other military posts under royal oversight. The project has the broad support of Edward VII.

India Ajmere Lahore Rajkot Indore Imperial Cadet Corps Edward VII New York

Pain Balm Saves Loogootee Man From Cripple

Josh Westhafer of Loogootee Indiana credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with saving him from being a cripple and says he would pay five dollars a bottle for it. The ointment is praised for stiff joints sprains contracted muscles sore neck rheumatic and muscular pains and even partial paralysis. Sold by George H Harris Schnitzus Pharmacy Austin Avenue Pharmacy Oak Park.

Josh Westhafer Loogootee Ind Chamberlain George H. Harris North 48Th ‘Avenue Schnitzus Austin Avenue Oak Park

Granite Pavements of Boston

Boston streets use granite blocks on concrete with pebbles and grout. Joints once pitched now filled with cement and sand that hardens like stone. Surface expected to last for decades.

Boston

Sandals in Demand Sweep Private Buyers Worldwide

The Manchester Courier notes a sandal boom with a single firm reporting 12,000 pairs sold in eight weeks to private individuals rather than wholesale houses. Adults and children alike crave sandals and seaside towns are expected to see pilgrims in sandals soon.

Manchester Courier

Casey at the Bat and Oxford boating reverie mingle

The piece blends a dramatic ballad style recounting Casey at the Bat with a vivid Oxford rowing scene. It juxtaposes the famous baseball moment’s crowd reaction and Casey’s strikeout with reflective notes on Oxford’s river life, boating, and the sport culture surrounding it.

The Mountain Devil and the Masai Encounter

Sir Henry Johnston with 100 Zanzibars fought a larger Masai force in East Africa. As hope faded, he used a box of Tom Smith’s crackers to signal a night display, causing the Masai to flee in superstition, while his men held on with renewed resolve.

East Africa Sir Henry Johnston London

Native bulls for hauling carts in the Philippines lead to efficiency

Maj. R. R. Stevens endorses the carabao for transport in Luzon with carts and drivers costing 1.50 to 2 dollars daily. Eagles and trotting bulls speed up beef and vegetable supply while the chief surgeon cautions against enlistment of youths under 21 due to typhoid risk. Capt Cruse notes clothing sizes shift for American soldiers in tropical conditions. The article ends remarking that many fail to remember the poor.

Maj R. R. Stevens Philippines Luzon Tropics Thomas Cruse Manila United States Chicago News

Wonderful Flowers That Kill Flies in Ohio Yard

A Massillon Ohio railway yard receives bouquets said to kill flies. In Hall’s office the flowers caused nearby flies to die on contact and attracted even more insects as rooms were opened. Trainmen report others placed in rooms with similar results. The plant grows in a sandy gravel pit near Maszillon and resembles a pale yellow lilac.

Massillon, O Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling Railway Company Maszillon

Responsible Care of Children

The family where the parents through idleness or indifference or self indulgence or vice neglect to protect educate or train the children committed to their care and the children following such examples prove unfilial and undutiful is wrecked as to its present happiness and future welfare.

Pennsylvania

World facts and quirky stats from a bygone era

A collage of curiosities notes global production and trade data, such as borax output, watches from Switzerland, and the rise of Utah’s factories, plus social tidbits like Boston’s cat rescue figures and debates on smoking in French and Belgian public spaces. It also mentions historic events from Paris siege balloons to Prohibition-era illicit still raids.

Boston Animal Rescue League Switzerland Utah Tunis Mysore India Liverpool Manchester England Bombay Paris Portugal Georgia

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