Neolithic Circles and Medieval Surgery Debate
Fragments describe two stone circles and a ruined hilltop lookout with other stoneworks, plus a discussion on medicine shifting away from surgery. Reports note neolithic finds near Ltarrogate and differing scholarly views from a Chicago congress on prudent use of operative treatment.
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Holt
Ofley
Peweton
Opbbey
Ireland
Poruis
Congress Recentiseld
Chicago
Ecommend Themelves
Chicago Daily Journal
Pittsburg Past notes mining demonstrations aid safety
The Pittsburg Past reports educational influences from local mine demonstrations spreading to Birmingham Alabama. It notes the southern coal fields hold exhibitions and stresses the global demand for greater mining safety due to high death tolls. Demonstrations are expected to save lives and improve industry safety.
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Pittsburg
Soci
Birmingham
Ala
Ster
Greer
Woman Subdues Burglar in New York Incident
A woman in New York restrained a burglar who attempted to shoot a detective, preventing harm and saving the officer. The report notes public attitudes toward women's public duties and hints at historical debates on gender roles.
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New York
Youth of Massachusetts Granted Gold Watch for Abstinence
A Massachusetts youth receives a gold watch marking coming of age and celebrated for never smoking drinking using impolite language or kissing someone outside family. The event honors his restraint and personal discipline in a community-spirited rite.
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Masachusetts
Barber Shaves Morgan as Tears Dry at Massachusetts Barbers
J Pierpont Morgan paid $20 to a Massachusetts barber who shaved the financier. the incident, described as tearless, could prompt other barbers to sharpen their razors without delay.
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J. Piernnt Morgan
Statue of Diana at Madison Square Garden to be torn down
An elderly question about moving the Diana statue from Madison Square Garden to Newport is raised. It contrasts with a humorous note about a Newport youth suing for $12 sent to a damsel who ran him down and suggests he bill for his time.
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Yok
Diana
Madison Square Garden
Isoon
Newport
Births in New York Slow to Produce Presidents
New York figures show one birth every four minutes but few babies born there are likely to become president due to the lack of log cairns and limited records tracking ascent to national leadership.
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New York
Chicago Thoroughfare Reform Proposal Aids Evening Commuters
A proposed reform aimed at bettering Chicago thoroughfares promises clearer routes for riders on the owl car. Gentlemen returning home on late trains may find the changes helpful and simpler to prove and enforce.
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Chicago
Lone Star Diana Miss Katie Sharp Diana of the Border
Houston reports Miss Katie Sharp of Sanderson a renowned big game hunter and sharpshooter. Known as the Diana of the Border she hunts in the Santa Rosa mountains and along the Rio Grande bagging bear deer and game birds. She survived a bear encounter last winter and is famed for her fearless solo expeditions.
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Houston
Tex
Ie Grande
Texas
Katie Sharp
Sanderson
Santa Rosa Mountains
Mexico
Miss Sharp
Boarder
Rio Grande
Wife's Curse After Funeral Weights Paralyzed Husband
Cincinnati man William S Huesman, 70, was paralyzed on his way to his wife Minnie Huesman's funeral after she had wished he be paralyzed if he attended. He had lived apart from her. collapsed in the street and remains hospitalized.
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Cincinnati
William S Huesman
Minnie Huesman
Jtinesman
Child Lost for Hours in Drain Pipe Near Thames
Six year old Johnnie Wilson crawled into a drain near Shapperton on Thames. A search found him 86 feet from the opening after five hours in a 2 inch pipe. He escaped without serious harm aside from mud.
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London
England
Shapperton-on-Thames
Johnnie Wilson
Johnnie
Jrent
Tenny
Right Kind of Fruit Trees for Farm Orchard Planting
E W Bailey of the University of Illinois argues farmers should select standard reliable fruit varieties suited to local conditions and ensure proper propagation. He cautions against cheap unproven stock, notes one bearing tree can outperform many unbearing ones, and advises buying only 1– or 2-year-old trees from reputable nurserymen with carefully sourced buds.
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E. W. Bailey
University of Illinois
Mississippi River Valley
Mehr
Feeding the dairy cow advice for profitable dairying
The article stresses selecting high producing cows and proper housing while highlighting the crucial role of a skilled feeder. It outlines farm grown feeds as the cheapest source, lists suitable crops for Illinois dairies, and urges long term crop planning and substitution for failed crops to maximize bankable profits.
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Glaire
Illinois
Malachi and Nehemiah Era Bible Study Lesson
This lesson traces the period from Ezra and Nehemiah through Malachi about 458 to 400 BCE Jerusalem and vicinity. It discusses prophetic aims, temple worship abuses, messianic expectations, and contrasts Christian moral progress with world faiths using maps of Christianity versus global conditions.
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David
Tigra
Nehemiah
Hydra
Jerusalem
Athens
Republic
Rome
Socrates
Tierodotus
Jelata
Nenophaun
Greece
Malachi
Ezra
London
Isaiah
God
Christ
Messiah
Jesus
Goad
Elijah
John the Baptist
Kingdom of Heaven
United States
Owl and Lovers Duel in Nonsensical Verse
A fragmentary scene shows a romantic tiff with lines about love, misquotes, and interruptions from an owl overhead. Characters include Gwencolina and Euszthel with exclamations to Miss Brown and Kr. Jones, ending with a disjointed owl hoot.
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Gwencolina
Euszthel
Miss Brown
Kr. Jones
Insomnia and Burglary Talk Between Mrs Eastside and Mrs McSwimm
In a fragmented dialogue the two women discuss burglars and alarms while mentioning clocks and a pipe contract. They reference John as a former policeman in Tot ry and recall a kitchen teddy role. The exchange hints at fear of intrusion and vigilance but lacks clear events or dates.
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John
Robbers Board Arizona Train Targets Passengers
A train in Arizona was boarded by robbers who rifled pockets of travelers. A New York traveling salesman resisted, offering $260 then yielding $4 from his vest with a quip about a two percent discount on a cash transaction.
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Arizona
New York
Nokomis Artist Horace Taylor Remembered
The article recalls Horace Taylor from Nokomis Minnesota in the Egypt district as a newspaper illustrator once admired. He spoke of early days when he joined a local band and proudly likened its effort to a Marine Band despite humble beginnings.
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Horace Taylor
Nokomis
Mil
Egypt
Flood
Taylor
Ocean
Mysterious Sitar Seeks Help in Odd Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows a spoiled sitar demanding attention while a figure named Miss startite is addressed. A confused reply mentions contacting connections superintendent or a press agent, hinting at a quirky plot or mistaken identity.
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Startite
Meellr
Connrctions Supcenter
Belle cups coffee cure letter in Postum ad
A Bay State woman describes indigestion headaches and weakness tied to coffee. She quit coffee and started Postum, noting improved health, weight gain, and renewed energy after a month with continued use. The letter cites The Road to Wellville and Postum Co. Battle Creek, Mich.
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Bay State
Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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