Electricity Lawyers Rise With New Field of Practice
Essay traces birth of electricity lawyers amid a surge of patents and industry growth. Notes sharp rise in specialized legal work as electric devices spur royalties, patent suits, and corporate disputes across the United States with extensive investment and regional activity.
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Insurt Ice
Nesy Sori
Jena Titioners
Becoe
United States
TNR
Washington
Siries Electrical
Toe
Gabe Cur
Alfio Othis
Jurisprade
Eaychisivedy
Santha Pember
Greg
Pater
Hansen
Sermon on Christ's Garden and the Church as a Garden
Dr. Talmage preaches that the church is Christ's garden bought planted and owned by Him. He compares it to Shenstone's garden and Argues the church bears select fruits like patience charity and faith and that Christ waters and tends it guiding believers through trials toward salvation.
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Christ’s Garden
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Tie
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Christ's Garden
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Earth
Fire Engines Through Antiquity to the Air Chamber
An historical overview traces firefighting devices from Roman leather pumps to Hero of Alexandria’s siphon with pistons and valves. It notes Augsburg and Nuremberg engines, the late 17th century air chamber, and Van der Heide hoses, culminating in modern designs.
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Pliny
Appallodorus
Trajan
Egypt
Hero
Alexandria
Augsburg
Nuremberg
van der Heide
Perrault
Table Talk on Dining Etiquette At Home
A Harper's Bazar reprint urges guests to elevate conversation at table. It argues ladies should listen, show interest, and steer topics toward subjects men discuss to remain agreeable and engaging during meals.
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Mrs. A
Charlie
Harper’s Bazar
Thrill Seeking Heiress Chooses Count Over Suitor
In a dime museum tale, Edwina rejects a noble suitor, seeking a thrill instead. The Count Gialvani demonstrates his claimed power to thrill, eliciting Edwina’s surrender and a finale note that being the electrical man pays, even at ten dollars weekly.
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Edwina
Count Gialvani
Talking to oneself signals extremes of mind
A Pittsburgh Dispatch excerpt discusses thinking aloud as a sign of an active brain. It notes some bright individuals think aloud unknowingly while others, often weak or habitual talkers, maintain ongoing inner dialogue. The piece compares self talk to a spectrum from wise to fool. It also includes a broken mixer of gelatine recipe details and stray text.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
Two Inventions Improve Self Closing Gates
Agricultural hints describe two devices that show advantages at a glance for self closing gates. The first uses a heavy weight on a 4 chain tied to the gate and post, often bulky and tiring the post. A second cord over a pulley with a weight offers a neater option but shares similar design flaws.
Self closing gate device described by Shull in Rural New Yorker
A detailed rural engineering note explains two self closing gate devices. Fig 1 uses a bent rake tooth connected by a rope to a gatepost and hinge side screw ring to allow the gate to close automatically. Fig 2 uses a weighted bar and chain attached to the fence to pull the gate shut and stay out of the way.
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Raketooth
George H. Shull
New Yorker
Device to Free Cattle Quickly from Stanchions
A diagram proposes a cord linked to each stanchion to instantly release cattle in an emergency fire. The system covers both pin and chain fastenings and suggests boxing the cord and pin to prevent horn damage or tampering.
Brooklyn Bridge and the Invisible Strain of Trains
A midsize feature notes how the Brooklyn Bridge expands and contracts with temperature. It observes the middle joint sliding and the railing movements during car and train crossings, concluding the structure registers and tolerates the pressure without damage.
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Brooklyn Bridge
N. Y
Time Tested Relief for Ailments of Age
Take Time by the Forelock, check growing infirmity with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It relieves rheumatism lumbago chills fever dyspepsia loss of appetite and aids the aged weak and convalescent. Proven by evidence and widely trusted.
Greens and Teeth Jokes Spark Reader Exchange
A Detroit Tribune quip asks about beauty amid pastoral scenes and answers Greens. A Puck line notes if a woman's age could be told by teeth, men might edge in a word. The brief exchange blends magazine humor and social commentary.
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Detroit Tribune
Puck
A Book of Books for 2 Stamps
A novelty offer advertises a copy of ILLUSTRATED DATA LOCRE Four-Track Series from New York Central Books and Etchings sent free upon receipt of two two cent stamps. Also contains humorous snippets about daily life and the California Fig Syrup Co. products.
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New York Central
Y Groner H. Daxters
Grand Central Station
New York
Fresh Farm Notes on Crops and Livestock Diets
Seasonal farming tips note pumpkins as feed, corn pack reduction likely, hog pool revival rumored near Anglo American groups. Potatoes respond to good care, sorghum bagasse as cow fodder, and butter highlighted as easily digested for athletes. Beef and mutton fat less readily assimilated.
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England
Hutter
Conversation Fragments Spark Gossip in Inter Ocean Page
Dialogue fragments show themes of shared traits and beauty transfer. A garden stroll with Miss Maycup leads to rouge on the cheeks. Fringes jokes about a fortune and dyspepsia as a desire or punchline.
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Inter Ocean
Cool Resorts of the Rockies Health and pleasure resorts in Colorado and Utah
Tourism notes advertise low tourist rates via the Missouri Pacific from St. Louis and Kansas City to Pueblo Colorado Springs Manitou Denver Georgetown Boulder Salt Lake City and Ogden with through service to Rocky Mountain Resorts. Mail requests for resort compacts to H.G. Towne, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis. A Beruretos girl gains praise as a cornet player with admirers calling her fairest flower that blows.
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Springs
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Denver
Georgetown
Boulder
Salt Lake City
Ogden
St. Louis
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H. GC. Towneod
Tourist excursions on sale via North-Western Line
Reduced rate excursions are advertised for travel to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Deadwood Dakota Hot Springs Denver Colorado Springs Manitow Salt Lake City Yellowstone National Park and western resorts. Pamphlets with full particulars go to W A Trimly Chicago & North Western Ray Chicago.
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Deadwood
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Manison
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
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