Santa Fe the oldest capital in the American continent
The article extols Santa Fe New Mexico as a unique historic and cosmopolitan hub. It notes its ancient capital status, multi‑colonial influences, dramatic high‑plain setting, and notable landmarks like San Miguel Church and the Rosario chapel. It highlights climate, health appeal, and evolving American development including the capitol building and modern enterprises.
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Europe
Southwest
United States
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Villa Real de Santa Fe de San Francisco de Asguisaji
San Miguel
American
California
Diego de Vargas
Holy Inquisition
Lew Wallace
Mississippi River
Capitol
Territorial
Union
Changes in Chinatown Reflect Evolving Stereotypes
A Cincinnati Times-Star correspondent notes Chinatown, once a source of easy humor, has shifted to a more sober image as Chinese residents pursue liberty and engage more directly with others. The piece contrasts past mockery with present self-respect and growing visibility in world affairs.
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Big City
New York
Cincinnati Times-Star
Chinatown
Russia
John Chinaman
Inatown
Ancient Pacific fishing hooks reveal remarkable Stone Age craft
An article notes Oceanian peoples use barbed hooks dating to ancient times. Some hooks are made from dog jawbone teeth or human bone and shell, with carved wooden and bone components that spin as they move.
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Oceania
New Zealand
Stomach Blood and Liver Troubles Cure Promoted
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach weakness and liver laziness. It claims to improve digestion, enrich blood, and fight disease by strengthening the stomach and activating the liver, with a guaranteed list of ingredients on the bottle. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are advertised to regulate stomach, liver, and bowels.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Winslow Homer Story and Carnegie Marriage Quip
A biographical piece recalls Winslow Homer meeting a Scarboro fisherman who turns out to be the artist in disguise. The tale ends with Homer selling a painting to the man. Andrew Carnegie jokes about early marriages, praising a husband reading to his wife by the radiator.
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Winslow Homer
W. H. Downs
New York
Scarboro
Homer
Andrew Carnegie
Rockefeller
Mamma Kiss Story Sparks Child’s Calm at Depot
In a Lipincott's Magazine tale, young Mabel, soothed by her mother's kiss after a bump, remains tranquil when an intoxicated man trips at a crowded Union depot. She reassures with the line Dont cry mammas kiss and all be well, reflecting a child's faith in maternal cures.
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Mabel
Union Depot
Lippincott’s Magazine
Why does that old maid use soo much paint on her face
Brooklyn Life notes a witty exchange about a single woman, humor about makeup, and social mores. The brief line suggests a playful jab at appearances and timing, reflecting the dating norms of the era.
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Brooklyn
Doctor Habit Overcome by Grape-Nuts Food
A Chicago woman credits Grape-Nuts for ending the doctor habit in her family. She says after starting the cereal five years ago her health improved, headaches and indigestion disappeared, and she could manage domestic duties again. Her husband notes steady energy from night work.
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Chicago
Man and His Happiness
A reflection on happiness as self created by living in harmony with high ideals. It contrasts tangible acquisitions with inner growth and states happiness is the soul’s joy in possessing the intangible.
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William George Jordan
Wealth May Not Bring Happiness But Attracts Fickle Friends
A reflection notes that wealth invites a crowd of would be friends who seek benefit rather than genuine regard, suggesting riches can isolate the owner despite appearances of companionship.
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