Labor unions and strikes across cities and nations reported
The report details unions from New York cigarmakers to Detroit shop girls and European workers. It notes 20 000 idle women in New York City, 850 000 railroaders in the United States not unionized, and various labor actions in Canada and Australia. It references wage changes, strikes in Danbury and Maryland, and the broader scope of international union activity with tens of thousands of members involved.
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Must foolin to enjoy riles unsettled mortals
A terse Dallas News quip notes that some people find happiness only through constant foolish behavior, implying a cynical view of restless souls seeking amusement.
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Cure All Panacea and Misleading Remedies Highlighted
The page lists various dubious cures and tonics claiming medical benefits. It mentions blood purifiers, constipation relief, and catarrh cures with questionable efficacy. It notes large corn yields anticipated and hints at dubious medical advertising trends of the era.
Is Life Worth Living Wonders of a Soul Worth Living
Rev. Dr Talmage argues life’s value depends on how one lives not wealth or status. He contrasts worldly riches with moral purpose, urges self improvement, and envisions a life dedicated to God, service, and eternal hope beyond earthly bounds.
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The Male Seal and Its Family
A retired sea captain notes seals show strong paternal care while females flee at danger. He describes the male seal guarding colonies with courage and the highly sensitive sense of smell that alerts them to intruders from afar. The observation appears in the St. Louis Obed Democrat.
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obe-Democrat
The Bulldog and the Bicyelist
An early rising eyeler in town recounts a tense encounter with a bulldog as a wheelman fled, fearing injury. The account details a sudden street corner collision, a terrified dog, and the wheelman’s quick retreat.
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Ney
American Substitute for Cork in Botanical Report
An odd botanical note from Missouri discusses Leiteria Floridar, a paper lye substitute from American sources. The plant, found in swampy regions of Florida and Texas, is reportedly cultivated in Missouri and considered for widespread use.
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Porters Bankers Open Practical Banking Institute
A new business element named Porters Bankers opens under SL Curtis, former president of a business university, offering practical banking courses. Special stamps and notices will be mailed to selected addresses locally.
Water Supply for Cities and Global Plans
Civil engineer George Brifts of Hashampton criticizes expense as the main barrier to comprehensive city water systems. He cites Paris tunneling a Jura Mountains project at 69 million francs and cites Lake Thirlmere in Manchester plus Loch Katrine in Glasgow as European examples. The Washington Star notes monumental feats like the Vyrnwy artificial lake in Montgomeryshire, showing how cities pursue long term water security despite costs.
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How a Snail Breaths In a Curious Breath Process
A snail uses a mouth on the side of its foot to draw in air rather than lungs. Breathing is irregular as air is taken in and expelled when oxygen is used up. The peculiar mouth features a tongue with hundreds of fine teeth.
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St. Louis Republic
Squaw's Purchase On Sand Mountain Promises Hidden Wealth
An unknown Indian woman appeared on Sand Mountain near Island Creek Alabama and quietly bought options on all valuable land in a mountain locality. She claims untold wealth in the half-sides and says her people who once occupied the area shared the secret of where the riches lie. The mountains run along the Tennessee River with long rumored silver deposits, and the squaw vows to develop the treasure without delay.
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Atlanta Constitution
Ancient six chambered pistol found near Callyden battlefield
A six chamber revolver with ivory stock and ornate scrollwork was uncovered in a railway eating near the battle site of Callyden. It is believed to have belonged to a Vroott officers group accompanying Clatine on a distant expedition.
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Couriers Journal
Syrup of Figs Promotes Health and Comfort
Knowledge about the pure liquid laxative Syrup of Figs praises its pleasant taste and cleansing powers. It claims to soothe the kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them and to relieve colds headaches and fever while curing constipation. Sold by druggists in 50c and 1 bottles, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co with its name on every package.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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