When Pope Pius Receives
Visitors to the pope must wear full evening dress, kneel and kiss his hand. The outer office is simple, with a secretary in secular dress. The line between reverence and routine is noted as the page shows a blunt, practical scene.
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Pope Pius
New York
Seamen Marriage Privileges Raise Shipboard License Issue
In Britain a marriage bill allows a seaman to marry in the ship's home diocese after 15 days aboard or partly on shore. In Belgrade, Servian finances reel as engraved banknote plates worth £1,600 vanish from a strong room in a Paris-engraved set. No tampering evident.
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Paris
Down's Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Back Pain
J. A. Haywood of Lufkin Texas reports severe back ache and urinary disturbance improved after using Down's Kidney Pills. He says pain eased, no further back or bladder trouble, with relief lasting since starting the remedy. Sold by dealers for 60 cents a box.
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Lufkin
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Poffale
N.Y
Giants Radishes Dominate East China Harvests
Giant radishes, grown from seeds imported by the United States Department of Agriculture, thrive in East Asia and on American soil. Varieties include brilliant red globes eight to ten inches across, sometimes weighing twenty pounds, with white and green skins revealing wine red flesh.
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America
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Postum Coffee Proves Harmless to Coffee Sensitives
A Michigan woman credits Postum with curing her husband’s heart palpitations and stomach trouble after abandoning coffee. She recalls a neighbor’s doubt, boiling Postum for 15 minutes, and how both she and her husband found relief. The ad suggests Postum as a coffee alternative and promotes The Road to Wellville booklet from Battle Creek Michigan. Also included is crochet pattern instructions and a note on J W Morton, a Richmond painter, attacked by bees atop a church steeple.
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Indianapiulis News
Measuring Party Hostess Plans Novel Island Affair
Two young women from the King's Daughters circle invite friends to a measuring party at one hostess home. Guests pay two cents per foot or extra per inch to participate, with music refreshments and a light program. The article also highlights a renowned hostess known for her versatile secret closet of items to aid in entertaining.
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Evita
Jack
Etiquette Note for Gift Recipients
A bride drafts a cordial note to each gift sender. If a couple sends a present, address the wife and mention her husband, saying it was kind of you and Mr. B to think of me and to send a charming gift.
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Wighmind
Business Men's Charity Trust
Fish Jump Into Boat Across Unusual Fishing Method
A Chinese fisher uses a white canvas screen lowered from the boat to lure fish. The shoal misreads the screen as an obstacle and leaps over it, landing in the vessel.
Hot Day Philosophy for Summer Calm and Work
A Chicago Tribune inspired meditation advises not overreacting to heat. Stay productive or enjoy recreation with minimal dwelling on rising temperatures and storms. Use light, bright rooms when possible and opt for tranquil hours in morning or evening. A screened veranda helps shield from gnats and mosquitoes.
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Chicago Tribune
Poet Quipe Stops Jokes Over Tough Boarding House Beefsteak
The Chicago Daily News notes poet Quipe has ceased jokes about the boarding house beefsteak, blaming it on the tough meat. He has started boarding recently, and finds the fare no longer inspires humor.
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Quipe
Chicago Daily News
Punishment Becomes Necessary In Some Times
It becomes necessary occasionally for every man to take punishment. When your time comes down, annoy others with your screams.
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Atchison Globe
Errors About the White House and Other Local Notes
A reader corrects an article on the White House facts from 1800 occupancy to 1809 and 1752 origins, plus paint origins. The piece also relays brief items on a Camarder shell, alum baking powder debates, glove dressing instructions, and Foochow’s rise of Western-style schools with 2,000 students in 30 native schools.
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White House
Madison
Adams
Herman Reinbold
State of
Missouri
Foochow
Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh Un less Hands Were Tied
Mrs. Egbert Sheldon of Woodville Connecticut reports her year and a half old son suffered severe sores. He was barely walking and nearly died, but after two months of using Cutienra Soap and Ointment the sores vanished and he became strong. The healer credits the remedies for saving the child. April 22, 1905.
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Egbert Sheldon
Woodville, Conn
Truly a Modern Patriarch Celebrates Century
James Webb of Peters San Joaquin County California marked his hundredth birthday on July 27 born in Kentucky He fathered 18 children seven survive oldest age 80 He counts 51 grandchildren about 150 great grandchildren and 20 great great grandchildren One hundred descendants attended the event Defiance Starch touted as the latest in that line an improvement in economy efficiency and speed with availability from grocers.
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James Webb
Peters
San Joaquin County
California
Kentucky
Canada Eyes 100 Million Bushels Wheat Exports
Manitoba premier estimates Northwestern Canada harvest could yield 100 million bushels available for export. Also notes various ads for Foot-Ease foot powder, Levis' Single Binder cigars, and Cupid cold storage jests.
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Manitoba
The First Striking Clock Imported to Europe
Historians note the earliest striking clock entered Europe from Persia around 800 A D. It reached Charlemagne as a gift from Abdalla king of Persia, delivered by two Jerusalem monks.
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Charlemagne
Abdella
Persia
Jerusalem
Sparrows Hatch Eggs in Hat After Doze on Porch
F L Vandegrift recounts a curious tale from a Sunday rest by the Dumont Smiths in Kinsley. He dozed on a porch and awoke to find an English sparrow nesting in his hat, laying a full clutch and beginning incubation. The incident illustrates the birds prodigious fecundity.
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Dumont Smiths
Kinsley
Van
Kansas City Journal
Boundary Survey Heads for Alaska Survey
Fremont Morse and L Netland lead the Alaskan boundary commission with nine men each, to survey a strip of the boundary from Yakutat Bay.
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L. Netland
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Yakubat Bay
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