How Mrs Sharp Uses Rude Verbal Tactics in Polite Life
A New York Tribute excerpt explains a method of cruel talk masked as politeness. It describes Mrs Sharp repeating rumors attributed to an imaginary third party, luring curiosity, increasing anxiousness, then finally revealing a damaging remark while avoiding attribution. The piece notes the speaker’s awareness of the deception.
West Indian Coolies and Negroes in Jamaica Description
The article contrasts coolies and Afro Jamaicans in Jamaica. It praises coolies for industry and endurance, notes attire and jewelry of the coolies, and criticizes former enslaved workers as idle. It claims emancipation led to reliance on imported labor and greater coolie presence in the West Indies. It also warns against exposure of certain foods as air scavengers.
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Jamaica
West Indian Islands
West Indies
Detroll Frew
Huichol Indians Exhibit At New York Museum of Natural History
The Huichol people of Sierra Madre del Norte in Jalisco, about 4000 residents, are featured in a New York Herald report. The exhibit covers weaving, ceremonial offerings, temple symbols, and depictions of rain and deities. Dr Lumholtz’s collection showcases their crafts, beliefs, and gender roles. salt of the Earth Mrs Brunot’s kindness is recalled in a separate anecdote from Youth's Companion.
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Sierra Madre del Norte
Jalisco
Cortez
Lumholtz
New York Herald
Brunet
Church of Missions House
New York
Hints on waking Caken and careful baking
Ginger Wread advises light cakes need brisk heat to rise and set while cakes with baking powder require a quick oven. High sugar cakes burn quickly so the oven should not be too hot. Large rich cakes demand long, careful baking, while small sugar cakes need a slow oven. Keep the oven door mostly closed as dough sets but open it slightly and close gently to avoid heavy cakes.
International Labor Office Formed At Basel Meeting
Basel hosts the inaugural gathering of the International Labor Office as Basel alongside Switzerland prepares to centralize labor reforms. The plan unites Red Cross and Universal Postal Union networks with national governments to publish labor laws, surveys, and annual reports in multiple languages. The Basel event aims to permanently constitute the association with support from Swiss and other governments.
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Reveuily
International Labor of
Nee
Basel
Switzerland
Nttice
Red Crna Society
Maneurus Union
Aleve
Red Cross Suciety Anil Vie Universal Postal Tnion
Globe
Bagel
Iternational Labor Office
Durewus
George Gifford
Stephen Boner
University of Basel
University of Chicago
Emil Frey
America
Washington
Cannels
Berlin
Trussels
International Union For the Legal Protection of
International Congress For the Protection of
Parla
International Labor Office
Mayer
International Office
Clarahot
Rehgasxet
Aione
Commissions of Inquiry
Association
Congress For Labor Protection
Governimente
Privary
The American Workman Supremacy in U S Industry
The piece argues American labor, driven by intelligent thinking and personal stake, keeps the United States ahead in manufacture. It notes British decline, Curran’s testimony, and broader signals of American industrial strength including steel, sugar, and textiles, with global competitors pressured to adapt.
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Cinelanari Commercial Tribune
Tilly
United States
Mikope
Comerce
Peter Cureran
Curran
American Federation of Labor
Louisville
Board of Tradeistics
Engeland
Currin
John Bull
Uncle Sam
John Wall
Spain
Sault Ste. Marie
Canada
Pittsburgh
Battle Creek
Mich
Crefeld
Lower
Rilow
Russia
Europe
Urals
Peruna endorsed by Congressman Wilcox for stomach cure
A Washington letter from R W Wilcox, delegate to Congress from Hawaii, touts Peruna as a remedy for catarrh of the stomach and dyspepsia. He claims it greatly benefits those with stomach troubles and urges sufferers to try it, noting Dr. Hartman’s endorsement and offering free advice.
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Lee Hon
Robert W. Wilcox
Congress
Hawaii
Sandwich Islands
Washington, D. C
R. W. Wilcox
Permna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Peruna
Dr. Hartman
Columbus,o
Humorous Exchange Quips on Married Life
The Somerville Journal and Philadelphia paper recount playful quips about married couples. Mrs Wicks notes remarks from her husband require a grain of salt, while Mr Hicke jokes about peppered remarks. An old shoes gag follows about bridal gifts being cheaper than new ones.
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Philadelphia
Obscure court banter quoted in kitchen scene
Fragmentary transcript shows characters arguing over a court matter in a kitchen. Phrases include threatening lines about stopping and not letting someone in. The dialogue includes names like Nora, Millie, Tillie, and an onlooker remarking on candor and memory.
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Gary Quenty
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Museum of Natural History
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Pete Wrensine
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