Notable Senses Notes of a Week of World Events
Count Leo Tolstoi dies in Astapova with family at his side. Briand assaulted at Paris ceremony. Hoyt dies in Washington. Mrs. Mulholland confesses to husband murder clearing relatives. Davis elected to Berlin Academy. Morse finds wallet lost at Chicago fair. Baxter dies in Seattle. Taft visits Cuba. Comet link claimed. Suspects arrested for bad checks. suffragette riot at Parliament. Landis declines beef trust trials. Pueblo revolt put down. Asquith outlines budget plan. Aviator Ralph Johnstone dies. mashers at Denver post office warned. Boilermaker strike vote favors strike. Boston Women’s Homestead demands pensions. Harper Hospital debuts noiseless system. Breed dies in Lynn. Prince Henry flies solo. Elkina law case verdicts. oil duty frauds seen as major frauds.
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Leo Toilstoi
Astapova
Makovetsky
Tolstoi
Briand
Tuilleries
Paris
Jules Ferry
Harry M. Hoyt
State Department
Washington
James Mulholland
Point Pleasant
W. Va
William Morris Davis
Harvard University
Berlin Academy of Sciences
Silas R. Morse
Atlantic City
N. J
Chicago
James J. Doherty
Marion B. Baxter
Seattle
A. O. Leuschner
University of California At Berkeley
V. Corulli
Italy
Faye
Joseph Gardner
Wash
Norfolk
Brazil
Robert Room
Boston
Fathers’ Union
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Portland
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Baltimore
United States
Taft
Guantanamo
Colon
Naval Station
Hampton Roads
Thomas Kelly
Alice Kelly
James Mosher
Port Washington
N. Y
Maine
First Church of Christ, Scientist
New York
Augusta A. Stetson
John Hart
Detroit
House of Correction
United States District Court
Cincinnati
Emmaeline Pankhurst
House of Commons
Asquith
Kenesaw M. Landis
Pueblo
Mexico
Ralph Johnstone
Overland Pary Aviation Field
Denver
Col
Harper
Charles Orrin Breed
New England
Lynn
Mass
Prince Henry
Prussia
Darmstadt
J. McCall
Jackson
Elkina
Loeb, Jr
Mixed News From The Isthmus And Across The Nation
Isthmian Canal Commission report touts nearing completion and excellent health and labor conditions in the zone. Football season costly with 14 deaths and 43 serious injuries despite new safety rules. Three year old dies after consuming headache tablets mistaken for candy in Zanesville. Rumor alleges 400 killed at Zacatecas in a battle between government and revolutionaries. Revolt fighters reportedly shelling soldiers following Puebla plan. All charges against Gov. C. N. Haskell of Oklahoma dropped in Muskogee lot case. Ohio man Lewis Barton killed by his own son during a rat hunt in Darke County.
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Isthmian Canal Commission
Samuel C. Taylor
Zanesville
Eagle Pags
Texas
Zacatecas
Mexico
Puebla
C. N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Haskell
Lewis Barton
Darke County
Ohio
Charles
Hoffman in Peoria held awaiting trial after assault charge
Joseph Hoffman, feared lynching case, was moved to Peoria for jail with Sheriff Hines. He shows good health and will stay until his trial. The report notes other Illinois items including a fire at Virden, typhoid tracing in Danville, corn drive for church funds, forest conservation talk, church reopening in Mason City, jewelry theft in Decatur, smallpox in Evanston, suicide near Bloomington, altar installation in Sycamore, and a fatal train neck wound near Odin.
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Peoria
Joseph Hoffman
McLean County
Hines
Bloomington
Hoffman
Virden
J. N. Hairgrove
Hairgrove
Danville
Hoopeston
Rush Medical College
University of Chicago
John Price
M. EB
H. H. Chaffin
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Illinois
Ogle County
Rock River
Elmer E. Kendall
Chicago
Committee On
Mason City
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Trnois
Arthur W. Mills
Mattoon
Decatur
Yohe
Grayville
W. J. Seil
Grayville Mercury
Frank E. Lewis
Newton
Kewanee
H. 3B
Linderholm
Rock Island
Evanston
Balderston
Northwestern University
Frank Hutson
Here
Sycamore
Waterman Hall
Robert B. Gregory
Lyon & Healy Company
Grace Elizabeth Gregory
Anderson
Effingham
Roy Pinkley
Watson
Illinois Central
Odin
St. Anthony's Hospital
Jelly Stand A Practical Helper For Jelly Making
A simple wooden stand to hold a jelly bag removes the need for chairs on the kitchen table and reduces spill risk. The design fits in a corner or under the table, keeping the setup out of reach and preventing accidents noted by Popular Mechanics.
Rice Pudding Recipe from an Old Household Guide
A traditional rice pudding method using rice, milk, water, molasses, salt and nutmeg. The mix is staged with a molasses milk blend then baked in a deep earthen pot, stirring mid bake and adjusting milk for a tender, not too solid result.
Preserve Jars And Food Storage Guidance
Keep preserves in a dry cool dark place such as a cellar closet with lock and key. Wrap tomatoes in newspaper. For a second season jars must be opened carefully. Do not pry lid with a knife or twist hard. Use a lever jar opener or boil briefly to loosen. Wash opened jars in soap and water rinse and place lid loosely. Have a safe shelf for empty jars to avoid heap clutter.
Camphor in Face Preparations For Grease Skin
A skin specialist advises adding spirits of camphor to cosmetic fat to curb facial hair growth. Mix a few drops into the preparation and beat camphor through the fat before each use.
Whole Wheat Bread Recipe from Family Kitchen
A recipe for palatable mixed flour bread uses graham meal rye meal and white flour to fill a quart, plus an extra quart of white flour. It adds salt molasses sugar half a yeast cake shortening and yields biscuits and loaves with small loaves preferred.
Lunch Cake Recipe Instructions
A simple cake batter combines sugar butter eggs milk and flour with baking powder and nutmeg. Bake and frost with chocolate frosting for a quick dessert.
Steamed Eggs For Invalids
Instructions describe beating eggs with a small amount of salt and pepper then steaming until light and thoroughly cooked. Aimed at a sick person, noting that the most delicate stomachs will digest it.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted for women's health
A Chicago woman sures Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier cured her fallings and inflammation after doctors suggested surgery. The ad claims the remedy has the largest record of cures for female diseases and invites readers to write for free confidential advice to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Chicago
Lydia
Pinkham
William Ahrens
21St St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ie Ag
L Mass
Uncle Calhoun Web ster recalls cotton field work tale
A New York reporter notes Booker T. Washington’s praise for Uncle Calhoun Webster who jokes that luck helped his rise, while Senator Dash of Tallapoosa boasts of his own humble beginnings. Webster retorts that Dash was indeed a good man in the cotton fields, though he did not work much.
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Booker T. Washington
New York
Senator Dash
Tallapoosa
Calhoun Webster
Uncle Calhoun
Senatah
Precaution Advice on Appendix Surgery
A Life magazine quote discusses whether removing an appendix is absolutely necessary. It suggests starting with simpler procedures if possible and notes safety in taking initial cautious steps.
Health and Income Tied to Scientific Food Use
A Chicago woman explains how daily work and a boarding house diet caused nervous invalid illness but adding Grape Nuts to two meals daily restored health. She credits the product with ending brain-fire and dyspepsia and helping her keep her clerk job and income. The letter promotes The Road to Wellville and the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Chicago
Wellville
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