Australian Woman Named Rubber Exposition Secretary
Miss Daisy Fulton of Australia is described as the only woman rubber expert in the world and has come to New York to serve as organizing secretary for a rubber exposition in September. She has worked with rubber firms in England and elsewhere and aims to promote the industry.
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Australia
New York City
England
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Riiber
Miss Fulton
Enother
Camphor Water Astringent Guidance For Oily Skin
A guide recommends camphor water as a superior astringent for oily skin. It notes excellent results but warns against overuse to avoid irritation on delicate skin. Apply with absorbent cotton and wipe away gently with a soft cloth.
Brighten Tortoise Shell Items With Simple Care
To brighten tortoise shell combs pina and ber Stites rub with sweet oil, wipe dry, and cover with whiting or reliable pitcher powder. Apply powder then polish with a chateta. Maintain luster by frequent tepid-water baths and olive oil rubs. A piece of Hanne or chamots appears at the end.
It Is Criminal to Neglect the Skin and Hair
An old advertisement extols skin and hair care stressing neglect harms beauty and happiness. It claims Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment improve poor complexions, rough hands, and dry skin, presenting a persuasive remedy pitch.
Dear little boy on the quest for truth verse
A poet narrates a confession to a curious child about the limits of knowledge and wisdom. The speaker admits not knowing all answers while promising eventual understanding as life guides the boy and the speaker together toward truth. Peter McArthur in The Globe.
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Peter McArthur
The
Globe
Waterville Harmony Tale Echoes Dundas Orange Aid
The piece recalls a Waterville Quebec incident of religious tension and a Dundas County parallel where MP Andy Broder, a popular Irish Methodist, opened an Orange Hall for Catholic Mass. He urged critics by asking if King William would be harmed more by their opposition than by the hall’s use.
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Waterville
Quebec
Waterlo
Dundas
St. Lawrence
Andy” Broder
Andy
William the Third
L.O.L
Andrew Broder
William
Poet William Chapman Receives Doctor of Letters
At Ottawa University commencement William Chapman received a Doctor of Letters. The Ottawa poet, born 1850 in Beauce, has been twice crowned by the French Academy and honored by the Jeux-Floreaux. His works, patriotic and widely read in Canada and France, cover many volumes.
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University of Ottawa
William Chapman
Ottawa
Chapman
French Academy of Paris
Academy of Jeux-Floreaux
France
Beauce
Levis College
French Academy
Paris
Canaem
A Clear-Headed Duke at Wiltshire Maneuvers
A London graphic notes the Duke of Connaught displayed sharp recall during the South African War era. He reportedly gave detailed dispositions of northern forces from memory without notes, impressing a correspondent who witnessed the feat.
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Duke of
Geographic Board of Canada Sets Timiskaming Route Updates
The Geographic Board of Canada adopts new route guidance toward Timiskaming and Time gemi-Toren, marking changes in travel and transit policy for the region. Officials emphasize streamlined pathways and official notices for affected users.
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His Last Three Dollar Bift and the Hypnosis of Dress
A humorous tale follows Fred T. Dubois, a former merchant and senator, as he contemplates retirement with only three dollars. He dons a showy outfit and, after attending a theater, impresses a stranger who offers a chance to restart his fortunes, illustrating how appearance can attract ready money.
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Alexander the Great
Fred T. Dubois
United States
Michigan Avenue
Fred
Dubois
Letters and Their Qualities According to Ti-Bits
A playful list assigns traits to letters with puns and homophones. It names Be’s as hard workers Seas as extensive Ease as fond of comfort I’s as self expressive Tays as noisiest Wis as longest wes as poorest Tease as greatest yores and Wise as sensible Y’s.
Insurance office turns away pedestrian applicant
A man seeks life insurance in an old office visit and jokes about risky transport. The agent stops him with a final line noting they no longer insure pedestrians, underscoring cautious underwriting.
Danger of the Summer Season Noted in Beverly
Charlies D Hilles, the President's secretary, accompanies the chief executive on summer trips to Beverly Massachusetts. Residents discuss private beaches along the North Shore and speculate on why families keep skeletons hidden as a scam.
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Charlies D. Hilles
Beverly
Massachusetts
Turt
Hilles
Question of Cost of Living Dominates Kansas City Rally
A Kansas City Journal report notes the campaign ora tor storms a cost of living issue with a sharp, public inquiry. The scene features a coarse man in the audience and a chorus of questioning about the answer.
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Kansas City Journal
Cuba’s Farmlands Yield Giant Cabbages and Bountiful Vegetables
The article notes Cuban soil supports large cabbage heads weighing around 20 pounds each and asserts that all vegetables thrive. it highlights unusually fruitful crops across the island.
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Cuba
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as nerve tonic cure
An advertising feature claims that building blood strengthens nerves and that Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People nourish exhausted nerves. A testimonial from Mrs Job Palmer of Fenelon Falls Ontario describes sciatica relief after two months of use, with claims of restored walking and no further pain. The ad notes price and availability from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Job Palmer
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Canada’s Pulpwood Prices Rise After Quebec Export Ban
A 1911 bulletin from the Forestry Branch notes higher pulpwood prices across medec province by 97 cents, with Ontario down 20 cents and Nova Scotia and New Brunswick up 29 and 22 cents respectively. The question of sawmill waste used for pulp grows among firms owning both sawmills and pulp-mworks.
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Quebec
Forestry Branch
Department of the Interior
Medec
Ontario
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Dominion
Born Candidate Sparks City Wide Uproar
A raucous figure in Brooklyn Life discusses a baby seen as a future candidate. He hints the child will race after the nomination, stirring the entire area with provocative language and extreme stamina rumors.
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Wills
Giliik
Brooklyn
Dysentery Cordial Promises Quick Cure
notice extols Dr J D Keiloge’s Dysentery Cordial claiming it saves many from cholera and summer illnesses by prompt use and asserts it acts to subdue the disease and restore health.
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J. D. Keiloge
Time Being My Husband Cured Himself By Buttermilk
A Chicago Record Herald item reports a husband cured by drinking buttermilk after suffering a condition described as a thist. The piece presents a terse anecdote with a probable humorous or curious medical claim.
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Chicago Record Herald
Seed of a Hope in a Neighbor’s Garden
A lyrical poem by Charles F. Lummis asks how a seed of hope planted in a neighbor’s garden will grow under kindness and sun. It speaks of a fragile bloom, a wind of doubt, and longing for a shared future that may endure beyond time.
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Lacy Liege
Arden
Charles F. Lummis
Progressive party question spurs playful dig
Detroit Free Press quips about the Progressive Party asking what it means. The line suggests a joke that the party members switch partners after each game.
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Partty
Progressive Party
Detroit Free Press
Lead production and imports in the United States rise
Lead production in the United States last year reached one billion pounds, up forty million pounds from 1910. Imports in the same period totaled 136 million pounds, down thirty seven million pounds.
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United States
President troubled by dream of exam for admission
The University president appears ill with dark circles and pallor after recounting a nightmare in which he felt his nervous system shattered. He explains to his wife that the trustees demanded he pass the freshman exam for admission.
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