Paris Studio Life and Luxembourg Art Treasures
The writer tours the Luxembourg collection and Gobelins tapestries, notes artists like Sargent Monet and Whistler, and describes Paris studios Colarossi and Gandava. They recount student life at Latin Quarter studios, the American Art Student's Club, a Bohemian Bal Bullier night, Sorbonne grandeur, Cluny museum, Beaux-Arts, and social gatherings with American contacts before departing toward the Riviera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvre
Luxembourg
Palace
Marie de Medici
Sargent
the van Dyke
Carmencita
Whistler
Watt
Marie Buskirseff
Cabanel
Carolus—Duran
Puvis de Chevanne
Monet
Manet
Jaque
Levolle
Constant
Bonnat
Demuaille
Breton
Bougereau
Tissot
Colbert
Louis XVI
Charles
le Brun
Los Angeles
California
Miss Deval
Miss Blagg
Paris
Miss Hillier
Denver
Colorado
Gandava’s
Paria
Sonia XIV
Bourbon Familly
Francia I
Colarossi
American Art Student’s Club
Martin
Sorbonne
University of France
Cardinal Richelieu
Hotel de Neale
Margaret of Burgundy
Seine
Robert de Sorbon
St. Louis
France
Pavia de Chevannes
Napoleon
Josephine
Marie Antoinette
Versailles
Ecole Dea Beaux-Arta
Rome
Paul Delaroche
DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed as Best Remedy
For a hundred years Witch Hazel served as a superior remedy but E C DeWitt Co Chicago developed a salve combining its virtues with antiseptics. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve touted as best for sores cuts burns bruises and piles. Counterfeits circulate. look for the name DeWitt on every package and buy only from Dillard Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
Dillard Drug Co
Hair Turning White Wins City Damages for Woman
The Supreme Court of New York awarded Mrs Lena Henschel of this city $3000 after she claimed her hair turned white in one night due to a fall. She sought $25000 and showed her snow white hair in court. Before the accident her hair was rich dark brown.
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Supreme Court of
New York
Lena Henschel
Dr Farney's Teeth ing Syrup Ad for Mothers
An advertisement titled Dr Farneys Teeth ing Syrup appeals to mothers urging use for children teeth health. The notice emphasizes importance to mothers and calls readers to look for the ad in this issue.
Sermon on Women From The Dodger’s Meditative Insight
A humorous monologue likens women to a paradox and perpetual conundrum, praising some qualities while poking fun at others. It portrays women as both earthly blessings and sources of mischief, noting contrasts in behavior and perception with satirical wit.
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Torks
Puck Hh
Fertilizing Roses for Rich Foliage and Blossoms
Advice from Woman's Home Companion on soil quality and rose care suggests using littery decayed stable compost as mulch and soil amendment. If unavailable, commercial fertilizers may be substituted, applied sparingly away from roots and worked into the soil, yielding richer foliage and healthier blossoms in weeks.
Arsenic Mining Stock Moves Near Christiansburg
A mine about eight miles from Christiansburg Virginia ships arsenic to Pittsburg. The United States Arsenic Mining Co. in which Pittsburg men are interested controls 1,600 acres and has begun large scale operations to extract the arsenic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiansburg Va
Pittsburg
The
United States Arsenic Mining Co
Old Man's Retrospect Poem of Eternal Dimples and Wrinkles
A nostalgic poem narrates enduring love through aging and wrinkles. The speaker recalls a past romance marked by dimples and loving eyes, celebrates lifelong devotion, and envisions a final, timeless union beyond life as roses bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euch
Sehall
Thrown From a Wagon In North Pain
Mr. George K. Babcock was thrown from his wagon and severely bruised. He used Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely and praised its quick relief. A well known citizen, he endorses Pain Balm for sprains and bruises and claims it cures faster than other treatments. Sold by W. T. Younger Druggiat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Babcock
Chamberlain
Babcock
North Pain
Sonn
W. T. Younger
Port Royal minister sues Boston Chemical over ad image
Reverend J H A Cyrus of Port Royal Virginia sues the Boston Chemical Company for using his photo in hair straightening ads without permission. He claims damage of 5000 dollars and asks for summons for several company officers. The case filed in the Law and Equity Court was presented by attorney Giles B Jackson.
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J. H. A. Cyrus
Port Royal
Colored National Baptist Convention
Law and Equity Court
Giles B. Jackson
Boston Chemical Company
R. H. Stoltz
Rilas Gathright
Marie C. Stoltz
M. H. Gathright
Richmond Times Dispatch
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief
A dental ad style note claims perfect digestion guarantees a strong heart by relieving indigestion. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy that eases stomach strain and supports heart function, aiding digestion to nourish blood and tissues. Sold by Dillard Drug Co. Also recommends De Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup for biliousness and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard Drug Co
Spanking Wivis sparks Michigan judge remark
An article reports Judge Mandell of Detroit suggesting a husband may spank an unruly wife, citing August Sobke and his wife in Michigan. It notes Texas wives resist spanking, warns Michigan men not to marry Texas women, and questions the judge’s stance amid domestic conflict debates.
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Michigan
Mandell
Detroit
August Sobke
Sobke
Texas
Benc
Houston Post
Coachella man sues doctor over cholera remedy claim
J White of Coachella alleges a doctor charged 12 50 for cholera morbus treatment and claims the physician would not confirm Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy under oath. Nebraska breathing wells described by US geological survey are driven wells that respond to barometric changes and may reveal air pressure in subsoil.
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J. White
Coachella
Gal
Chamberlain
W. T. Younger
United States Geological Survey
Youth
Mamille’s Prayer Ends With Baking Powder Plea
A child's whispered prayer, as recounted from Lippincott's, recalls Mamille kneeling with her mother and asking God for goodness and sweetness, interjecting a humorous line about baking powder. The memory blends innocence with a light comic aside.
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Mother
Mamie
Jay Me
Norman H. Pitman
Lippincott's
Believing Snake Meat Causes Madness in Hazleton Man
John Hazal of Hazleton Pennsylvania suspects his wife fed him snake meat for three weeks after visiting a clairvoyant. He fears his illness is caused by her alleged lover and seeks answers about his continuing sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hazal
Hazleton
Halal
Triumphs of Modern Surgery
Describes modern surgical feats and antiseptics speeding healing. Promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as antiseptic and analgesic for injuries. Advertisement notes availability from W. T. Younger Druggist.
Mimicry in Wild Animals Across Climates
The article explains mimicry as deception used by many creatures to survive. It distinguishes aggressive and protective mimicry and notes polar bears and snowy owls imitate snow in the Far North to approach prey, while Arctic hares mimic snow to evade predators. Farther south white animals are rare, so some mimic sand, pebbles, leaves, and moss-covered trunks to blend in.
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P. T. Barnum
Kocol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed By Drug Co Readers
Dillard Drug Co invites readers to test the Kocol Dyspepsia Cure and to recommend it if cured. The product digests what you eat, cures indigestion and stomach troubles, and increases strength by aiding digestion so nutrients reach the blood. It is described as pleasant and palatable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard Drug Co
Kodo
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Virginia
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