Party From Wheeling Returns From California Mission
A distinguished party from Wheeling and Congress Rivers and Harbors committee arrived from California after inspecting barber conditions on the Pacific coast and presenting the battleship Wheeling with a silver service. The group, traveling via San Antonio and Houston, includes Gen S Walker and several congressmen. They planned to visit New Orleans and Louisville, with stops en route, while the city funded the Wheeling service and glassware for advertising.
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Gie Scumbora
California
Rivers and Warters Committee
Congress
Wheeling
West
Friends
Alaska
Wheelis
Bilger
Wheelton
San Antonio
Gimmy Aabone
Cty
Lefe
Jtouston
Rivers and Iarders
New Orleans
Houston
Walker
Wytheville
Stonewall Jackson
Genwel Walker
Conygenssiouta
Fon
TR. Dovner
M.A. Caldwell
Dorner Darving
Claries M. Brun
Minersville
Landen- Blager Sand
Paulstorn
NX. d
Gml Elateher
Sin Jose
Cat
Bavkhead
Payette
Alg
J. M. Davis
Gruton
W. Va
Macshall
New Timberland
UY. Br
Hugsoll
Slubgile
Monge
Kon
Bishop
Lurdington
Mich
Warren Miller
Jackson
James Barry
Newport
J AL Mowsey
Wironwit
Min
J. G. Cannon
Dunville
Morgan
Landutu
John Waterhouse
Joseph Speidel
Taylor
Exis
Major Lee Dagwood
Boughner
Laurh Boughner
Clarksourg
Hom J. R. Butts
If C. Wilehards
Sherif
Ohio County
W. Vas
Peter, Bachman
T. M. Garvin
James P. Maxwell
C. L. Juering
Allen B. Smith
Andrew Hace
Hpl McGregor
Bk, Johnson
TR. Glass
T. Mountains
Olio Ty+ eon
J. C. Willians
James M. Corteragi
New Cumberland
Alee
W. C. Beans
Register
W. Coliner
West Virginia
Union Pac
Catholic Week's Calendar Reads Like A Fragment
Calendar entries mix saints and observances with garbled names and stray notes. An unclear listing mentions Mathew apostle and evangelist, Thomas of Vila Neva bishop, and Mary devotion, with stray lines about saints, feasts, and a note on Rev Mother Iorenes of Divine Providence returning from Castroylile.
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Bandas
Mondar
Mathew
Apostle
Thomas of
Vila
Neva
Sinus
Pepe
Mart ¥ Viilay
Panious
Mfont
Get
Iorenes
Statera of
Divine Providence
Castroylile
PITH AND POINT A Mosaic of Witty Snippets
The Ruralville Citizen and other papers share quips on luc concerts political jokes and social fashions. A jury of brief exchanges touches on humor about law terms fashion and death with caustic asides and light satire from multiple Chicago and Pittsburgh outlets.
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Puck
Mumllisten
Weezer
Lawd Ternis
Flo
Brooklyn Life
Ethel
Preddy
Robinson Crusoe
Chicago Evening Post
The Mad Scientist and the Camera Trap
In a rural Michigan pasture Silas Jones films a bull to illustrate the psychology of purpose. Professor Sencen Jones aids, but a wild twist breaks the camera plate when the tool misfires and the bull bolts, leaving the scene a comic scientific fiasco.
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Sencen Jones
Pastore
Yarmer Silly Jones
Prof
Sen
Siloy
Silas
Jo Nong
Bilag
Pate
Reckhon
Ben
Siliu
Michigan
Vince Epi
Palmer Jones
Pliny
Prof. Jones
Seneca Jones
Tlu
Seneta Jones
Magnificent Life of Tats Dedter Mar Ji Wife of Li Chung Tong
A fragmentary description from Collier's Weekly portrays Tats Dedter Mar Ji as a refined, beautiful, and learned noblewoman with a forty-something agi. She dwells in a grand Pel-Tin residence with songbirds and gems, surrounded by 1000 attendants, vast wardrobes, numerous coats, trounerettes, and fur ryhea furs.
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Tats
Dedter
Marchioness
Li Chung Tong
Collier's Weekly
Doping Army Mules exposed by St Louis veterinarian
Dr. Ferrell, a St Louis veterinarian, testified that a government mule contract was let at 65 dollars per head, though genuine mules cost at least 150. He described contracts rigged with doped livestock treated with injections of a fluid containing arsenic to appear youthful, and noted proof of sawed teeth and deliberate aging to hide the fraud.
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Exl Ferrell
Ferrell
St. Louis
Chicago
East St. Louis
Ed Ferrer
Uwu
Holt
Syhen J Hnel
The
Poet-Dispatch
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Non-Inflammable Fabrica Sparks Fire Safety Debate
The Paris recert disaster highlights the need for nonflammable decorations and clothing. Experts note that textiles can be made fireproof and that celluloid poses a major fire risk in exhibitions. Researchers seek safer handling and treatment to reduce inflammable dangers in everyday use.
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Paris
Ledger
Miscellaneous items from distant towns and oddities
A Mount Zion hen lays eggs in a short period, a band of women plays music at Hoppner, sparrows strip wheat near Wabash. A Nebraskan widow struck by lightning is thrown from her home to a spot under a table. A Kansas town debates Sunday worship. Lovilia residents form a rat extermination union. Palmyra quilter Bezink Hubbard produced various quilts and crafts. Petersburg gardens expand after two-year trials with pine imports. Oregon L I resident demonstratess young vigor at 63. A Nesvien area negro reports a strange bulldog like animal killed by dogs. A Mexico City worker fell from a three-story roof onto a streetcar roof and rolled off injured. a passenger lost hat and umbrella.
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Mount Zion
Hub
Hoppner
Gre
Wabash
Ind
Leary Hohre
Auburn
Neb
Kansas Town
Lovilia
Bezink Hubbard
Palmyrm
At Petersburg
Fin
Tacob H. Tuthill
Oregon
L. I
Mississippi
Nesvien
Mexico City
Fashion Hints for New Town of Deexs and Maple Sugar Candy
Fashion note from the New Town of Deexs describes chic winter looks with silk, belts, and lace tabs, favoring single-color family tones and ornate trims. It highlights India silks, taffeta linings, and decorative belts as key trends for the season. Also includes a maple sugar candy recipe: dissolve maple sugar in milk, boil until brittle in cold water, add butter, and set in pans, then score into squares.
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Deexs
Taftelos
Chicago Chronicle
N. Y. Tribune
Doth Charged and a Quiet Confrontation at the Bar
A tangled exchange ends with a drinker offering a small sum as a drawer reaches under the counter for a pistol. The bartender asserts the money is theirs in a terse, unsettled scene captured by the Boston Transcript.
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Boston
Keeping the sick room neat and quiet for comfort
Advice from Mrs. Burton Kingsland in Ladies Home Journal urges scrupulous cleanliness and cheerful surroundings in the sick room to ease the patient. It stresses minimal noise, neat dress for nurses, removal of dishes, discreet medicine storage, and gentle handling to support healing. It also includes a recipe for caramel custard with clear instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Kingsland
Ian
Rolling Special Trait for Expanded Rail Trial
Washington reports the agriculture secretary aims to extend experimental steel track wheels. The Road Inquiry office arranged with Cambri a Tron Works Johnston Pa to roll special rails for testing. A single track mile weighs about 106 tons and costs 3500 dollars per mile. New York state agricultural experiment station placed the first order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary At Agriculture
Office of Road Inquiry
Cangabria Tron Works
Johnston
Iron Company
Apun & Pla
New York State Agriculural Experiment Slaton
Marion Downden Shot By Guard Companion In Ouachita City
In Monroe La on September 18 Marion Dowden a popular Ouachita Guards member was accidentally shot at about 6:80 in the morning by Thury McGorilck. The rifle bullet passed through his stomach and exited near the Tackbauwy. Bowden was on short duty at the time. Guardsmen volunteered to stand the city for forty eight hours.
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Monroe
Marion Dowden
Ouachita Guards
Thury McGoriilck
Tackbauwy
Bowden
Uit
President meets Republican leaders over Louisiana appointments
Washington Sept 18 Captain Wimberly a Republican national committeeman and P F Horwiky chairman met with the President at the White House and Postmaster General Gary to discuss Louisiana affairs and a possible appointment as collector of the port Wimberly’s future remains debated among opponents though administration circles expect confirmation of the post.
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Jana Republican Politigians Viail Meliiley
Washington
Winberly
Republicum National Committees
P. F. Horwiky
Camittee
White House
Prey Anley
Gary
Republica
Louisiana
McMinley
State of
Wimberly
Eireles
Herwig
National Committee
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Catholic News
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Maude
Brooklyn
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Uncle Sam
New Bedford
Mase
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Salem
Lowell
Jostar
Worcester
Lynn
Newburyport
Springfield
Lawrence
Fall River
Chelsea
Taunton
Heverhill
Somerville
Fitchburg
Solyoke
Gloucester
New
Brockton
Northampton
Buffalo
Cole
3. T. Borer
Tome Journa
Quart
Stlot
SpeciWire
Sunday Light
A. Pancoasi
Merce Street
J. Steinhardt
Southern Hotel
Emerson & Co
Soledad Street
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