Chautauqua at Boulder Draws Texas Visitors in July
Boulder Colorado hosts the Texas and Colorado Chautauqua mid term as crowds grow with Denver excursionists and teachers filling classes. Gov. speakers include Rev. J F Nugent Col J F Tuttle and Champ Clark of Missouri. Miss Katherine Everts performs. Texas women showcase club work with San Antonio and Houston delegations praising libraries and rest rooms for farmers.
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Denver
J. F. Nugent
Des Moines
Ellis Brooks
Chautauqua Aists
Roney Boys
J. F. Tuttle
Custer
Col. Tuttle
Katherine J. Everts
Bouldey
Colo
Sherwood Art
Colorado Club
Noble Prentis
Kansas City
U. S
Luther Manslip
Jackson
Miss
Man
Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Boulder
Galveston News
Nat Jones
Sarah King
San Antonio
J. Arthur
Austin
Jones
Alam City
Texas
Arthur
Houston Club
Victoria
Houston
Hale
Waco
Ed Rotan
Pennybacker
Palestine Club
Cisco
Laredo
Kerrville
Paris
Corsicana
Hillsboro
South
Great West
Chautauqua
T.R. Baldwin
H. I. Anderson
Jexas
P. F. Barnum
Weatherford
A. D. Warren
S. Robertson
Dallas
F. W. Caruthers
Blooming Grove
D. J. Roheney
Stella Clark
Brownwood
Southern Railway Promotes Summer Resorts Catalog Is Out
The Southern railway issues a folder titled Summer Homes and Resorts describing about a thousand summer resorts hotels and boarding houses with rates and rail fares. Write C A Bellscoter assistant general passenger agent Southern railway Chattanooga Tenn for a copy.
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Southern Railway
Ahsville
N. C
Hot Springs
Hale Springs
Tenn
Roan Mountain
Monte Sano
Huntsville
Ala
Lithia Springs
Virginia Springs
Southern
C. A. Bellscoter
Cattanooga,lenn
Mosquito Conversation in Puck Teaches Compassion
A fable-like dialogue from Puck has two mosquitoes lamenting human cruelty. They argue humans miss the use of mosquitoes and should offer more attractive food, while one asks what is the use of buzzing.
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Puck
Transporting Tea Through Russia and the Trans Siberian Rail
The article notes that in January last year twenty thousand sleigh loads carried about ten units each passed through Tomsk Russia, handling roughly ten million pounds of tea daily. It predicts the Trans Siberian railroad will reduce prices for tea in the United States and shift tea transport from sleighs to railroad cars, signaling the benefits of a complete mailroad system.
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Tomsk
Russia
Literary Bureau
Houston
Invisible Inks and How to Read Them in Fire
A guide lists methods to reveal invisible writings. Dissolve sulphuric acid in water for wall writing that becomes visible when heated. Use rice water, iodine, or onion juice to create inks that turn black blue or brown under heat or iodine.
Queen Victoria Made Honorary Member by Urbino Academy
The Royal Raphael academy of Urbino elects Queen Victoria an honorary member and awards a gold medal with an album of photographs of Urbino treasures. The diploma is richly illuminated and presented amid festive displays as Prof Morris Moore departs for Windsor with the artifacts.
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Royal Raphael Academy
Urbino
Italy
Morris Moore
University of Rome
Queen Victoria
Wie Academy
Queal Palace
Ducal
Academy
Busignani
Mort's Moore
Windsor
Woman Seeks Colonial Furniture for Restorations
A Maryland woman pursues a novel business traveling through rural Virginia and the Carolinas to locate colonial furniture. She buys at low cost, renovates, and sells later at a substantial profit.
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Maryland
Virginia
Carolinas
Dumb Money Talk Gets Whacked In Family Quarrel
A mother and son clash over money and virtue as the boy improvises questions about Cuba monkeys and mangoes. A slap ends the exchange, leaving the child silent and the mother irritated.
Pronunciation Tip from Syracuse Herald
The Syracuse Herald notes that the name Nien Tsin is not pronounced aloud but whistled. This unusual guidance highlights a unique way readers may attempt to say the name.
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Syracuse Herald
Debates on Consumption and Public Health Rules
A physician criticizes health department measures as misaligned with disease facts. He argues prevention depends on reducing exposure to the bacillus tuberculosis and cites historical attitudes and the impracticality of broad bans on travel, hotels, and public venues. He contends consumption spreads in all ages and remains present despite supposed safeguards.
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Board of ‘Health
Boston
California
Tle Health Department of
New York
Tuwe
Baan of Health
Theaiti Department
Souther
Valriance
Hippocrates
Epithelium Protects Lungs From Consumption Threats
A medical brief explains how infection begins in the respiratory tract. It identifies cold and air-borne exposure as starting points, notes the epithelium's role in shielding the lungs, and cites conditions like catarrh influenza faucitis laryngitis bronchitis and pneumonia as local threats that can be treated early to prevent or combat consumption.
Wanterby Feud Echoes Through Town Gossip
In Philadelphia the exchange recalls Wanterby and his grandfather, as neighbors debate who boasted more about family lineage. The oldest resident defends the bragging, noting the grandfather’s past pride when Wanterby was a baby.
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Wanterby
Philadelphia
Puerto Rico Travel Lacks Modern Roads and Fast Services
Albert W. Buel notes in Engineering Magazine that Puerto Rico has few new transportation facilities. Travelers face steep costs and primitive rutas with carretas and caminos. Distances of 130 kilometres cost about 40 pesos, while 32 kilometre trips run around 14 pesos, and pony travel is common for deeper exploration.
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States
Puerto Rico
Albert W. Buel
China in Regeneration and Reform Demanded
John Foord argues in Engineering Magazine that pacification of China requires sweeping reforms of its economy and administration. He warns corruption and inefficient officials threaten order and urges a capable Chinese leadership and a reformist central government backed by the powers. He contends reforms started by the emperor are vital and overdue, not undermined by recent events.
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China
Dekin
John Foord
Engineering Magazine
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