California Roses in Southern California Gardens and Climbers
The article extols vast rose profusion in California, noting climbers on adobe walls, hedges of Marechal Niel and Jacquemine varieties along roads to Los Angeles and Pomona. It highlights enormous blooming specimens in Pomona, Riverside, Santa Barbara, Ventura, and San Gabriel valleys, with measurements, garden counts, and the air thick with perfume.
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California
Los Angeles
Pomona
Southern
San Gabriel
Skinner Garden
Japan
Mediterranean
Bloorky
Ventura
Tennyson
Maverick Clarke Writes with Any Pen and Ink
Maverick Clarke declares a vow to copy letters using any pen or ink on any paper without brush water or press, signaling a bold, self bound writing experiment. The statement frames a personal pledge and method choice without external apparatus.
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Maverick Clarke
Webster as a Drinker at Richmond Capitol Speech
A fragment recounts Daniel Webster arriving in Richmond in the fifties, being aided to the capitol after intoxication, drinking brandy to steady himself, then delivering his famed October and Hayne replies before an audience of 5000. Edward Everett notes similar pre speech preparation. Beverages.
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Daniel Webster
Richmond
Exchange Hotel
James Lyons
Robert B. Scott
Frauquier
Capitol
Mr. Webster
Lyons
Mr. Scott
Washington Statue
Mr. Lyons
Richmbond
Edward Everett
Webster
Hayne
South Carolina
Read Them, Master Them If You Are Man Enough
John Burroughs argues that college study of poets like Milton Shakespeare Dante and Chaucer becomes a mere parsing exercise. Students gain facts but miss emotional culture, failing to feel the living soul of the poets. He urges readers to read enjoy love and master the poets to enhance life.
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Chaucer
John Burroughs
Century
Emerson on Shakespeare and the range of his influence
Ralph Waldo Emerson extols Shakespeare's reach across morals manners economics philosophy religion taste and life. He asks what sphere of human conduct or knowledge Shakespeare has not touched and how he surpasses tutors in every station from maiden to sage.
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William Shakespeare
Talma
Ralph Waldo Emerson
The Promoters Capital Stock Plot Revealed
A Baltimore American excerpt portrays two promoters debating capital stock set at 1 billion dollars. The first urges the amount, the second drafts a prospectus, and when asked about increasing capital, replies it is easy to press the zero key.
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Adi
Baltimore American
Devoted Parent Dawson Cited for Fatherly Dedication
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes a neighbor praising Dawson as one of the most devoted fathers. He reportedly stays awake half the night devising clever sayings to credit his children, reflecting a standout parental commitment.
Juvenile idea quote cited by Chicago Post
The Chicago Post cites a juvenile idea posing the question Willie asks what happens to bad little boys. The reply suggests they have more fun than good little boys, reflecting a sensational or provocative line from a past article.
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Willie
Chicago Post
Replicas of Houdon Washington Bust Spread to New York Schools
Wilson MacDonald of New York owns a bust cast from Houdon’s original Washington, with replicas sent to 150 Manhattan schools. The project started from Frank Tilford of New York and seeks national use, aiming for congressional acquisition to place the portrait in every school, honoring Houdon’s work and Washington’s memory.
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Wixom MacDonald
New York
Washington
Mide
Howden
Frank Tilford
York
Wilford
Wilson MacDonald
West One Hundred and Second Street
George Washington
America
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Mount Vernon
Houdon
Paris
Clark Mills
James Wilson Alexander MacDonald
Ohio
General Washington
Cincinnati
St. Lou
MacDonald
Mac Donald
Thomas EH. Benton
United. States
Mercantile Library
Acti
Wdn New
Rand
Iata
William Cullen Bryant
Charles O’conor
Peter Cooper
Robert G. Ingersoll
John van Buren
Washington Irving
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Fitz-Greene Halleck
Central Park
Edward Bates
Lincoln
United States
Tilford
George
Congress
Orchard and Garden Tips for Trees and Plants
Advice on deep bed preparation for roots, grape pruning, soil tilth, moss control with lime wash, careful tree transplantation, timely spraying for pests, and Gladiolus bulb planting in full sun with sandy soil and moderate depth. Emphasizes straight rows, rich soil, and avoiding fresh manure for best growth.
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Jean
Tea dawn popularity cited in Holland remarks
A fragment notes a remark about base in several Sita pa a the popularity of our Holland and references The Tea dawn. The context is unclear and fragmented, but the snippet highlights enthusiasm for a tea-related event or product in Holland.
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Holland
Heart Stimulant Debate in Cold Bath Therapy
A historical medical note argues against alcohol as a heart stimulant and favors cold applications. Kellogg describes a chest compress method using 60 degree water, with alcohol minimized or avoided. It notes Winternitz and others prefer cold baths without alcohol, highlighting alcohol as a narcotic rather than a tonic. Health.
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Winternitz
Germany
Kellogg
Dr. Kellogg
France
The Coal Incident of Admiral Dewey’s Squadron
The article recounts Admiral Dewey’s independence when his Asiatic squadron bought excess coal without consulting the Navy Department. Correspondence with Captain Bradford of the Bureau of Equipment is included, showing the exchange between Manila and Washington about the coal purchase.
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DeWey
Asiatic ‘Squadron
Bureau of Equipment
Navy Department
Bradford
Washington
Manila
Olympia
Chief Bureau Equipment
The Wrong of Intolerance Commentary
A fragment appears to critique intolerance as harmful to both state and individual. It condemns conceit and deadly pride in intolerant minds, arguing that conduct and national policy should arise from thought and judgment rather than closed-minded zeal.
Representative Hosker Explains Humble Image in Congress
In a Washington Star excerpt, Representative Hosker clarifies his deliberate plainness to remain relatable to constituents. He says he is not getting proud by serving in congress and wants to avoid appearing arrogant to voters.
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Hosker
Congress
Washington Star
Woman’s claim to die for him sparks wary gaze
A fragment from the Atchison Globe notes a woman’s dramatic assertion that she would die for a man, followed by him scanning the surroundings for others. The line suggests a tense moment of perceived danger or possessiveness.
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Atchison Globe
Sewing Machines At Bewitrd Store For Three Dollars
Fragmentary notice indicates sale of sewing machines priced at three dollars each at a Bewitrd store located at 110 West tone avenue. Purchasers urged to visit for purchase.
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R. M. Beitel
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Cole
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Edmonson County
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Louisville
Bhi Company
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Wilson*macdonald
Saturday Evening Post
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Bet Eyring
Carlsbad
Espr
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San’ Antonio
Lythia
Magnesia
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Strontia
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Valle
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Chicago
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San Provincs
Portland
Colorado
Springs
Pueblo
Chattanooga
Asheville
Kansas City
Memphis
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Mcmillan
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Katy
St.Louis
Bruce KK. Morton
Te Aa
Alamo Plazay
Mawes &O
Orleans Cotton Exchange
Avocessors
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Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
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New Orleans
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