Lonesome in Prague Judge Freeman Recalls Consul Tenure
Judge A A Freeman of New Mexico recalls his posting as consul in Prague. He notes the citys beauty yet overwhelming loneliness from language barriers and unfamiliar faces, and tells of visiting ancient synagogues and grave markers before resigning the post as too solitary. Washington Post.
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A. A. Freeman
New’ Mexico
the Abbitt
Grant
Prague
Bohemia
New Mexico
Washington Post
Captured the Wrong Lion Head Waiter Honored
Burton Holmes toured as a lecturer and drew social attention. At an eastern city hotel reception a prominent social woman invited him, but the head waiter was mistaken for Holmes and treated as the honored guest. The mix up shows how a social lion hunter can face an amusing misidentification.
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Burton Holmés
Burton Holmes
Holmes
A Poem on Jairus Daughter and Afterlife
A reflective verse contemplates the healing of Jairus daughter and the heavenly scene beyond, imagining whether the earthly joys remain for her after the touch of grace. It ponders which of the maid’s kin might follow in her wandering line and what companionship awaits in heaven.
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Jairus
Earth
Harriet
Prescott
Spoffold
Bowley Chosen Inventor of Bottle Break Device
Rear Admiral Francis R Bowley, chief constructor of the navy, noted as an authority on launching, credited as inventor of an apparatus that lets the christening bottle be released so the vessel swings precisely to the bow.
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Francis
Navy
Christener
International Longeholding Union Ranked Second in U S Membership
The International Longeholding Union now ranks second in United States membership with 142000 members.
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Longeholdinga’s
Dancing masters convention examines new catition de vised
A fragment notes a meeting for dancing masters to consider a new convention plan while diverting from minor topics like tariff debates labor issues and Russian politics. The passage reflects speculative discussion and organizational focus.
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Russia
Iowa Farms $4 Per Acre Cash Claim
A fragmented ad note from Sioux City Iowa mentions four dollars per acre cash and a balance due on a crop, with a vague signature Paldy Mulhall and a slogan about getting to work. The readable text points to a marketing pitch or land deal from an Iowa source.
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Iowa
Paldy“Mulhall
Sioux City
Starch Brand Claims Market Lead in Elevating Elevator Trade
The ad copy touts De fiance Starch as superior to rival brands with high sale potential. It notes wide dealer support and claims the product replaces other starches, implying strong market demand amid reported strong statistics.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Featured as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional cure priced at 75 cents. The text notes there are several methods to pay debts, but most are paid with reluctance.
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Hall
Price
Red Cross Ball Blue and Defiance Starch Ads
An advertisement urges good housekeepers to buy Red Cross Ball Blue at leading grocers for five cents. It compares Defiance Starch, touting 16 ounce packages at the same price as 12 ounce rivals.
Flag Day flag display guidance invites weekend observance
The article advises flying the Stars and Stripes on Flag Day Sunday and, if celebrated on Monday, to hoist the flag then. It notes some observe on Saturday and suggests sympathy and flag display on Saturday as well. It also encourages waving the flag frequently on all weeks.
Bell Leads In Aerial Navigation On Paper
Inventor Bell stands ahead of rivals in aerial navigation on paper claiming a mysterious flyer name. He matches every theory proposed and appears to achieve more, yet has not flown any model yet.
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Bell
Agricultural Losses From Insects Reach Billions
Experts estimate insects destroy 250 million dollars worth of grain cotton and vegetables annually. The cost should include salaries and expenses of those who uncovered this impact.
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Agricultural Department
Man Abandons Rum After Realizing Curse
A man resolves to quit drinking after recognizing the alleged curse of rum. He vows to change his life and avoid alcohol, citing ill effects and personal hardship as motivation for the decision.
Brain Building How Grape-Nuts Help Nervous Strain
A sensational claim extols Grape-Nuts as brain food that strengthens nerves and reduces mania. A former court stenographer describes past collapse and recovery after long hospital care and credits regular Grape-Nuts intake with renewed health and work capacity. The testimonial urges readers to consider the product and mentions a recipe book inside each package.
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State Hospital For
Lincoln
Neb
Battle-Creek
Mieh
Women Excel in Scholarship Say College Presidents
Several college presidents report women outperforming men in overall scholarship. They credit hard work and ambition, noting women lead in science literature and art while men show weakness tied to athletics and reading.
The Specter of Europe in Balkan Outlook
The Balkans show a improving outlook amid current events, likened to a moving picture in a summer show. Regardless of program, the Balkan outlook repeatedly raises the same concern and interest.
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Balkans
Balkan
A Cure for Dropsy Sedgwick Ark
Mr W S Taylor of Sedgwick Arkansas reports his son suffered dropsy with swollen feet and limbs. Two doctors said no recovery. After eight days on Dodd's Kidney Pills the swelling vanished and the boy recovered fully. The family credits the pills with saving his life after doctors gave up.
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Sedgwick
Ark
W. S. Taylor
Dodd
Great Opening for Genius The New Engineering Solution
The passage praises brains to store flood waters for irrigation and notes social observations on marriage finances. Dealers claim Defiance Starch captivates buyers, becoming hard to switch to other starches, with use in cold or boiled water. It also suggests children should be seen more and talked about less.
Defiance Starch touted for quality and value over rivals
In 1900 a Minneapolis notice touts Defiance Starch for higher quantity and superior quality, claiming one third more for the same money. It notes electric fans, cough cures, and a common belief that quality sells itself, with a testimonial from J W O'Brian at 822 Third Ave.
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Piso
J. W. O'Brian
Third Ave
New
Minneapolis,Minn
Red Cross Ball Blue Promises Snow-White Laundry
A vintage grocery line advertises Red Cross Ball Blue laundry powder promising snow white clothes and easy care for everyday washing.
Golden Square Publications Ad Offer
An advertisement offers publications including Kath and topics like Mexico free upon request. It lists Katy 512 Wainwright Bros., St. Louis as contact for the offer.
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Kath” Publications
Square
Mexico
Katy
Wainwright Bros
Cure kidney backache with Dean's Kidney Pills
A. Boyce of Trenton Missouri suffered severe kidney cold and back pain that left him unable to walk. After his wife bought Dean's Kidney Pills and followed directions, his backache faded and disappeared. A free trial offer and mail order from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Sold by all druggists for 50 cents a box.
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A. Boyce
Trenton
Mr. Boyce
United States
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
RE. Paxton Co
Boston
Mass
Columbus Ave
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