Tragedy of the Mormon Woman in The July Housekeeper
Marian Bonsall reports from rural Utah on polygamy's persistence and its harms to women and children. She interviews victims, revealing ongoing plural marriages despite earlier pledges and Smoot inquiry remarks.
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Marian Bonsall
Minnespolis
Utah
Miss Bonsall
Suggestion magazine highlights mental healing and self improvement
The July issue of Suggestion Chi ngo from New Psychology explores drugless healing nature cure psychic research suggestive therapeutics auto suggestion and the cultivation of will power memory and personal magnetism. The editor argues that a right mental attitude greatly aids health happiness and future success and that inherent psychic powers can be developed for moral mental and physical improvement.
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Suggestion
Chingo
New Psychology
Rock of Ages hymn and publishing previews in Delineator
Allan Therland discusses the hymn Rock of Ages noting its unknown authorship yet divine inspiration. The piece traces its first appearance in Gospel Magazine and cites its influence on notable figures such as Prince Albert. The text also mentions Italian Greek and Latin translations and references a range of new book releases from A. S. Barnes & Co. with varied illustrated works and scholarly titles.
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Allan Therland
Prince Albert
Ween
Victoria
Windsor Castle
Courtships of Catherine the Great reviewed by Sargeant
Philip W. Sargeant's new book The Courtships of Catherine the Great from J. B. Lippincott Co. presents a full portrait of the remarkable empress focusing on her salient qualities. The review notes a prior French volume that placed Catherine among the era's great masters alongside Voltaire and monarchs like Frederick II and Maria Theresa.
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Catherine the Great
Philip W. Sargeant
J. B. Lippincott Co
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Catherine II
Russia
M. C. de Lariviere
Frederick
Prussia
Maria Theresa
Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia Promoted
A drug advertisement claims Kodol contains digestive juices in exact stomach proportions. It is described as a perfect digestant and tissue building tonic curing indigestion dyspepsia sour stomach heartburn palpitations and constipation. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Auto-Suggestion and Personal Magnetism by Herbert A Parkyn
A Chicago publisher releases Auto-Suggestion and Personal Magnetism a 184 page guide claiming right mental attitudes bring health success and vigor. It defines auto suggestion as a practical state accessible to all with directions for confidence courage and memory and notes two chapters on business success.
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Herbert A. Parkyn
Suggestion Publishing Co
Drexel Boulevard
Chicago
Prince of Lovers author Sir William Magnay noted
English baronet born November 30 1855, Magnay wrote A Prince of Lovers and several other titles. He married in 1879 and had three sons. His father was rewarded in 1844 for services to The Royal Exchange rebuild. The excerpt describes a plot where Princess Ruperta falls for an unknown rescuer after an incognito night out.
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William Magnay
Royal Exchange
the Red Chancelor
Count Zarka
Little, Brown & Co
Boston
Ruperta
Between Good and Bad in a Child's World
A fragmented old youth piece contrasts a child’s struggle to be good with parental expectations. It shifts to a family of stories where Johnny helps his mother with berries, and Aletha loses a silver star, learning obedience through practical excuses and a keepsake badge.
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H. C. Meyer
Johnny
Aletha
Ethyl
Prisoning the Princess and Its Bright Adventures
A brisk summary of a literary tale about impris onment and a string of vividly imagined adventures that captivate readers with vivid storytelling and imaginative scenario. The narrative follows a princess through trials and discoveries as her journey unfolds with peril and wonder.
One Minute Cough Cure Brings Relief for Children
The Children’s Favorite One Minute Cough Cure is marketed as safe for coughs croup and whooping cough. It contains no opiate, is said to be harmless and tasty and to cure. Sold by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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W. E. Bard Drug Co
Dog knew the antidote after copperhead bite
In Lehigh county a dog bitten by a copperhead vanished then was found half buried in a swamp a mile from Maple Grove. The animal remained there about a day before returning home apparently unscathed, supporting the old belief that dogs know remedies for poisons.
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Joseph Gaugier
Maple Grove
Lehigh County
Grace Snell to Marry Again in Sixth Union
Chicago reports Mrs Grace Snell Layman daughter of Amos J Snell the murdered Chicago millionaire will wed Mack Love for a sixth time. The ceremony may occur soon with Los Angeles as the future home. She previously married and divorced Frank Nixon Coffin three times.
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New York Sun
Los Angeles
Cal
Grace Snell Layman
Amos J. Snell
Millionaire
Mack Love
Repeated Marriages and Engagement Reported
A historical notice details multiple marriages and divorces for a woman from 1894 to 1908 involving Frank Nixon, James C Walker, Perkins A Layman, and engagement to Mack Love. It notes Love is about 27, handsome, with independent means, and ends with an advertisement for piano sales.
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Love
Brandt and Grote Advertise Vigoral Health and Big S Flour
Brandt and Grote promote Vigoral Health and Big S flour with bold claims of superior quality. Marketing copy emphasizes health benefits and product reliability for consumers.
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Brandt & Grote
Wooden rails run smooth 25 mph on Canadian line
The Kansas City Journal notes several wooden railways in North America. A Quebec line stretches thirty miles with maple rails and trains travel at a steady twenty five miles per hour.
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Kansas City Journal
Canada
United States
Quebec
Jamaica’s Drive for Annexation Stirring Debate
A New York Herald correspondent reports Jamaica favors joining a live wire republic over subjection to a distant monarchy. The headline signals a hot topic amid imperial relations and colonial governance, with the note by B J Nelle praising “S” flour as a decorative aside.
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Jamaica
Republic
New York Herald
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