Poisonous potential in raw eggs warned by Pasteur expert
Prof. Metchnikoff of the Pasteur Institute told a Paris court that egg whites may harbor disease bacteria even in fresh eggs. He testified that heated or whipped cream with raw egg can remain dangerous, and that flour and pastry cases hinge on this risk as affected consumers seek redress for harm from tainted cream tarts.
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Metehnikoff
Pasteur Institute
Paris
London Telegraph
M. Metchnikof
Painter C T Smith Credits Dodd's Kidney Pills
Saint Ste Marie Mich August 14 C T Smith a painter and decorator of 209 Anne Street says he suffered from back pain caused by various ailments and even lead poisoning. After using two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills he could throw away a cane and walk without pain, claiming a complete cure and lasting happiness.
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Saint Ste. Marie
Mich
C. T. Smith
Anne Street
Dodd
Russians Not Cruel Claim From Moscow Writer
A Moscow writer J. Novicov argues Russians are among Europe’s least cruel, noting absence of brutal popular sports like cockfighting bullfighting or pugilism and highlighting little lynch law as common practice.
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Moscow
J. Novicov
Europe
Origin of Birds Names Tied to Saint Peter
A writer notes naming origins for birds and parrots. The petrel is linked to Saint Peter, the fisherman who walked on waves. In Spain Portugal France the word for parrot reflects Peter as a common Christian name. A house sparrow is nicknamed pierrot in France.
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St. Peter
Peter
Galilee
Spain
Portugal
France
Pierrot
Questionable Tea Promise Sparks Consumer Skepticism
A garbled prompt asks about a tea that refunds money if you dislike it, suggesting a marketing gimmick or scam. The odd phrasing hints at translation errors or a misread OCR from a newspaper item discussing refunds, guarantees, and consumer trust.
Masquerade Ball Brings Notorious Criminals To Life In Berlin
A Berlin doctor hosted a masquerade where guests dressed as famous criminals. High-born malefactors like the Borgias inspired the costumes while one notable attendee transformed into Charles Peace the burglar, mingling with the aristocracy of crime.
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Berlin
Grocer’s Fair Profit on Schilling’s Best Goods
The text notes a grocer earning a fair profit on Schilling’s Best products while implying customers can afford them. It mentions returns or refunds if costs are not met, but the legibility is limited and specifics are unclear.
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Schilling
Where a Woman Outdoes Nature
A witty line from the New York Press proclaims that a woman can use wit ribbons and a smile to surpass the beauty work of nature, boasting the skill and charm that human effort can supply.
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New York Press
Alderman Reveals Bribe Scheme in City Council
A dramatic chapter shows Alderman Sam confessing a bribery bid by Arthur Morris. He admits offering ten thousand dollars to sway votes, then renounces the deal and returns the money with a certified check and the signed agreement. Chaos erupts as the council reacts.
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Arthur Morris
Sam
Alderman Hendricks
Probing Wall Street Plot Drives Blake to Bold Move
In a dramatic scene the plan to topple Morris accelerates as Blake schemes to win Jessie's hand and force a quick marriage. Amid political pressure aldermen testify, bribery funds are deposited, and a chaotic mob floods the corridors after a heated vote.
The Love of a Man for a Woman Chapter XXVIII
Arthur Morris endures a troubled dinner as James Blake plots victory fueled by jealousy and a defiant plan to buy love. Blake and John Burt strategize while Morris forms a protective pool with bankers, all centering on a woman whose pure, loyal heart drives the high stakes conflict.
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Arthur Morris
Jessie
Blake
Gen
Corden
James Blake
Council
Morris
Unis
Cosmopolitan
Hoffman House
Tom
John Burt
San Francisco
New York
John
Counci
Gen. Cardes
James Blake & Company
Hawkins
Mortie
Samuel I. Rounds
Morria
Family Fire Drill Advice For Safe Home Evacuation
A household advisory recommends regular family fire drills especially with young children. It suggests dressing gowns and slippers by the bed, slipping them on at the alarm, covering with a blanket, and using a damp handkerchief to guard the mouth while exiting. Emphasis is placed on keeping calm and teaching how to smother small flames and close doors to control drafts.
Bismarck’s Affection Shown To Major von Wiermann
Prince Bismarck expressed deep affection for Maj. von Wiermann, kissing his face as the officer departed to East Africa to quell the Busbirt insurrection, serving under the German Schutztruppe and commander’s role.
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Bismarck
Explorer
Prince Bismarck
Maj
von Wineman
East Africa
Schuteruppe
Busbirt
The American trade is not very prosperous, so much trash.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses poor trade conditions and financial concerns, mentioning a grocer and retirement. The readable portion hints at economic strain and consumer issues without clear dates, names, or places.
Tightness of Boots and Shots Remedy
A brief tip notes that uncomfortable tightness in boots can be relieved by rubbing the shoes with olive oil or castor oil while worn, then allowing the oil to dry in to ease the discomfort.
Cross Eau The Fascocs Ss Sa Bis et Spat Baoan
The fragmentary entry mentions a cross and a set of unclear terms. It lacks coherent names, dates, or places to establish a sure event or person. No definitive action or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
The Dressmaker or the House: Winkleton's Ultimatum
Mrs. Winkleton faces a stark choice as her husband demands one partner in their home. He declares he will not share his house with two women and challenges the dressmaker to decide quickly who stays. The quarrel ends with her resignation and his firm stance.
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Mrs. Winkleton
Tommy's Illustrious Absence From School Causes Laughter
A note from a boy's father informs the schoolmaster that Tommy was kept at home to wash his father, prompting merriment at the odd phrasing and the father's casual attitude.
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Tommy
Mdnn
Reward for error detection in old printing houses
A London association of correctors recalls a quaint medieval practice. Printers stored copies outside their offices and rewarded passers by who spotted errors with prizes ranging from a cup of wine for a broken letter to wine and beef for a turned letter, illustrating the severity of print mistakes.
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Amner Or
We London Association of
Heart Right When He Quit Coffee
A Colorado man credits quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee with restoring digestion and nerves, steadying his heart, and gaining life insurance acceptance after prior rejection. The ad claims coffee caused heart trouble and promotes Postum as a cure, urging readers to try the product and read The Road to Wellville.
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Colorado
Postum
Ife Insurance Co
Postum Co
Battie Creek
Mich
Wellville
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