Free Zodiac Readings Offer Invites Readers to Send Birth Data
A newspaper column promotes astrology by offering readers a free zodiac reading based on birth data. It asks for sex race place of birth full birth date time and initials, and promises readings published in order. It cites Prof G W Cunningham and includes multiple sample readings for Miss Mary of Detroit and Paul G of Chicago.
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A. M
P. M
G. W. Cunningham
Dept. 4
South Clinton St
Oazzee
Escordance
Mary
Detroit
Anpals
Hidden yearnings test a strained household in crisis
Constance endures a fragile peace with Edward while she wrestles with forbidden feelings toward his brother. A will uneasily binds futures as Mr Withers reveals provisions and her heart battles guilt, duty, and longing in a tense household.
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Constance
Edward
Dward
Miss Wield
Eoward
Connie
Harriet
Phe
Mr Withers
It Was a Woman's Privilege at the Bank
The New York Herald recalls a busy bank scene with long lines of women waiting to present semi annual interest. A stern clerk questions a new depositor about genealogy and age as she pleads to whisper her age rather than reveal it to all.
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New York Herald
Remarkable Underground Canal Between Worsley and St Helens
The canal, sixteen miles long and underground, links coal mines in Lancashire. Duke of Bridgewater estates saved costs by moving coal underground, using ordinary canal boats. Men powered propulsion by lying on their backs and pushing with their feet against cross bars as they load the tunnel arch.
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Worsley
St. Helens
England
Lancashire
Duke of Bridgewater
Ireland’s Big Cavern First Explored by Martel
French explorer Monsieur Martel has completed the first full ascent of Mitchelstown cavern in Ireland the largest cave in the British Isles. The limestone chamber features a dense network of passages resembling a city map and stretches about a mile and a quarter. It hosts unique in-cave wildlife including a spider species found only inside.
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British Islands
Mitchelstown
Ireland
Monsieur Martel
France
Be a Trinity Church Aisle Benches Mystery
Old Trinity church aisles hold small benches for strangers and free back pews. sexton notes pew holders who skip seats and frees all seats after the second lesson. The fragment discusses phosphate and clover seed needs with lime, phosphoric acid, and potash for seed crops.
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Old Trinity
Trinity Church
New York Times
Reward Offered for Catarrh Cure Claim
An ad offers one hundred dollars for any use of Catarrh Cure claims that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure Co. Toledo firms West & Vranas Walding, Winning & Marvin back the product and Cheney is trusted. Claims are promoted with testimonials and free samples. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and priced by druggists. Walls Family Music is mentioned.
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Coledo Ohio
FT Cheney
West & Vranas
Toledo
Walls
Mls
Apples of Gold quote from Dr James Mackendice to economic reformers
A Philadelphia audience at a distinguished educational association heard Dr James Mackendice urge American employers to remember that a woman must earn money enough to pay her board if civilization is to progress. The remark is praised as a fundamental canon of political economy by the Boston Globe.
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James
Mackendice
Philadelphia
Loston Globe
Merchants Hotel Omaha and city trade hub notes
Merchants Hotel in Omaha crowns the city’s business center with streetcar access to two depots and daily rates of two and three dollars. The notice lists Panton Davenport as proprietors and mentions various local observations and product promos in a compact, period-voice style.
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Panton & Davenport
Prop’s
How to Keep Wrinkles Away
Simple preventive tips from Ladies' Home Journal advise warming a towel in very hot water, applying it to the face for at least twenty minutes before bed, then drying gently. For travel, avoid daytime cleansing if skin is sensitive and add tincture of benzoin to water at night and morning.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Nostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted as Health Tonic
An old fashioned tonic claims to counteract rheumatic and malaria tendencies, relieve kidney inactivity, and aid stomach liver and bowel disorders. It also purportedly eases nervousness common in the elderly, offering relief through a benignant remedy.
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Ase
Nostetter
Colt Hangs Itself in Apple Tree Orchard
Mr Whornily of the east city area reported a loss of a fine Outlaw colt last week. The horse became entangled when its neck caught on a fork and a large knot in an apple tree, leaving it unable to free itself. The colt hanged in the knot while struggling.
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Whornily
Marietta Times
Potato Vines Pruned In Wortland Patch Sparks Sizey Harvest
A Wortland Oregon resident cut potato vines near the ground to encourage growth. Reported results describe some potatoes as among the largest and finest found in the patch. The item blends odd phrasing with an unrelated teething syrup ad note.
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Wortland
Ore
Frenchman Estimates Life Use in Fifty Years
A French observer calculates a fifty year lifespan dividing time among rest, sleep, and activity. He estimates about 6000 days asleep 800 days walking and the remaining days spent feeding and fuscea in daily life.
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