Belmonts Await Completion Of Washington Mansion
Mr and Mrs Perry Belmont of New York await move into their New Hampshire avenue residence now under construction in Washington. Planned elaborate entertainments will establish them as leading social figures here. The Belmonts recently returned from abroad where they stayed with European nobles at chateaux in France.
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New Hampshire Avenue
Perry Belmont
New York
Belmont
Taft
Belmonts
Duc and Duchess de Grammont
M. and
Mme. Porges
France
North Central States urged to improve farming conservation
Orange Judd Farmer's Bulletin reports on the census of American agriculture, noting farm land value rose 44 percent since 1900 and the North Central states gained about 5 billion in farm value over the decade. The North Central region faces pressure to adopt better soil and climatic resource conservation to sustain output.
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Orange Judd Farmer's Bulletin
United States
Orange Judd
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
South Central
North Central States
North Atlantic
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Tom
Record Auto Shipment Reaches Dallas From Flint
A solid train of 41 cars carrying 127 automobiles arrived in Dallas Texas from Flint Michigan. The shipment is described as a world record for automobiles delivered to a single dealer.
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Dallas
Tex
Flint
Mich
Influenza in Rare Form Among London Children
A London observer reports an unusual influenza outbreak among children in Brondesbury. An eight year old boy recovered after a high fever and illness with loss of appetite. Doctors warn several similar cases exist and identify micrococcus catarrhalis as the germ. Parents are advised outdoor exercise and balanced health to reduce risk.
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London
Brondesbury
Prison Guardsnated Fire Risk Rule Lets Inmates Smoke
Warden McClaughrey orders guards at Leavenworth federal prison to light convicts pipes on request. Guards oppose, saying it makes them body servants. A recent near fire from matches prompted the new rule noted after the incident.
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Leavenworth
Kan
McClaughrey
May Be Canadian Ruler Duke of Connaught in Line for Canada Post
Rumor mill links Duke of Connaught brother to King Edward VII with the Canada governor-generalship. Earl Grey’s retirement sparks selections, with Connaught favored for imperial unity and dominion goodwill. His Irish ties and Malta dislike add to speculative fit and possible Irish landlord support.
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Duke of Connaught
Edward VII
Great Britain
Canada
Earl Grey
Connaught
Ireland
Patricia
Malta
Mediterranean
Lord Kitchener
Surgeon Ionnesco claims painless surgery with stovaine
Romanian professor Thomas Ionnesco unveils stovaine as a universal anesthetic enabling operations from head to feet with consciousness preserved. He demonstrates in Chicago and New York and notes strychnine negates dangerous effects while maintaining anesthesia.
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Thomas Ionnesco
Bucharest
Roumania
Ionnesco
Chicago
New York
Jonnesco
Medical School of
Paris
Royal Society of Surgery of England
University of Bucharest
Bucharest Institute of Experimental Surgery
International Congress of Gynecology and Surgery
International Commission of Surgery
Pinchot and Ballinger Vie in Forest Service Feud
Washington reports on the ongoing battle between Pinchot chief of the forestry division and Ballinger secretary of the interior. President Taft faces calls for an investigation as both men refuse to quit, with Pinchot seen as unlikely to resign despite pressure. Pinchot’s wealth and love of the outdoors tie him to Roosevelt, fueling a partisan clash over forest policy and reform.
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Gifford Pinchot
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Washington
Ballinger
Mr. Pinchot
Pinchot-Ballinger
Pinchot
New York
United States
Taft
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Priceless Pearl Gift From Widener to Eleanor Elkins
A rope of pearls valued around 750000 dollars, presented by George D. Widener of Philadelphia to his wife Eleanor Elkins, daughter of late William L. Elkins, is described as the world's costliest pearl necklace. The gift may be seen at a Bellevue-Stratford Ball in Philadelphia, with the worn strand valued at about 250000 dollars and the center stone at 65000. Mrs Widener, a noted society beauty, is expected to wear the gems at the event.
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George D. Widener
Philadelphia
Eleanor Elkins
William L. Elkins
Widener
Bellevue-Stratford
New York
New England
Peruna Restores Woman After Doctors Fail
Miss Ninette Porter of Braintree Vermont says doctors failed to help her with catarrh of the lungs and lung hemorrhages. She began Peruna after seeing a testimonial, improved gradually, and by continuing the remedy she expelled stringy material, gained weight, and now calls herself well.
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Ninette Porter
Braintree
Vermont
Tailor’s plea for payment ends in hurried winter warmth
A tailor pleads for payment of the previous suit before making a new one. The client voices urgency as winter arrives, stressing the need for warmth and immediate service. The scene captures a tense exchange over owed money and impending cold weather.
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Mr. Nopay
Boy Comforts Mother Over Castor Oil Tears
In a domestic vignette from The Delineator a five year old Teddy refuses castor oil, mother hides tears and prays, then Teddy offers solace explaining that father will soon return to force the medicine. The scene highlights child manners and parental roles in a domestic moment.
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Teddy
Deafness Cure Claim From Catarrh Based Remedy
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims most deafness is due to inflamed mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for a cure, with circulars available and a constipation remedy advertised.
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Hall
F. Ge Cheney & CO
Toledo
Druaieta
Not a Model Family
A young boy argues with his uncle about parental judgment and propriety, reflecting on whether the father deserves high class deportment. The exchange showcases family tensions and social expectations through sharp dialogue.
Marine Eye Remedies Ad Promises Relief for Eyes
Free to Our Readers. Write Marine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago for 48 page illustrated Eye Book. They advise proper application of Marine Eye Remedies for your special case. Your Druggist will tell you Marine believes sore eyes strengthen weak eyes and soothe pain. Sold for 50 cents. Use in your eyes and in baby's eyes for scaly eyelids and granulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Noted Exchange On Brains And Petty Larceny
Sarcastic dialogue features Sam fearing Dalby may feed him an enemy to steal brains. Miss Cayenne confirms with a wry remark that the issue amounts to petty larceny in a humorous exchange.
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Dalby
Miss Cayenne
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MR. and Mrs. Belmont
Texas
British Capital
Peruna
Miss Rogers
Onovn
Dodds
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