King of Spain to depart for Berlin on September 10
The article notes the planned September 10 departure of the Spanish king for Berlin. It also mentions government and business items including crop report leadership, Amalgamated Copper dividend, and various international notes involving China Japan and the United States.
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Spain
Berlin
Charles C. W. Malley
Nebraska
Naval Academy
John D. Rockefeller
Amalgamated Copper Company
George Dewey
Omaha
Dewey
Tabor
New Orleans
Texas
Phya Akharajaradhara
East Gloucester
Mass
China
Manchuria
Washington
A. V. V. Raymond
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
First Presbyterian Church of
Buffalo
Baron Hiyashi
London
Japan
John E. Wilkie
United States Secret Service
San Francisco
Orient
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Portland
Northwest
J. C. Lanning
Nebraska City
Troy
Kas
Mary A. Latham
Spokane
Wash
Latham
Mead, Wash
City of Savannah
Colon
General Elliott
Marine Corps
Midway Islands
Victoria
Iyo
Cecilia
Sakhalin
Vladivostok
Mobile
Ala
Ford
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
National Baseball Commission
Howard C. Griffith
New Jersey
American Baseball League
Roosevelt
Agriculture Wilson
Cuba
Juan O’farrill
Edward Gottschalk
St. Paul
Ontario
Acetylene Light Boosts Plant Growth At Cornell
Experiments at Cornell University show acetylene light doubles radish weight at night and helps peas form buds and pods, surpassing daylight growth. Acetylene is growing as an illuminant for towns and buildings, offered as a cost effective lighting method with simple installation.
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Cornell University
Lavinia Hopper Diagnosed After Quizzical Patient Exchange
A patient complains of persistent chest pain and erratic symptoms. The dialogue features the patient insisting on a correct diagnosis while the doctor questions angina pectoris, noting the humorous misgivings in a medical consultation.
Arabic Iliad Translation Publishes in Cairo by Suleiman Vistani
An Arabic translation of the Iliad by Suleiman Vistani, a Mohammedan student at Khartum college, has been published in Cairo and is warmly welcomed in Moslem circles.
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Cairo
Suleiman Vistani
Khartum College
Close Quarters In Courtroom Rhetoric
A defendant’s lawyer warns the jury box is split with half seeking conviction and half doubting the defendant’s worth, reflecting tense courtroom dynamics reported by the Atlanta Constitution.
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Atlanta Constitution
Women’s Kidney Pain Cured by Dodd’s Pills
Mrs. A Wellett, a Mich. photographer’s wife, describes severe kidney pain and sleepless nights. After using Dodd’s Kidney Pills she reports full recovery, improved sleep, no nocturnal awakenings, and regained health. The ad claims women’s ills stem from diseased kidneys and Dodd’s pills cure them.
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Champion
Mich
A. Wellett
Mrs. Wellett
Dodd
Landlord Claims One Third Share in New Zealand Capital
In Wellington, New Zealand, a worker's income is described as yielding one third to the landlord as rent. The note frames rents as a fixed portion of earnings in the capital, reflecting costs borne by laborers and clerks.
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New Zealand
August Century to Publish Sprague and AP Papers
The August Century will feature Frank J. Sprague on The Electric Railway examining later experiments and current state of the art. It also carries Melville E. Stone’s fifth paper on The Associated Press describing wartime work and addressing monopoly claims. A maxim about a man’s character is noted.
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Frank J. Sprague
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Association
Stone
Australian Seal remedy advertised for women's ailments
Mother Gray in New York promotes Australian Seal as a monthly regulator curing female weaknesses backache kidney bladder and urinary troubles. Sold by druggists or mail order 50 cents sample mailed free. The Mother Gray Co Lekoy New York. Lewis' Single Binder cigars touted as better quality than many brands from Peoria Illinois factory.
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Mother Gray
New York
Mother Gray Co
Lekoy
N.Y
Lewis
Peoria
Ill
Role of Joan and Conrad in Isle Rugen Crisis
On Isle Rugen Prince Conrad and Duchess Joan confront duty and desire as sieges tighten. Theresa von Lynar shields secrets while Werner von Orseln guards them, and the Sparhawk and captains plot a daring sally as provisions dwindle.
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Henry
Kernsberg
Hohenstein
Theresa von Jynar
Conrad
Joan
Theresa
Courtland
Dessauer
Plasenburg
Ste Rugen
Flassenburg
Theresa von Lynar
Werner von Orseln
Boris
Jorian
Rome
Holy Father
Werner
Rugen
Plassenburg
Max Ulrich
Prince
Louis
Isle Rugen
Holy Church
Peter Balta
Alt Pikker
George
Hussite
Hohensteiner
Sparhawk
Castle Kernsberg
Pikker
Lost Bass Drum Tragedy Becomes Local Folklore
A Davenport tale turns real as an Iowa band member loses a bass drum during a Sunday celebration. The fat red-nosed man, who boarded the moving train with the group’s gear, realizes his instrument is missing after the trombone player recalls seeing it on the depot platform. The drummer’s absence hobbled the band’s performance amid playful Pickwickian wit.
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Iowa
Davenport
Famous fighters and boozefighter Colonel DeSangue
In a Cleveland Leader excerpt a Buckeye and a Kentuckian discuss military titles. The Kentuckian notes many men with colonel titles and reveals Col DeSangue was not a war veteran but a famed boozefighter.
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Buckeye
Col. DeSangue
Cleveland
Lion Afraid of Ostrich Tactics Spark Fear
A lion fears the quick ostrich whose fleet legs and sharp kicks overwhelm the hunter. The bird can strike with a pugilist like blow and spring away, denying the lion a chance to close. This unexpected speed and agility frustrates the lion and showcases the bird’s surprising advantage.
A City’s Charm Prefers Clerk Life Over Country Leadership
A witty locally attributed remark by Mr. H Hill notes a preference for clerical work in the bustling city of London over guiding a country life. He praises urban study of human nature as superior to rural pursuit.
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City of
London
H. Hill
Hailstones Stir Terrible Damage in Algeria
Algeria endured a storm delivering hailstones the size of hens eggs, devastating a territory about 120 miles long and six wide. The report contrasts with earlier Oregon lore noting hailstones the size of cherries.
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Oregon
Algeria
Potatoes for Diabetes Reported by French Doctor
Dr Mosse, a French physician, affirms the good results of administering potatoes in certain forms of diabetes and states that he has effected cures by this means.
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Mosse
Two Points of View From Different Generations
In the Atchison Kansas Globe a young man recalls a memory as “a long time ago, five or six years” while an older man counters with “forty or fifty years,” highlighting shifting perspectives on time across generations.
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Atchison, Kan
Globe
Grape Nuts: The Case for Real Digested Breakfast Food
A nutrition-focused piece argues for Grape Nuts as the only breakfast cereal where starch is transformed to sugar through a detailed processing method. It contrasts imitations, touting pre digestion and purity, and notes the factory’s careful steps from grain to finished product.
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Mr. Hays
C. P. Huntington
Paina
Lavinia Ann Hopper
Joan Fi Snord Lian
Sr.crockett
S. R. Crockett
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