Basketball for Girls Promotes Quiet Play and Pride
The article contrasts girls basketball with football, noting fewer injuries and less rough play. It describes the game setup with a goal under the basket and four teammates aiming to feed the scorer while an opponent guards the basket, highlighting growing female athletic competition and school interest.
Winter Fishing Tales From Lake Erie Shelters and Tugs
Readers learn of small scale Lake Erie winter fishing networks with shore lines, tugs, and nets operated by local fishers. The piece highlights varied methods, seasonal patterns, and careful practices by keepers and operators, including a sailor named Tom Bowen and a strict Sabbatarian keeper.
English statesmen and the pleasures of dining mishaps
The piece humorously recalls Lord Salisbury ignoring a mutton chop at a club while reading a book and later denying he had dined. It also notes Lord Rosebery’s impatience at long meals, a quick finish and a quip about sermons, with Bishop Creighton commenting on palatable sermons.
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Lord Salisbury
Duke of Devonshire
Lord Salsbury
London
Lord Rosebery
Bishop Creighton
Life of Sir James Douglass Chronicles Notable Engineer
A newly published portrait of Sir James Nicholas Douglass, renowned English civil engineer, recounts numerous engaging episodes from his career and life in Victorian Britain. It highlights projects, character, and the era's industrial spirit through vivid anecdotes.
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Sir James Nicholas Douglass
American craving for titles mirrors old world nobility
An English writer in Washington contrasts American class signals with European nobility. He notes strong class distinctions, solid conservatism, and limited freedom compared with colonies, observing many American practices overlaid with symbols of honor from society and past wars.
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Washington
New York: Herald
Duke of Argyll
Europe
Etheer
Legion of Honor
Pythias
Sold for fifty cents the Wife Who Was Sold for Half a Dollar
Frank Fisher of Maston Pennsylvania sold his wife to George Gardner for fifty cents. He drowned days later after being chased into the river by police following the theft of railroad iron. Mrs Fisher Gardner, aged about 25, will not wear widow's weeds and shed no tears at his death. A plant that coughs or coughing bean is described with dust-triggered breath, red face, and coughing fits. The article notes plant respiration via leaf stomata and millions of microscopic mouths on leaf undersides.
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Frank Fisher
Maston
George Gardner
Fisher
Oldest furniture suit owned by hotel keeper dating back centuries
A hotel keeper possesses what may be the oldest furniture set in the world built from cased boxes totaling 4,000. He ordered a skinned cabinet maker to equip a room with switch furniture from these boxes. The outfit includes a writing table with smoking apparatus, a fire screen, a cabinet, a chair and smaller items. Also notes a remedy for damp houses near undrained land via planting techniques.
Peruna Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Senator Roach
Endorsements claim Peruna strengthens vigor appetite and cures catarrh. W N Roach U S Senator from North Dakota says he used Peruna as a tonic and it aided his strength and appetite. Dr Hartman’s Peruna advertised as a universal remedy for catarrh and winter diseases.
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Peruna
W. N. Roach
United States
North Dakota
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Roach
Larimore, North Dakota
J. Makinson
Hartman
Byron J. Kirkhoff
Elloratjaw
Brooklyn
Pladiy
B. J. Kirkhoff
Excursion Rates to Western Canada Land Offer
Government backed land program promotes 160 acres of prime unsettled farming soil in Manitoba Assiniboia Saskatchewan and Alberta. Special excursions depart St Paul on the first and eighth Tuesdays monthly with reduced rail fares for trips via March 2 and April 4. Inquiries to F Pedley Ottawa or local agents N Bartholomew Des Moines W H Rogers Watertown W Bennett Omaha B Davies St Paul.
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St. Paul
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
F. Pedley
Ottawa
Canada
N. Bartholomew
6Th St
Des Moines
Iowa
W.H. Rogers
Watertown
South Dakota
W. W. Bennett
New York
Leader of Fashion and the Empresses Gifted Wardrobe
The text describes Empress Eugenie as a fashion leader whose donated shoes and gloves, once worn by the imperial household, were given annually to orphans at the Eu genie Napoleon Asylum. It notes scarce beds in Russia and a general shortage of beds.
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Eugenie
Impress
Eugenie Napoleon Asylum
Proposal to barter shipload of pigtails for repairs
unclear dialogue shows Chicago figures debating a deal with China. Mention of sending a shipload of pigtails for repairs appears in fragmented remarks linked to Colonel Van and wartime context. No firm action or outcome established.
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Chicago
China
Blinx
Jinx
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