Funeral Rites of King Edward VII in London
The London funeral drew vast crowds as 30 000 soldiers lined the streets and Westminster Hall opened for 700 000 mourners to view the coffin. Queen Alexandra and King George led royal ceremonies while Roosevelts special envoy attended. The Windsor mausoleum housed Edward and Victoria in an elaborate tomb. Queen Alexandra’s grief and their long partnership were highlighted as the nation mourned.
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Lifespan Elixir Claims Alarm Paris Surgeon
In Cleveland and Paris reports a doctor touts mycolysine or life prolonging elixir claimed to boost phagocyte activity and defeat infections. Skeptics say such remedies often fade. physicians warn that real life extension remains unproven, urging temperance and evidence over hype.
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Filtration Aids Typhoid Fight In Seven Cities
An Vermont health bulletin notes water filtration reduces typhoid deaths by about 70 percent in seven U S cities. It warns water pollution is not sole carrier as 80 percent of cases come from waiters or milk while other routes include food contamination and direct contact. Filtration remains the crucial first step in control.
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Sale of Royal Manuscripts Attracts Autograph Collectors
Manuscripts of unusual interest headline a sale at Sarhebys offering letters from sovereign pontiffs dated 1417 to 1404 and from Mary Queen of Scots and Queen Elizabeth in Shakespearean hand. The event promises mystery and potential clues to historic court intrigues.
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Missionary Leader King Resigns South Dakota Post
W S King of Mis city resigns as general missionary and SD Baptist convention secretary after four years based in Sioux Falls. He led growth with 38 new churches and buildings, 948 members, and rising missions support. He will take a new role at Trevor.
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Lawrence County Bar Holds Annual Meeting in Spearfish
The Lawrence County Bar Association met in Spearfish for its annual fall session. Officers elected included President D. 6 and co president John Tore ey, secretary Rev. See McCarth, treasurer W. Hing, with directors D.&Biltineton John Tierney P.M. Ronniwell and B. Schiehting. The group holds fall meetings and a June horse race event attracting riders from the West.
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Curious domestic twists in a Southern New Hampshire tale
A hotel proprietor recalls a childhood event in a garret where his cat chased a mouse that leaped from an open window. The cat swept the scene with frantic, spiraling leaps, ending with a dramatic capture. This odd anecdote sits beside a faded domestic quarrel about a club dissolution and shifting parlor furniture.
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Boy and Father Visit Market Inn Mexico
A quirky exchange at a market inn involves a boy and his father as they discuss peppers and a mirror gift. The boy asks if eating red peppers will make him smart, and a humorous reply follows about a birthday mirror and a puzzled remark about aging and looking-glasses.
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There’s a Reason Why Grape-Nuts Aid Digestion
An old advertisement claims Grape-Nuts strengthens digestion and nerves. It asserts the cereal is highly nutritious and partially pre-digested, aiding the stomach and supplying vital phosphates for brain and nerve centers. The copy ends with marketing lines and a company name.
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