Wife Reproaches Husband For Cold Social Invitations
A Chicago Journal note recounts a wife criticizing her husband for offering coffee and meals to men but not to her with the same warmth. She argues husbands should invite wives as readily as male friends to social outings, calling for consistent courtesy at home. The fragment ends with a mention of extensive underground railways and current passenger volumes.
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John Howdy
John
Chicago Journal
Meat Eater Advocates Defend Diet Against Vegetarians
The argument asserts meat enhances talent and vigor, citing Profs Chittenden and Fisher and noting cereal or vegetable-heavy diets harm the brain and body. It condemns vegetarian education and diet for youths and the elderly, claiming meat with vegetables renews vitality after middle age.
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Chittenden
Fisher
Sophia Leppel
Detroit News
England
America
Germany
Denial by H A Wiley Over Calumet Baking Powder Claims
Dr H W Wiley chief chemist of the Agriculture Department denies endorsing Calumet Baking Powder and demands publications stop asserting his support He says he never served on an awards committee or signed any report Also notes his Congressional testimony opposing alum in food and public indignation at misuse of his name In 1907 US produced 290 tons of chrome ore with 41989 tons imported mainly from Asia and New Caledonia A scientist reports a camera capable of photographing flying bullets and surrounding air waves
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Chicago
H. W. Wiley
Agricultural Department
Calumet Baking Powder Company
Wiley
Dr. Wiley
United States
Turkey
New Caledonia
Missing Chiokens and Beans Lead to Desertion Tale
A Yonkers newspaper fragment features a back-and-forth joke about missing chickens. A man claims he did not miss chickens while a boy retorts about his father having none, and a confused exchange ends with a remark about deserters and shots.
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Pop
Yonkers Tesman
Subscriptions and Mars Inhabitants On a Curious Page
A playful exchange notes not subscribing to a theory yet buying it monthly at newsstands. The snippet hints at a magazine or shows inspection with a witty line about judging a show by its cover.
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Mars
Backache Is Kidneyache And Remedies Told
A verbose notice cites back pain as kidney distress and urges a special remedy. It recounts David Price of Corydon Iowa praising Dean's Kidney Pills and describes other treatments and advertisements. The item notes various products, including tonics and syrups, and mentions New York city water projects and European pest control methods.
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David
Price
Corydon
Towa
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Taft arrival underway as New Orleans banquet planned
President elect Taft sails toward New Orleans aboard the North Carolina and Montana after Colon Panama voyage. He will transfer to the Birmingham for a Mississippi river run to New Orleans while a $25 banquet looms as the main event with Creole dishes and rare wines prepared by skilled chefs amid civic festivities.
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North Carolina
New Orleans
Colon
Panama
Montana
Taft
Gulf
Mississippi River
Birmingham
Magnolia
Oing
Mississippi
Crescent City
Meady
Cincinnati
New Orléans
St Pas
Gas tragedy kills two in Guthrie home incident
In Guthrie Oklahoma Senator G o Johnson of Fort Cobb died at a home shared with Senator P J Yeager of Tulsa after a suspected gas leak. Yeager's partial statement suggests he woke, turned on gas, and blacked out. the room filled with gas and Johnson died. A schooner driven aground near Cape Henlopen, Delaware, with coal cargo, prompted rescues as the crew and captain's wife were saved before the vessel broke up.
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Guthrie, Okl
G. ‘Oo. Johnson
Fort Cobb
P. J. Yeager
Tulsa
Mary Thompson
Johnson
Yeager
Diven
Nelaware
Del
Sarah W.lawrence
Newport News
Boston
Cape Henlopen
Delaware
Hine
Lowes
Government Inspectors After Timber Thieves
Federal grand jury returns indictments against twenty six corporate representatives for stealing timber from segregated lands in Oklahoma. An additional indictment targets a person for impersonating a U S officer. The alleged thefts occurred mainly in the Chickasaw and Seminole nations. Judge Campbell bars naming the indicted until arrest or bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
United States
Campbell
Alma gets new pastor as Robertson accepts charge
Rev Mr Robertson of Oakland Iowa accepts call to Congregational church in Alma. Blair Young Men's Commercial club studies sewer plan with expert survey to fund the project. Health concerns spur action and private funding options are explored.
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Mr. Robertson
Oakland
Iowa
Congregational Church
Alma
Blair
Herman Taylor
Plainview
Oreapolis
Omaha
J. P. Kell
Culham
Stat
State Railway Commission
Cat Beatrice
Banmer
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New York
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Wisconsin
Whitcey
Brown
Honarsencen
John I. Brown & Son
Mass
Danysz
L’asteur Institute
Paris
Europe
New York City
New Catskills Reservoir
Murine
Harriman Lines
Sylvester G. Williams
Harriman
Gothiein
Columbus
Consignées
Union of the Union
Southern Pacific Agénicies
P Gothlein
Ohio Railroad Commission
Southern
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Ogden
San’ Francisco
Abraham Rheinstrom
California
Nebraska
Arapahoe
Ray Elwood
Harbine
Lodge Polo
Neb
Iyioh
Hulfish
Harlan
County
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