Peat Bath craze noted in London society circles
The Philadelphia Record reports a peat bath fad rivaling Harrogate and Spa towns, praising a 70 minute routine. Guests enter warmed peat baths, receive head splashes, aroma and quiet contemplation, then are dried and cooled before departure. The piece cites testimonials and notes peat baths as a skin treatment fashion.
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Wollen
London
Atrathpeffer
Harrowgate
Inmerdon
Philadelphis
Naples Echoes of Ancient Rome in Everyday Naples
A vivid note on Naples showing how ancient Greek and Roman roots linger in daily life. Donkeys carry cargo with medieval gear, corricolo carriages, and stone statues echoing the Campagna. Street vendors, open-air theatres, and mythic tales from Tasso to Ariosto color the modern scene.
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Naples
Elsina
Aristophanes
Athens
Greser
Potpelt
Passing of Statutes and the Fate of Henry Clay Statue
A Boston Transcript piece notes how the Henry Clay statue in New Orleans was relocated to clear a streetcar route, asking whether such monuments achieve lasting fame. It recalls 1856 enthusiasm, compares removals to Charleston’s Calhoun statue change, and muses on evolving public taste and the impermanence of civic monuments.
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New Orleans
Henry Clay
Sears
Itani
Eure
Ant
Aristorasies
Charleston
John Calhoun
Marion Square
Roston Transcript
Unique La Crosse Location Called Scenic and Safe
Unique Location La Crosse Wisconsin sits on the Misalesino River in a cup formed by hills including Grand Daddy. From Grand Daddy bluff, three alates and five counties are visible under the horizon. The bluff shields La Crosse from tornadoes and melon attacks, with Rice Lake nearby drawing summer residents.
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Lan Crease
Wis
Misalesino
la Crosse
Rice Lake
la Crouse
Natural gas found at Heathfield Sus and first European use
report notes natural gas used to power a railroad station at Heathfield Sussex as the first practical use in Europe. also critiques US government accounting of mail matter costs over twenty years and cites horse price trends from 1884 to 1897 with implied economic impact.
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Heathfield
Sus
Europe
United State
United States
Quality of Cattle and Feeding Practices in Beef Stock
Article discusses feeding quality and the impact of cattle breeding on profitability. Notes that buyers favor well bred cattle and warn against scrub stock. Emphasizes learning from past results, reform in stock breeding, and careful selection of beef cattle. Provides a guide to judges good cows focusing on head, muzzle, nostril, ear, eye, forehead, withers, back, hips, pelvis, and other features.
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Colorado
Mose
Fragmented OCR: unclear anatomy list
A distorted OCR passage lists various body parts and terms in a jumbled sequence. No coherent article context or identifiable events, persons, or organizations are discernible from the readable text.
Weight of Potatoes in Ohio and Hog Feeding Notes
An Ohio standard bushel of potatoes is 60 pounds though farmers and grocers dispute weights and legal definitions. A shift to 58 pounds is proposed. The piece also profiles Hansen of Tecan Utah who advocates feeding dairy by products to hogs, using grain to maximize milk and growth, handling large hog lots and achieving high weights.
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Ohio
Wright
Hle, Hansen
Tecan
Utah
Rene
Tir
Afis
Burglar Story Delights Young Readers From Boston Shop
A pretty little Margret Penrose tale issued by Jordan Marsh & Co narrates Ethel Weston hosting a party while her father, a confessed burglar, faces exposure. Mrs Weston reveals the crime and the family's fall, guiding Ethel through poverty to a new sense of hope and resilience.
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Margret Penrose
Tenib Birch
Eithel
Sore
Weaton
Ethel
A Tale of Forgiveness and Reunited Family
Ethel, aided by Mr. Hil, finds work and hope after hardship as her father Weston, released from prison, seeks them. A chance encounter at Mr. Hil's house leads to confession, repentance, and a new life. The Weston family, once broken by poverty, is reunited in a modest home with support from добr friends and Ethel's steadfast care.
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Papa
Ethe
Mamma
Dearie
Ethel
Ethhesis
Ford
Hilt
Wes Lupe Sewels
Prisum l
Mitey Weston
Suv
Weston
Ugh
Rok- Toau Ucket
Westons
Mr. HI
Mr. Woton
Mr. Hill
Mr. Weston
Mr. Hil
Mrs. Weston
A Difference In Fasting and a Feather for a Doll
A short, rural tale where Bessie asks for a feather to ornament her doll. Her mother searches but finds a mower and suggests the flower is better. The girl responds with a fussy demand, expressing a fretful inner feeling and a desire for the feather.
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Bessie
Luke
Doves Coo Mf Bitte Form Their Wounds With Options
The passage describes a mysterious phenomenon involving doves and their vocalizations. It references a well known dentents and hints at a connection between cooing and healing or injury. The text is fragmented and unclear but centers on the dove sounds and their possible meanings.
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Hutts
Ree Roth
Old Maine Comrentiex Grand Entrance At School Pageant
An old time Maine club event drew a large audience as Miss June Carey led the meeting. Members and visitors offered roasts of bachelors in a humorous “marriageable” report, with many playful judgments. A comic magic elixir act followed, ending in chaos and a kitchen-sink finale as the professor exploded, earning praise for the organizers.
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June Carey
Alles
Audienes
Jennie Ma
Mira Peal Stevens
Lookout Compiitee
Merion May, Jr
Thut
Fred Westall
Berlin
Toorketa
Bat
Houme
Smters
Wagner
Wood
Harry Ellegood
Cisson
Dean
Amber: From Gum to Durable Jewel in Ancient Trees
Amber forms from tree resin that hardens into durable material. Much amber is mined near the Baltic in Prussia where ancient tree wrecks are embedded in clay. Over two thousand resin insects are preserved in amber, many unknown today, hinting at prehistoric life and plant history.
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Prussia
Baltic Sea
Local farmyard terms mixed in a garbled notice
A garbled OCR fragment mentions birds including ducks turkeys geese and young birds with obscured counts and prices. The legible items include references to geese and a vague price or quantity, but most specifics remain unreadable. No clear event or action is provided.
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Westall
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J.T. Dollahan
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Sumac
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Uncle Eil
Selt Wang
Esate WR. R
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Tom Lin
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