Dig Into A Palace Nebuchadnezzar Rediscovered In Babylon
Dr Koldewey reports the south quarter courtyard with glazed tiled walls and ornate tracery. Bricks, mosaics, coffins and inscribed stones found hint at Nebuchadnezzar’s palace. Babylon business records dating to 1874 show hardened clay ledgers survived centuries as unpaid bills gain historic interest. Berlin servants threaten strike amid wage and social changes. Paris adopts new automobile fire engines with rapid response pumps.
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Kolderey
Berlin
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Germany
Hell
Koldewey
Old
Egibi € Son
Tennyson
Quality Counts in Livestock Demand and Meat Taste
The article argues that regulated prices rely on supply and demand, but quality drives consumption and prices. It credits producers and breeders who improved livestock for elevating meat standards and educating consumer taste, noting that mutton consumption rose as quality and preparation improved. It mentions immigration, export facilities, and the growing prominence of mutton among meats in the U.S. market.
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America
United States
American Aggression in European Trade Report
London runs commentary on American industrial expansion in Europe. Birmingham worries over a provisional American contract to supply 200 passenger and freight cars for Norway, signaling possible large orders if successful. Manchester notes no cotton trade damage but seeks safer India markets and bigger China demand. Bradford exports of worsted and woolen goods decline amid coronation stock concerns and high insurance rates.
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Europe
London
New York
Tribune
Birmingham
America
Automobile Club
Manchester
United States
India
China
Bradford
West End
London movement against blinkers on horses gains ground
A campaign in London urges riders to remove blinkers from horses. The effort reports that major railroad companies and one tramway line have already dropped blinkers, with about 30,000 horses now working without them in sight of the movement.
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London
Roosevelt Drops Executive Mansion In Favor Of White House
President Roosevelt changes official stationery and invitations from Executive Mansion to The White House. The move aims to standardize naming to a historically correct term, though some Washington veterans oppose the shift while the public approves the Americanist step.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Congress
White
Left Note in Love Story Sparks False Murder Fear
In Chicago L D Kidd missed notifying his wife of a sudden out-of-town trip. A family post office note in a tea urn led Mrs Kidd to fear his murder. A chain of notes and searches followed, ending with clarification when the partner’s note surfaced. Mr Rose reports the mischance and plans to return next week.
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L. D. Kidd
South Park Avenue
Chicago
Family
Mr. Kidd
Iowa
Mr. Rose
Englewood
Pays Denry for His Enmity Over Lamb Dispute
A Paris farmer was ordered to pay about 3400 dollars after his lamb, escaped three years earlier, joined a neighbor’s flock and was branded with the neighbor’s initials. The case wound through Cantonal court, common pleas, court of appeals, and cassation before the owner won and the appellant paid the costs.
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Denry
Pest
Paris
Cantonal
Tribunal of Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Eourt of Cassation
Cowhay-Yeu and Lightning Pete in a Quiet Meeting
An obscure local gathering featuring Cowhay-Yeu and Lightning Pete, with Agog and Tenterfoot present as attendees. The event centers on a tentative plan labeled Bit, while Cowtian-Xnits remains a referenced topic as participants discuss future steps.
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Cowhay
Yeu
Lightning Pete
Relly
Agog
Holly Tenterfoot
Trp
Aterg
Rules for Success from a Lifelong Advisor
A compact guide urges thorough knowledge of one field, doing more than paid, planning to advance an employer, reliability, and marrying a sensible partner. It emphasizes mastering detail, initiative, foresight, and personal steadiness as path to success.
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Hang
Pedro's Last Run at Engine House No 1
In a firehouse tale, Watson recalls Pedro the horse’s twenty years of faithful service. On the twentieth anniversary, Pedro is honorably retired but breaks loose in a final dash, a last, blazing run with Watson before collapse and quiet grief.
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Pedro
Watson
Gaffer
Lucifer
Jimines
Cap’n
Voljiat
Ara
Uv Tobher
Colt
Sid Waters
Old Cosart
Radford
Misread Opera Night Ends With Question
A Londoner takes a country friend to an opera, hoping to share Wagner’s grand music. The friend’s indifference sparks a marked contrast as the overture’s bold volume overwhelms the evening. The exchange ends with a probing remark about the music’s effect.
Mrs Roosevelt on thrifty fashion for $300 a year
Mrs. Roosevelt discussed winter attire with a friend, noting a common sense approach lets a woman be well dressed on 300 dollars yearly. She plans to buy three gowns annually, hire capable dressmakers, and remodel outfits for all occasions, maintaining a complete wardrobe of up-to-date costumes.
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Ulster
Friend Bros. Clothing Co
Milwaukee
Wis
E. Ertresvaag
Matt.j. Johnsons
Uly By
Fawcett & Co
King Nebuchadnezzar
England
Neott Peterson
Gagan & Mennie, Lecessors
A. E. Hanson
Hbovte
Ture Tickela
BR. A. Scholfield
OLD Reliable Jeweler
C&. Brees
A.D. Himes
Sy Oat Ha Nc Sen Tnaplal
Ales, Balrdreming
A. Berthiaume
Ee Eee Guar
American Aggression
Executive Mansion
President Roosevelt
TY Green
Ian
HY Frank B. York
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