Popular English PrelateWho Will Preach Coronation Sermon
The article profiles Very Rev. Winnington Ingham as the soon to be bishop of London chosen by King Edward to preach at the coronation. It recalls his work with East End parishioners, open air services, social clubs for boys, and humble scenes among the poor, stressing his popularity and dedication to his flock.
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Winning
Ton Ingham
Edward
London
Creighton
Ingham
Lord Salisbury
Brick Inne
Spital- Hieida
Dorset Street
House of Lords
New Rail Record Nine Dars Nine Minutes 14.8 Miles
Conductor G H Burns reports Train No 6 left Denver for Chicago March 24 late due to delays and heavy wind. Between Eckley and Wray the 14.8 mile stretch was covered in nine minutes at an average speed of 98.68 miles per hour, a world record for runs of fourteen miles and over. The train included engine mail car baggage two reclining chairs Grassmere three sleeping cars and a dining car as it headed eastbound for Chicago.
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Chicago
G. H. Burns
Lehigh Valley
Black Diamond Express
Burns
Denver
California
D. and R. G. Railway
Akron
Wray
Eckley
Vaw
Arthur Johnson
Wells Atlet
Los Angeles
H. ©. Bush
Colorado Midland Railway
Foley
Whistling, Post
Depot
Lindsay
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Grassmere
Burlington
Brave Young Canadian Farmer Hero Fails in South Africa
The Ottawa Citizen reports Charles Napier Evans of Port Hope, a young Canadian trooper and former schoolmaster, died after fighting the Boers when his ammunition ran out and he refused to surrender.
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South Africa
Wefe
Charles Napier Evans
Port Hope
Ottawa
Canada
Uae
Spring Gardening Tips and Planting Advice
Planning for peonies requires space for spread and color harmony. Use groupings over straight lines and water the ground thoroughly but gently. Delay hardy roses until after frost danger passes and protect plants as needed.
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Jong
Are There Too Many Marriages
An essay argues marriage trends reflect economic and social shifts. Proponents praise educated self sufficient women who marry late and expect strong, healthy children, while warning against early unions and immature parenting. It stresses mature love and responsibility in forming homes.
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John Stuart Mill
England
Empire
America
Market for Ideas and Imitations
Fragmentary note discusses value of original ideas versus imitations and the concept of a world market for creativity. Brighten with emphasis on originality and market dynamics.
Woman Fights Lion in Berlin Circus Gone Wrong
Berlin police halted a Frohse menagerie act where Miss Heliot the lion tamer staged a sham battle with a large lion. A rare miscue led to a real strike by the beast, drawing the crowd and unsettling the performance.
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Berlin
Frohse Menagerie
Preuzlan Gate
Heliot
Taner
Submarine fuel dangers noted by white mice warnings
The piece discusses gasoline as submarine fuel and how humans may not sense danger from its fumes. It notes white mice are highly sensitive to the poison and die quickly, so future subs would keep cages on the floor to detect rising fumes with staff monitoring each cage.
When Snow Is Smoke in James Dewar Experiment
Scientist James Dewar ignited hydrogen in liquid oxygen causing a jet that produced snowlike frost from the rapid freezing of water formed during combustion. He cooled squid air to semi solid, then drew oxygen from the males with a magnet, leaving a jelly of rare nitrogen.
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James Dewar
Threat of European monopoly over transatlantic trade warned
An early warning argues that Western power blocs may form to counter a European attempt to dominate oceanic traffic. The piece suggests such monopolization would spur united action among American and European interests against potential pressure from Russia and other powers.
Funeral rites draw crowd at church in Philadelphia Press
A bustling funeral service described in the Philadelphia Press draws a large crowd. The text notes the distinctive pomp and public mourning given to a local figure, with emphasis on community attendance and ceremonial elements.
New Kitchen Device Promises Even Toast Without Disturbance
A Chicago paper notes a new asbestos circle about stove lid size covered with wire netting and a handle. Placed over the fire it browns bread evenly without cooling the fire or altering draft, keeping oven and boiler at work.
Lambrequins Return as Valances in Modern Decor
The article notes the return of lambrequins, now called valances, with a Sage green velour top and gold applique design. Side drapes use green and dull gold silk brocade, finished with gold tassel fringe. A rug straightener by George T. Weeks of Eden, Ohio, aims to prevent curling by employing flat metal strips.
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George T. Weeks
Eden
Do It Yourself Rug and Chair Makeovers From Vintage Ideas
The article outlines a method to add discreet rug inserts using corner pockets and strips, detailing how to sew or staple the pieces and how they can fit floor rugs. It also covers coloring and upholstery options for wicker and rush chairs with finishes in forest green old gray scarlet dull blue and black and suggests velours corduroy cretonne and chintz fabrics for chair cushions and backs.
Fancy Giatch receptacle features Romeo and Juliet quotation
An ornate Giatch receptacle with panel attachment displays a Romeo and Juliet quotation and a profile of an Italian girl at its center. The design includes a torched light motif and carved facial details, with descriptions of voice and water imagery noted in the panel text.
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Giatch
Roosevelt planned White House fete recreates Dolly Madison era
Mrs. Roosevelt aims to host a grand evening entertainment at the White House with lanterns and electric lights. A ball for young people hosted by Mina Alice is planned, with talk of reproducing one of Dolly Madison's famous fetes.
Judge Stevenson’s Hen Lays Record January Eggs
A court report notes Judge Stevenson’s hen began laying eggs in January with regular production. The owner was surprised by the hen’s late- into-winter laying, described as resembling kidney beans in size and shape.
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Stevenson
News-Democrat
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