Europe Opposes Abolition of Death Penalty Says Dr Josiah Oldfeld
Dr Josiah Oldfeld author of The Death Penalty writes to all Church of England bishops seeking their views. none favor abolition. The New Bicycle from Moycle promises this year’s model close to 1900s, with few improvements. In Tre of Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters touted as best for stomach liver kidneys and digestion. avoid substitutes. Rovilan Girls Are Good Students notes Russia Jewish female scholars in Paris, average family allowance over 20 dollars, covering board and rent. they pursue science literature and philosophy.
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Europe
Josiah Oldfeld
Church of Engl
Bfe
Hoatetter
Russia
Paria
Rights of Depositors at Manila Secretary Root approved
The Manila Secretary has approved a Philippine commission statute requiring banks to pay depositors in the same form of money deposited upon request. The issue arose after complaints that gold deposits were paid out in silver, prompting the legal action and clarification.
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Manila
Root
The
Philippine Commission
Philippines
Washington Star
Ambrose McKay Recovers After Kidney Pills Boost
Ambrose McKay of Rockbridge Missouri, long troubled by diabetes and rheumatism, reports relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The Rockbridge lodge members celebrate his recovery, noting the pills’ strong local reputation and promising cures across Missouri. The piece also shares brief notes on English tenures, fruit preparation tips, and banana alternatives.
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Ambrose McKay
Onee
Rockbridge
Rockbridge Lodge
A. F
A. M
Mason~ To
McKay
Dodds
Bright
Unclear notes on tobacco, auctions, and a Glasgow joke
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Koreans smoking green tobacco in long pipes and drinking, warns against excess. It notes Glasgow electric traction leading to disposal of a large stock of chores at auction and a quip between a young man and District Judge Walter L. Glawms about heads matching on the outside.
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Roresas
Glasgow
Mould City
Kana Emart
Tietrict
Walter L. Glawms
Vaccination shown vital as smallpox fades
The Toronto Globe urges compulsory vaccination citing historical data from Geneva, Kilmarnock, London, and Prussia. It contrasts pre and post vaccination death rates, notes infant vaccination impact, and cites royal commission findings supporting public safety through vaccination.
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Toronto Globe
Ontario
Geneva
Kilmarnock
Edinburg
Manchester
Warrington
Chester
The
Hague
London
Trn
Prussia
Austria
Italy
Scotland
England
Sweden
Bavaria
Holland
Vienna
Berlin
British Medical Association
Royal Commission On
Dewsbury
Leicester
Gloucester
Scar
Homerton Hospital
Britain
Dropped Penny Reveals Odd Trousers Longevity Trick
A young man recalls spending a penny to learn how to extend trousers life at a south coast watering place. The machine offered a bizarre advice promising savings by not wearing the garments, while another vendor advertised a five dollar set in three grades.
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South Coast
In Memory of Martyrs Service at Carthage Arena
A solemn Tunis service recalled early Christian martyrs Viva Perpetta and Felicita. Archbishop Mar Combes of Carthage led the ceremony, highlighted by a procession to the Mediterranean chambers beside the ancient arena, the martyrs’ third century fate. Washington Gum Chewers Claim Decline Noted. Some say gum chewing is rarer, while cigarette use remains high for a city of its size.
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Tunis
Viva Perpetta
Felicita
Mar, Combes
Carthage
Why Linen Is Called Lawn From A Linen History
A short antiquarian overview explains linen’s nickname lawn arising from grass plots used in whitening. It traces bleaching from medieval Holland to Scotland’s sulphuric acid and chlorine, and Charles Tennant’s chloride of lime. The piece notes defects, weight loss, and a later Defiance starch boosting stiffness without brittleness.
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Holland
England
Scotland
Charles Tennant
Glasgow
Speakeasy raid uncovers poker game and smallpox scare
A McKeesport building used as a pesthouse and speakeasy was raided by police revealing a lively poker game and no apparent smallpox fears. The fragment mentions Earl of Cadogan and titles, plus old quotes and ads about clothing, diplomacy, and medicines.
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Pesthones
McKeesport
Uxene & Pesthouse
Alley Without Ash Tar Ret Describes Dark Horse
A fragment describes a short alley lacking ash tar ret and mentions a dark huree in better than a politi cil zebra, implying an obscure urban observation without clear context or identifiable events.
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Elvin Roth
Edward Klein
Avenue A
Roth
New York
Kextiah Tennures
Broadhouse
Yorkshire
Foston
Suffolk
Alice
Baltimore
St. Petersburg
America
China
Korea
Washington
United States
Eari
Cadogan
Edward
Earl of
Chelena
Vincount Chelwea
Baron Oakley
Ireland
Wizard Oil
Pale Tie
Hall 4G
Ruckel
Gaulle
Chad
von Sawyer
Sawyer Son
East Corbridge
Oregon Nursery Co
Oregon
Salt Water
California
Yosemite
Wichita
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Delaney
Agt
Wichita, Ken
Weare
Tia
Nerang
Ereh
Wea
Sprail
Oman
Pale’ Precious
Souciren
N. U
Nswering
Vieo
McLean
Dr. J. H. McLean Medicine Co
St. Louis
Weil
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