Night Express Timetable Snippet
Train timetable fragment lists daily and special trains with times at Norwalk and Sandusky divisions. Items include Night Express at 6:26, Bee Special at 6:45, Pacific Express 8:10, Fast Mail 11:38, and multiple locals and accommodations across divisions.
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W. Y.boston
Lim
Chi.n
Perennesne
Norwalk
Western Cleve
Detroit
D'Y
Sandusky
Os Pacific Express
Fast Mail
Sand’y
Lo’l
Envy of Outsiders and Reformers Through History
A compact discourse on society’s appetite for judgment and its endless reforming voices. From Daniel to Voltaire and Talleyrand, reformers denounce contemporaries in vivid tones, while the public tolerates excess. The piece cites Mary Queen of Scots and St Bernard as emblematic figures opposing easy morals.
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London
Daniel
Horace
Rome
Evers
St. Bernard
St. Francis
John Knox
Rosseau
Voltaire
Talleyrand
Ambrosine
Mary
Queen of Scots
Knox
Jeremiahs
Cleveland Elyria and Western Railway Schedule Card
Railroad timetable outlines hourly passenger service from Elyria to Public Square Cleveland and return, with connections to Medina Berea Oberlin Wellington Lorain Norwalk and other divisions. Describes theatre car through service, car features, and contact for excursion rates with route details and offices.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Wellington
Amherst
Lorain
Grafton
Norwalk
Public Square
Oberlin
Birmingham
Florence
Berlin Heights
North Amherst
Beth
Worwall
Graftor Mereland
Linalle
Poriias Spring
Seven
Medina
Ificent
Rocky River
Curesque
Rocky River Bluffs
Pera Springs
Wilsos
G P. A
Garfield Bldz
Coveland Otio
Man versus cat a heated antiquated comparison article
The piece argues humans lag cats in senses and abilities noting cats see in darkness with patent eye adaptations and are linked to ancient worship. It mocks human superiority while portraying cats as superior and more in tune with civilization and barbarism. The text references the New York Mail and Express and uses vivid metaphor.
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New York Mail and Express
Passing of Osage Hedge Signals End of Fence Era
The Osage hedge once popular along Illinois farms is fading as wire fencing takes over. Introduced by Prof. J.B. Turner of Jacksonville, it offered cheap posts and wind breaks but is largely abandoned now. Railroads and farmers replace hedges with wire, though windbreak use continues. Also notes rising west cattle numbers and a Boer War impact on horse trade, plus foreigners in the U.S. sending at least $10,000,000 abroad annually.
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West
Tru
Robert $. Faulkner
Kansas Ciy
Railway Traveling Risks Across Nations in 1901
A London Mail report notes that 1901 saw no passenger deaths in British railways, while the U S Interstate Commerce Commission records 249 passenger deaths and 125 injuries to June 30, 1900. When including workers and trespassers, totals rose to 7,865 killed and 50,320 injured. English, French, and other lines showed fatality rates near one per 4,090 yearly, with English insurers offering double death benefits.
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British Isles
London Mail
Interstate Commerce Commission of
United States
Futhermore
Bread's Alcohol Content Revealed By Chemist
A Philadelphia Record report quotes chemist Thomas Bolas claiming baked bread retains alcohol after fermentation. He cites tests on twelve loaves showing about 0.14 percent alcohol, equating 100 pounds of bread to five ounces of alcohol. He suggests a person eating 350 pounds yearly would consume 17 quarts of whisky over ten years. The woman with the white ribbon remains skeptical.
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Philadelphia Record
Thomas Bolas
Capacity for Silence and the Colorado River’s Promise
A London writer notes the Anglo Saxon habit of silence versus Americans chatty at home. The piece then discusses the Colorado River’s irrigation potential, likening it to the Nile, with 40 to 60 thousand acres surveyed and speculation that it could become the mother of an occidental Egypt. Also cited is research showing a steamer can drift two miles after engines stop, needing at least a mile to halt.
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London
Salle-A-Manger
Ferbe
Maral
On. Ariz. Save
Colorado
Forbes
Egypt
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S. R’v
Armen
Sandusky Diviah
Sandusky Division
L. P. Baxtrre
Travelers’ Register
An & Buffalo Arsit Company
Levelard
Buffalo
Erie
Sleveland
Ctchzetra
Clevelandado
Niagara Falls
Lerar
Axe
Cols. Ginti & St. Lon
St Louis Express
Gols. Indels & St. Lov
Cola
Cinti
J. H .Ht
Force 44
England
Elyria Business Firms
Baker’s Drug Store
Lodi Street
R. R. Renouard
West Street
Lanson
F. Guth
Leedale & Shafer
Sharp Block
East Broad St Union Shop
THE
GEM Bakery
Hinkson & Halpin
Iqal
Gallup
Lorain & Elyria Ice CO
EL Bridge St
F. Fauver
Mgr
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
Florist
West Side
KL. G. Hecock
Bearth
Elyria Block Shoe Store
Wao. C. Satin
Business Colleges
Mass Annie Thomas
Elyria Business College
Sheffield Land & Improvement Co
Weller Engineering Co
General Machine Works
Ohio
California
Bridge St. Elyria
Beavy
John T. Houghton
Chestnut St
Bell
Worthifg. CO
R. G. Anderson, M. D
Bell Phone
F. H. Lewis
Sanitary
E. T. Hollis
Lodi St
B. H. Starr
Mutual Benefit Life
Griswold
Fisher's Jewelry Store
Sean
H. D.grigsby
Agt
Brewer-Endly Ble
Wheeler & Wilson Mig. Co
S. T. Sawyer
East Avenue
C. F. Nichols
Cor. Weiver
D. Geha
Elyria Fruit Co
Hadaway Bros
Jeus
Emmons Sakery
Broad St
Briggs Bros
D. M. Ferry
A. J. Burrell
Choice Family Groceries
Baily
Quiilhurst
W. . Smith
Legel
Frank Mickey
Sunaegwt
Cora Mickey
Court of Common
Lorain County
Orio
Frank Mackey
New York
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