Wolverine The Glutton Raider Of Traps
The wolverine is a stout three and a half foot carnivore with a shaggy coat and banded markings. It hunts mice and hares but is infamous for raiding traps, stealing bait, and killing caught prey while remaining elusive. once found as far south as New York’s Rensselaer county, but chiefly in northern America Europe and Asia.
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Boston Herald
Picious
Rensselaer County
New York
America
Europe
Asia
Enormous Paterson Wheel to Power Calumet Works
A circular sand wheel 65 feet in diameter is under construction in Paterson and will be shipped to Michigan to power the Calumet and Hecla works. The 550 buckets scoop waste into a sluice. the device uses 700 horsepower and will run at ten revolutions per minute by electric power.
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Paterson
Michigan
Calumet and Hecla Company
New York Post
Krupp Works
Germany
Quote About Laziness and Fame Sparks Morning Thought
A Detroit Free Press mock dialogue questions laziness and fame. The speaker quips that if a man woke up famous he would simply turn over and sleep again, offering a wry take on ambition.
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Detroit Free Press
No Credit to Him Quote in Atchison Globe
A clipped aphorism from the Atchison Globe notes that when a man deceives his wife it reflects her strong faith more than his cleverness. This item presents a moral reflection rather than a news event.
New Dress Notes Show Velvet Box Coats In Fashion
The New York Post notes the season will feature short velvet satin brocade or moire box coats to rival long raglans with easy on and off wear. Open sleeves show white satin lining with chiffon frills. trims in accordion-plaited frills. Fabrics favor square meshes, fancy plaids, and chenille or velvet dot trims on gowns. Black materials dominate though white chiffon and grenadine remain correct. Applique, sable, and mink accents appear on gowns and wraps.
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New York Post
Grand Duchess Olga Hints At Spring Millinery Styles
The article notes spring hats feature realistic floral decorations with roses and elaborate foliage. Large bows, Spanish scarves, and lace trims appear on French models, but the trend leans toward ostentation over elegant simplicity, with roses and greenery among the most attractive designs.
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New York Post
Bruges
Chantilly
Princess Margaret of Connaught and Russia's young empress in waiting
Princess Margaret of Connaught, King Edward's niece, is billed as a key royal figure on the European chessboard with talks of possible royal matches and a forthcoming London home at Clarence House as the Connaughts prepare for coronation season. In Russia six year old Grand Duchess Olga is hailed as a precocious beauty and likely future ruler amid ongoing royal chatter surrounding the czar’s family.
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Margaret of Connaught
Edward
Dublin
Duke of Connaught
Margaret
Great Britain
Europe
Daisy
Princess Margaret
Queen Victoria
Duchess of
India
Princess Patricia
Charles Frederick
Prussia
England
Connaughts
London
Duke’s Country Place
Bagshot Park
Surrey
Buckingham Palace
Clarence House
St. James’ Palace
Saxe-Coburg
Russia
Olga
Anastasia
St. Petersburg
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Eye Croquettes From Ledger Magazine
Cook six eggs ten minutes then cool and chop. Make a sauce with butter flour milk salt pepper yolks cream mustard add eggs parsley and mushrooms. Shape croquettes, dip in eggs and breadcrumbs, fry until golden, drain, and garnish with parsley.
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Ledger Magazine
Rapid Transit Conductor Claims Ten Years On Duty
A southern railroad conductor tells a passenger he has a decade on the road, asserting familiarity with slow travel. The passenger questions the experience and asks where he boarded. Stray Stories.
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Southern Railroad
Elderly Women in White Stir French Wedding Fashion
French circles debate a wedding where the bride and her mother wore heavy white gowns. The mother wore a white muslin gown trimmed with ermine, seen as rich for a woman a little over 40. A couturiere notes a woman is never too old to wear white, but may be too ugly.
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Couturiere
Cure for Chapped Hands in Cold Weather
The maid of all work endures hand chapping from soapsuds in winter. A thoughtful mistress keeps a bowl of Indian meat near the sink and encourages dipping hands while moist, then dries them thoroughly.
Dainty Dish for Dainty Tastes
A recipe for chicken custard using chicken stock and cream cooked in a double boiler. Stir in beaten egg yolks and salt, then spoon into custard cups to cool. A delicate variation from standard chicken dishes.
How to fit a stair carpet for even wear
The guide advises buying an extra yard and folding fabric at each end to allow shifting the carpet. This lets the carpet ride higher or lower over time so wear is even and the stair edges do not look frayed while other areas stay fresh.
Burnishing Iron Work Methods
Plain or ornamental varnished iron work may be restored to look like new by rubbing with petroleum applied with a soft duster.
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Memare
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Psa Iene Sen Reonasipioe
P. Breeding
Batav
Sevan
Roudebush
Batavia, Ohio
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Appeaite de Public Building
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Cincinna Carew Building
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Fifth and Vine
Hamilton
Clermont
Avid K. McDonald
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Angesieng
Courier Block
Batavia
Ohio
G. A. Frasier
Louis Hicks
Court House
Wm. O. Bishop
Geo. W. Hulick
Ulice & Bishop, Attorneys AT Law
Ibatavia
Dennison
Edward Q. Crane
Stroving
Jelson B. Cramer
Ccincinnati
Fosdeck B’da
East Fourth Street
R. Woodliff
Ofice
Dwin C. Ely
Kline
Main Street
Has. H. Woo
Mansee
Wm. RK
Walker
San Francisco
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Chicago
Golden Gate
Yosemite
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