Dr Wu M Surrz Family Leaves Beadle County for Springfield
Dr Wu M Surrz and family depart on Tuesday for Springfield Missouri to reside there. Dr Smith and family have lived in Beadle county six years near Wessington and came to Huron over a year ago where he began medical practice and proved very successful. They leave with many friends. A Galveston baby weighs one pound and parents hope it will grow to claim Mrs Tom Thumb’s diamond ring. E P Roe wrote the last chapter of Miss Lou on the day of his death. Laura Jean Libby’s Miss Middleton’s Lover remains in high demand and print runs struggle to keep up.
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Ransom & Horton Fur Goods Sample Sale in City
Mesers Ransom and Horton of St Paul the western regions largest fur house open samples at the Wright house Friday afternoon and Saturday October 5th and 6th. Mr Horton will present seal Mink and plush cloaks for ladies and fat and four lined coats for men amid firm claims of quality fit and honest dealing. Located at 101 8d St St Paul.
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Ransom & Horton
St. Paul
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Wright House
Horton
The Newspaper Revolution in Chicago
A historical overview of the rise of blanket sheets powered by rail and telegraph, highlighting The Daily News of Chicago as a high quality, low price leader. It notes the paper’s Associated Press franchise, independent stance, and appeal to the “best people” while contrasting rivals.
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Daily News
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Taz Daily News
Independent
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Fragmented memory test excerpt analyzed for meaning
The selected sentence discusses distress and personal responsibility, contrasting dependence on government or education with self driven outcomes. It references phrases like eye for an eye and blood for blood while noting imperfect clarity and compilation by multiple hands.
Island’s streamless condition near Fontabelle described
The narrator notes the island lacks surface water aside from a single brook named Indian river. It begins in a swamp and runs a short course of a few hundred yards before reaching the sea above Fontabelle, with no cascades or foam.
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Fontabelle
Unclear Facial Symmetry Theory Cited by German Professor
Fragmentary report quotes a German professor on facial symmetry noting two sides of the face differ. Text appears cut, with references to the countenance and an easel, revealing no coherent full argument or context.
Zulu Cattle, Wealth, and Warfare in Drake’s Magazine
The passage describes Zulus valuing cattle as currency with eight cows equal to one woman, and portrays cattle theft as a driver of southern African conflicts. It quotes W. P. Pond in Drake's Magazine, detailing tribal ambitions, customs, and wealth linked to cattle, along with degrading stereotypes.
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Bohada
Africa
W. P. Pond
Drake’s Magazine
A Primitive Russian Bath Described
Fragment discusses the Russian bath as a vapor bath and hints at its purpose and use in the country with incomplete details. The text references a primitive Russian bath and its intended effects, but many words are missing or garbled.
Wilsson and Cary Concert Pair Highlight Evening
The article notes Annie Louise Cary returning from study abroad and performing in concert with Wileson. Cary appears young and gifted, delivering a vivid musical display alongside her partner, who accompanies on piano. The event showcases refined artistry and a promising collaboration in a refined venue.
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Wilsson
Miss Cary
Annie Louise Cary
Wileson
Cary
Ali
War at Sea Eyewitness Account From The Century
An excerpt recounts brutal hand to hand combat aboard a ship during a naval action. It describes soldiers and engineers enduring scorching injuries and frenzied enemy assault as a decisive moment unfolds with ships silenced and engines failing.
Unclear historical note on large bells and ringing customs
Fragmentary text discusses big bells in London and Russia and mentions swinging clappers and a five-ton tie. A reference to General Garfield’s grave appears among garbled phrases. No coherent event or positions can be determined from the readable excerpts.
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Russia
Belis
Paul
Garfield Aea
Fene
St Pen
Growth of City Children Quetelet Cited
Quetelet notes in On Man that city children outnumber country children in growth and nutrition, contrasting urban and rural child development patterns with emphasis on nutritive differences.
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Ciildren
Quetelet
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