Glaciers in Switzerland Likely to Stay Permanent News
The piece notes that Swiss glaciers are not melting as feared and that observed changes reflect natural expansion and contraction cycles. Engraved by experts as temporary shifts, glaciers such as the Alaskan Muir Glacier are cited to support the view that major ice bodies will persist for ages, despite tourism and exploration influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Jce
Wis
Tim
Muir Ghider
Alaska
Tiveness
High Enjoyment and the Share Question
Fragmentary prose explores how personal pleasure contrasts with sharing benefits. The passage argues private use yields limited communal happiness, while generosity to family and community enhances overall joy, suggesting a moral on distributing personal resources.
Fragmentary Look at Minds and Society in Century Era
Fragmented reflections discuss slow mental ripening, gender roles, and education as presented in a Century magazine excerpt. Noted figures refer to WA and Dorlsnd, with wider commentary on discipline, judgment, and the need for structured schooling. Curiosities include a remark on dairy farming and Paris automobile rules impacting spring trade.
Congress Hears Prohibition Talks and Finances
In Congress a probe into the Electric Boat Co. ends as Rep. Bartholdt attacks prohibition in the District. A currency bill is introduced and the president's message is read. The Senate passes pension and District appropriation bills amid conferees, while New York figures report illness and legal actions involving notable individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Boat Company
FB. Whitsey
Lake Torpedo Rest Company
Michard Bartholdt
Milliousi
House
District of Columbia
Lima Bil
Vreeland
New York
Congress
Senate
Pension and District of
Large batch of early 20th century world events reported
A wide range of incidents are described including a prisoner escape at Atlan the, a train robbery on the New York and St Louis express, the Matsushima explosion near Marabes Wisconsin, flood and frost damage in several regions, political and financial unrest, and various fires, crimes, and natural disasters. The item lists casualties, convictions, and notable deaths across multiple locations.
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Hartleshiy
Mintorey
Les Kuwlews
Verden
Owe
Ethet
Whler
Lown
Bill of Michigan
American Health and Acctient Association of Detroit
Torreon
Mexico
National Prosperity
A. McHagh
Charles P. O'Neil
Hetrall
Connolly
Detroit
Roosevelt
New England
Washington
Willant A. Stetson
Boston
United States
Georglai Bible
North Carolina
Chicago
Herbert Loeb
Philadelphia
Isle of Wight
Culhalles
New York
New Jersey
Bryan
Colorado
Arkansas
Taft
Carty
Rockford
AL Lordsburg
Oliver Garrison
George Allen
Miles Stwfid
Morocco
Mat Bishima
Pescadores Islas Iy
Matsushima
Ypsilant
Mich
Fred Auterburn
Atlanthe
Pittsburg
Rothney
Towa
Mieoiri
Ulingis
Portdivance
JD Gurriwa
Witlhone
Flat Creek
Ali
Ative
Wais
Nashville
Tenn
Ishionaire
Phoenix
Ray Lamphere
Laporte
Ini
Atte
Della Gouness
Jean
John Mabert Ward
Dudley
Kiel
Persia
Hoste
Herman J, Peters
Port Huron
Mick
Tost
United Homie Protectors' Fraternity
Baltimere Zoo
John A. Bunn Chatty Company
Pal
Minn
Malome & Son
Caynen
Mad
Enoire
Romitillean
Marylind
Teeneminty
Florida
Uffiense
Davin
Olly
Daston
Robert Harrison
Thorns
Ight Ming
Huntington
W. Va
Kelle Gunness
Laporte Ind
John Edward Libbey
Charles B. Church
District of Columbia
Leonora Pierce
Greyta Fulmer
Denver
Malf
Notre Dame de Salette
Buckingham
Ten die in Ft Wayne hotel fire and Ohio man jumps to death
A devastating blaze gutted the Ft Wayne hotel early Sunday, killing ten and leaving many missing with twelve seriously injured. An Ohio man leaped from a fourth floor window, crying for help, and died on impact as rescue efforts continued amid charred debris and a smoldering interior.
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Ohio
Ft. Wayne
Inn
Aveline Notel
Wayne
Anckenbrick
Johnson
Pana
M. Huseh
New Yorke
Eoan M. Hirsch
Wuverll
J.B. Miller
Sheboygan
Wis
Bliss
Carton
Pirie, Scott & Co
Chicago
W. A. Pitcher
FL Wayne
Detroit Neckwear Cay Streit
Mich
Sarah Hardaway
Mishawalt
Ind
Sire
Sarah Hathaway
Aisk
Ralib Hopkins
Agysar Moors
Hannes
Hull
Severs
Exon
Cine AL Varnell
Star
Mit
Hendricks
John Hendricks
Matthews
Colum- Wis
Nave
Five Killed in Brooklyn Fire at No 17 Humboldt Street
A early morning blaze in a four story brick tenement in Brooklyn killed five people including a mother and four children and seriously injured four others. Police praised rescues as residents leaped to life nets. estimated loss about 10000 dollars. The dead include Mrs Abrams and several Abrams children and Mrs Cobon. Injured include Mrs Noble and the Hirschorn family with severe burns and a broken shoulder. Fire began in the cellar while residents slept.
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New York
Humboldt Street
Brooklyn
Dors Abrams
Badle
Currie
Charles Abrams
Junnie Cobon
May Noble
Amelia Hirschorn
Fannie Hirschorn
Annie H Hirgcorn
Eldct
The Mail Order Threat to Local Retail Trade
A discussion on consuming capacity in the United States argues that growth tracks population and tastes, while warning that mail order houses harm small merchants. It questions whether direct manufacturer sales or distant catalogues best serve the masses, urging discrimination against catalogue houses and favoring local dealers.
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United States
Tainuacturer
Value of Goods and Middlemen in Commerce
The article argues that goods must be valued realistically, noting that prices fall when overproduction or obsolescence forces sales. It defends the continued role of middlemen as essential to distribution, despite calls for direct trade and economic changes. It stresses the importance of good roads for commerce, and how sturdy infrastructure enables longer journeys to towns with better markets.
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Gtst
Title Goes with Degree in Vienna Hospitals
Unmarried women envy Dr Yella Reissig who is legally Frau Dr Reisig though unmarried. The article notes the title frau accompanies a medical degree and mentions Dr Helasig as operating surgeon at a Vienna hospital. It also reports 3,869 foreigners at German universities in winter semesters, 83 percent of total attendance.
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Yella Reissig
Reisalg
Helasig
Vienna
Practical Fashions Childs One Piece Bishop Dress Pattern
A vintage sewing notice describes Paris Pattern No. 2061 for a child’s bishop dress in fawn pallate or silk. It outlines fabric needs by size, front center fullness, gathered skirt, yoke, and buttoned sleeves with wash ribbon, plus beading and insertion trims. Pattern requests include name, address, size, and mother’s name for ordering.
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Paris
Ladies Seven-Gored Flare Skirt Pattern No 2341
Paris Pattern No 2341 offers a seven-gored flare skirt in black and white checked cotton voile. Described with centerback inverted box placket, wide fabric band trim, sizes 22 to 26 inches, yardage varies by width and nap, price 10 cents, send name address size pattern NO 2341 to Pattern Departments.
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Paris
Lower
Dee
Opium Fiends and the Ten Hour Factory Law Tale
A factory inspector recalls a New England town where poverty drove mothers to drug their babies with opium to cope with long mill hours. He notes the old abuse of Laudanum and describes how the law gradually improves conditions. The inspector claims credit for stopping the practice.
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New England
Unwieldy lines from The World and Memoulis Commercial Appeal
The exchange from The World is Her Lobster notes a front man’s occasional defeat and self mobilization limits. Memoulis Commercial Appeal comments that a bright, pretty woman has the world in a sling, reflecting social satire of charm and influence.
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Itacoma
Memoulis
Western Canada crops prove robust despite late spring
From Regina, Mr. A Kaltenbrunner reports on 70 acres of wheat yielding 20 bushels per acre and 30 acres fallow at 26 bushels per acre, plus 9,000 bushels of first-class grain from 160 acres. Wheat quality deemed No. 1 Hard, with plans to seed and sell seed stock. Several carloads shipped at 4 cents per bushel, and total earnings projected higher despite adverse conditions. Information on free homestead lands offered by Canadian Government Agent.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Central Canada
A Kaltenbrunner
Moose Jaw
Western Canada
Manitoba
Alberta
Friends Help Postum Letter Promises Health Benefit
A letter from a St Paul Park resident outlines relief after quitting coffee for Postum Food Coffee. It cites improved heart and stomach symptoms, headaches, dyspepsia, and digestion, with testimonials from several women including a long-time WCTU state president and others who report quick or lasting benefits. The writer asserts postum cures and notes the phrase There’s a Reagan Road To Wellville.
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Talways
Reagan
Wellville
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Greenville Journal
Greenville
Shia
Winlenvinye
Aiters
Agaly
New York Weekly
Kerlin Chia
Hippolyte Mehles
Venstes
Cleveland
Lilo Hue
Mary McMurray
Catton Brilae Company
Lina
Stoseph Carabell
Talon
Poller
Hamil” Jetter
Robert W. Got
Cinciinati
Tenurder
Lew Lunziger
Phystelan
Thomas Winkhitin
St. Paul and Western Coal Com
Wing
St. Paul
Louis A. Gourdini
St. Elizabeth's Fertural Asylum
Jenne A. Call
Gov. Davidson
Wisconsin
Jack
Tack
Calo
Meyot
Scott Monerlelf
Blue Nile
Manila
Antipolo
Moreng
Fie
Sane
Nira
Willan Thaw
Col
Franklin Bartlett
Harry K. Traw
Mationwan
Mauss
Mentalgne
St. Paul Park
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