Peruna touted by medical examiner and society women
A medical examiner and Dr Hartman promote Peruna as a cure for catarrh and systemic weakness. Mina Blanch Grey testifies to renewed strength after using the remedy, while R. Llewellyn Jordan praises Peruna’s effects on nerve centers and mucous membranes. The claim: catarrh disappears and cures persist.
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el Grey
Alahama Street
Tron
Peruna
Mina
Pystem
Res Catarch
Ita
Columbus
Ohio
Hartman
Women's Advance In Tok io University A Small College Rise
Six years after plans to create a women’s university in Tokyo the institution opened in April 1901 with 46 professors and instructors. It houses 660 students including preparatory offerings, all living in dormitory style halls with matrons. Three departments Japanese literature English literature domestic science anchor the program amid broader study offerings.
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Tokio
Los Tructors
Censorship and odd notes from a period page
Foreign comic papers face strict censorship in Germany and in America for disrespectful images. A Catholic church at Helteberg halted work as a plaster beard mishap led to authorities inspecting statues and portraits of the architect and builder.
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Kaiser
Germany
America
Heltebberg
Erupting Volcano Near Acafutla Harbor Suppresses Coastal Fears
In Central Anwrles, near Acafutla, a local volcano shows near-constant activity with lava glow visible in Arajutia harbor at night every twenty to thirty minutes. Residents monitor the eruption closely, expecting a dramatic explosion, while folklore mentions a big devil in the mountain and its unpredictable influence on the larder and kitchens.
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Acafutla
Anwrles
Imalco
Arajutia
Seb
Fery Household Drama Leads to Unclear Revelations
In a fragmented scene characters debate duty and hunger as they prepare a meal and confront a ritual. They light a fire, observe outcomes, and react with relief or fear. The action shifts to potential rebellion and a warning about power and crowds, ending with a murky moral on ambition.
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Wateh
Medor
Elec
Java
Bee Lin
General Lee's Idea on Maine Destruction
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee proposed a theory on the Maine’s destruction noting alleged involvement of young Cuban and Spanish officers. He cited keys to the magazine found with captains and two blasts, one from torpedo and a second from magazine detonation, while the U S naval inquiry found no culprits.
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Gen. Lee
Maine
Fitzhugh Lee
Bcnalty
Weyler
Cuba
Sigsbee
United States Court of Naval Inquiry
Indianapolis Journal
Wives and Wounds of Old Laid Plans Across Time
A London tale recalls a Huddersfield man who swore never to speak to a woman after jilting his fiancé on the eve of marriage. He kept his vow until death, leaving benefits only to male kin. Other anecdotes recount a Vienna monument to a scorned lover, a Wilkie Collins heroine, and a Manchester merchant forced to alter his home by hair colour.
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Huddersfield
London
Vienna
Bachelar
Wilkie Collins
Armadale
Manchester
Threw Away His Trousers Station Agent's Dilemma
A station agent on the G N railway, awaiting a pension payout after service injuries, slept through a late train. His alarm failed, causing him to race for his trousers but he tossed them onto a crane instead of the mail sack, leaving him undressed as the midnight express roared in. The tale appears in Harper's Magazine for June.
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G— N
Courtpon
Wat
Harper's Magpaina
One Vote Lost by Indignant Irishman in Court
A vivid anecdote relates an Irish applicant jeered by Judge Pryor during a rigorous naturalization exam. The man, failing to answer basic questions about independence and the Constitution, vows to vote against Pryor when eligible, though he remains hopeful for future citizenship.
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Judge Pryor
Supreme Court
Roger A. Pryor
New York Times
Fred
Dent
Ote
Leichman
Maryland Masonry Leader Honored Abroad on Grand Tour
Gen Thomas J Shryock grand master of Maryland Masonry led a New York voyage with 167 fraternity members aboard the ocean liner Castle to the Mediterranean. The Celtic Maryland association elected him president and he was named honorary member of Jerusalem's Royal Solomon Mother Lodge. In Egypt he became honorary grand master of the grand lodge and received courtesies from Idris Bey Raghel during a Rad Helouan lodge meeting near Cairo.
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Meperiincen
Maryland
Thomas J. Shryock
Masonic Grand Tudge
New York
Castle
Mavonie Fraternity
Theee
Celtic Mavonie Association
Gen
Bhrycek
King Solomon's Temple
Jerusalem
Shrrork
Royal Solomon Mother Lodge
Egypt
Grand Lodge of
Grand Lodge
Idris Bey Raghel
Rad Helouan Lodge
Desert
Cairo
Inferno club formed by Washington statesmen at noon club meetings
Senator Depew, Senator Burrows and others launch the Inferno club to offset what members call overheated newspaper tales about Philippine bill opponents. Daily noon sessions feature blood and thunder stories with fierce language, Depew recounting a railroad robbery murder suicide wreck with immense casualties.
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Washington
Depew
Burrows
Depew Embraces Auto Travel Amid Chauffeur Woes
Senator Depew rides to the capitol in a new automobile with Mrs. Depew, narrowly dodging streetcars. He jokes that the omnibus claims bill is now the automobile claims bill, calling the old term outdated in the era of improved vehicles.
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Depew
Senator Depew
Capitol
His Qualifications in a Follies of Courtship
A man pleads his wealth and experience to win a societywoman. She methodically checks off his points about wealth age and wisdom then reveals the twist that she seeks a husband not a father figure, ending with a playful rejection.
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Noas
What She Would Say
A scene in a parlor shows a man debating his love and future wife status while wearing a false mustache. He questions how to share the news gently and contemplates his resolve as he hints at a bundle of letters to influence consequences. The dialogue reveals tension over propriety and potential scandal.
The Geceitful Man and a Grievous Railroad Death
A distressed messenger informs a widow that her husband was killed instantly on the railroad. The account notes severe injuries and the limited recovery of his remains, while the caller laments the tragedy and questions the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Villala
Ancient medical lore and medieval wound cures
A fragment from a historical note describes medieval ideas for treating wounds and poisoning. It cites a nursemaid’s remedy for a baby’s wound and the legendary Mithridates antidote. the text uses archaic spellings and playful mistranscriptions of the period’s medical lore.
Army doctor vacancies exceed fifty as exam rules bite
Mrs Winslow's notice reports over fifty vacancies in the army medical corps despite efforts by the surgeon general to recruit. New graduates face a rigid professional exam and strict physicals. Applicants should write to the surgeon general at Washington for blanks. An assistant surgeon begins as captain with pay and allowances and a commission that carries safe tenure.
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Army
Washington
Ball’s Catarrh Care price ta tale of mixed genders
A garbled anecdote from a Yale divinity school dinner features President Hadley recounting a tale about a French visitor who apologizes for “cockroached” time and says he was “mixed up in my genders” after meeting the Chicago mayor.
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Yale Divinity School
Hadley
Chicago
Baltimore to Honor Schley Avenue in City Plan
Baltimore officials consider renaming North Avenue to Schley Avenue to honor Rear Admiral Schley. The move reflects city growth extending beyond the old boundary and aims to preserve proper nomenclature.
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Baltimore
Schley
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