Texas wild ride escape from death sparks cheers
Gertrude Castle a daring Texas girl rode her pet steer Comanche along a Brownwood Brady line road to race a locomotive. The steer cleared a cowcatcher and saved her from disaster. the crowd at the depot celebrated the brave animal with applause and rewards.
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Gertrude Castle
Castle
Gertrude
Comanche
Jook
Girl
Ran
Light on human nature from a selfmade merchant letter
Excerpted reflection on how boys turn out. The piece compares boys to pups sold on street corners and suggests outcomes depend on nature and circumstance. It emphasizes letting a child follow their true bent rather than forcing a fixed path.
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Board of Trade
Move to Preserve Forests Proposals Before Agriculture Dept
Proposals before the Department of Agriculture aim to regulate and systematize amber consumption in the United States. Prof Fernow of Cornell predicts forests could be exhausted within thirty years if current trends continue.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Fernow
Binto College of Forestry
Cornell University
Old Western Life Haw Gone Predlerio and the Hunt
Fragmented passage describes a cowboy observing a weathered scene and gathering materials for new work. The text mentions an eventful southward move and a notable cowboy figure, with unclear details about timing and actions.
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Predlerio Ftemington
Dean
Eouth
Emigration From Ireland Reported in 19th Century Notices
Fragmentary OCR notes report on emigration from Ireland, mentioning large numbers and destinations. The text references migration flows from various regions, including Dublin, and notes the continuation of movement to destinations abroad.
Landmarks of New York Make Way for Commerce
A historical overview traces the demolition of old New York structures including the Stadt Huus and the Kennedy mansion later used as a hotel. It notes the City Hall sites on Wall Street and Broad Street, their wartime roles, and the fate of artifacts and portraits linked to revolutionary era events and figures.
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New York
Greenwich Street
Kennedy
Earl of Cassilia
England
Nathaniel Prime
Gen. Washington
Stadt Huus
Coentien Slip
Pearl Street
Broad Street
Wall Street
Common Council
John Jadman
Earl of Bellomont
Guy Carleton
Dobba Ferry
Washington
Sears
King Sears
Talleyrand
Joke Was On The Cashier: Farmer Secures Rate Rise
An outsider bests a Pittsburgh business leader by leveraging coal land deals. The farmer near the Smoky City obtained several hundred thousand dollars through a novel financial move, shocking a major trust company president.
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Pittsburg
Smoky City
Fragmented 18th Century Washington Notes on Pardon and Building
Fragmentary OCR recounts British plunder and a Washington scene. It mentions the Federal Building and Senate oath taking in April, a grand marble exchange building, and the presidency era. Also describes a cash-focused company dealing with deposits, interest talks, and a misread figure of a venerable university president.
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Ruthlenmly
Noriry
Congres
Senate
Wastington
Alte
Washington
Broadway
Hattery
Eifflige
Kennedy
Shadelam
Theo Um
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised in 1920s Letter Feature
A reader testimonial from Thad Bad about back pain, swelling, and urinary issues claims Doan's Kidney Pills relieved symptoms after two boxes. The letter cites lumbar pain, frequent urination, and sleeplessness and endorses the product from the Foremen American Tobacco Co. outlet at 2423 W Main Street.
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Lorrie
Yura
Jans B. Kuasare
Main Street
Totacco Co
Americans honored in London Athenaeum club first nonresident member
Brander Matthews became the first non resident American elected to the Athenaeum club in London while Henry White of the American embassy followed as the fourth. The notice also mentions consumer products for mothers and children, including Gray's Sweet Powders and various drugstore items.
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London
Brander Matthews
Athenaeum Club
Henry White
Gray
Beatty
Carex
New York
Sperenot All Druggista
Bat Fee
Olusted
Lalioy RC
Sterilization of Meat Returns in Belgian Trade
The practice of sterilizing meat is common in Belgium and allows meat to re-enter trade as a wholesome, storable product that would otherwise be unsuitable for direct consumption.
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Belgium
Care and Cures and Gold Production and Politics
Care cures with Lecanto Bromide Quinine tablets offered with money back if ineffective. In a year California produced double Alaska gold and Colorado produced more than three times as much. A political tale shows Judge Fuller urged to drop salary hikes to avoid boosting lawmakers’ incentives. Hours of dining traced from four meals daily to near ten o’clock by England and France.
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California
Alaska
Colorado
England
France
Postum Cereal Coffee touted as healthful alternative
An Iowa woman credits Postum Cereal Coffee with ending her dependence on strong coffee and improving heart and stomach symptoms. She notes improved health for herself and her father after switching, while others in her circle also report benefit and renewed vigor.
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Davenport
Iowa
Sheraya
Ponti
Alok
Italian art critic finds authentic Santa Cecilia in Padua
Italian critic Giulio Bonola concludes the British Museum bas relief labelled Santa Cecilia is a copy. He asserts the genuine original resides in Padua after completing his investigation.
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Giulio Bonola
Donatella
Bonola
British Museum
Santa Cecilia
Padua
Cheap Passenger Rates On Santa Fe Routes In June
Train fares listed include Ogden Salt Lake via Santa Fe 22 dollars round trip to Missouri River and intermediate points. Chicago routes 44.50, St. Louis 39.50 with return by September 1903. Information from General Agent 411 Dooley Salt Lake City Utah. Also a life sketch of Chaplain Milburn notes his blindness before adulthood, Methodist clergyman, lecturer and author.
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Missouri River
Chicago
St. Louis
Dooly
Salt Lake City
Utah
Milburn
William H. Milkburn
Senate
William & Morrizon
Bis
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Pastorate Note
An older ad mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure priced at 75c and endorses Piso's Cure for throat complaints. A biographical note reports The Rev. William Armbold serving 38 years with Congregation Keneseth Israel in Philadelphia, aged 74 and active. A testimonial from Wat. O. Expeney of Van Buren Indiana dated Feb 10, 1900 appears.
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William Armbold
Congregation
Keneseth Israel of
Philadelphia
Armbold
Piso
Wat. O. Expeney
Vanburen
Ind
The Worth of an Automobile
The passage asserts that owning an automobile greatly expands a man's life and opportunities, multiplying his possessions and sphere far beyond a horse era. It cites an English editor of World's Work as endorsing this view.
Internal U S Commerce Growth and Kitchen Stove Trade
Government estimates place US internal commerce at 20 billion dollars last year, up from 2 billion years ago. American manufactures nearly double Britain and Ireland and rival combined outputs of France Germany and Russia. Also promotes kitchen stove marks The Klean Kool Kitchen Kit Pho stoves.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Statietician
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Germany
Rusaa
British Tourists Complain Of Canada In Transit
Two British travelers aboard the Montreal express discuss their impressions of Canada with a New York passenger. They praise the country as delightful and its people as hospitable though their remarks include inflated flattery about Niagara Falls and the Canadian clubs.
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Montreal Express
New York
Canute
Canada
Rome
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