Prominent doctor promotes home rheumatic remedy
An advertisement touts Toris compound as the quickest rheumatic remedy, mixed at home with syrup of Isalia and whiskey. It claims fast relief, notes pharmacist support, and urges insisting on the genuine sealed Toris compound. Also mentions Burduco Liver Powder, Hicks capucine, and various age ad pitches.
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Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories of
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Nevsky Prospect Amid Hyperactive Petersburg Street Life
A vivid portrait of Saint Petersburg contrasting two street worlds on Nevsky Prospect. The piece notes crowds forbidden, newsboys banned, and a quiet capital by day, then bursts into a cosmopolitan artery with diverse people, carriages, uniforms, and a flood of languages and cultures. It ends with brief local notes on a savings loss and an aluminum solder invention.
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Selamlik in Constantinople A Sultan's Friday Parade
Lady Jepson describes a Selamlik in Constantinople with a diverse crowd, the sultan Abdul Hamid arriving in a simple carriage while troops cheer quietly. The scene includes vivid color of dress, a guarded harem wall, and harsh views on women under the sultan's rule.
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Lady Jepson
Levan
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Yildiz Palace
Ferejeh
Selamlik
Turkey
Boston Firemen Weigh Union Affiliation
Boston firemen from the hose and ladder crews plan a meeting to decide on joining the American Federation of Labor. They expect most members to support the move while pledging no risk of disruptive strikes during fires.
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Boston
American Federation of Labor
Parrot Hurls Slang at Officer From Cage to Ledge
Pittsburg policemen faced a talking parrot that swore at them after escaping its cage. Officer Charles Calhoun, a summer baseball catcher, reported the bird shouted phrases such as cut the salve and your control's rotten from a high ledge.
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Pittsburg
Charles Alhoun
Calhoun
Grinds Roots for Poultry Machine Described
A Popu lar Mechanics article outlines a wooden cabbage grinder repurposed to chop vegetables for fowls. The device uses a wooden base a crank driven cylinder with exposed nails and a wooden concave, assembled with a hopper and wedges for stability.
Grinding cabbage for sauerkraut in a vegetable grinder
The description explains adjusting the machine to grind various vegetables or swap a new one, with the base ends on boxes or legs added. It instructs cutting cabbage into quarters removing hearts, pressing on the cylinder, and turning the crank to produce fine cabbage bits suitable for sauerkraut.
Success in raising turkeys and care tips
A writer advises key steps for turkey raisers including location and range, healthy standard-breed fowls, careful feeding, lice control, and a dry roomy coop. It covers egg gathering, brooding setup, hatch care, dusting, feeding with egg bread lettuce onion tops grain grit and shells, and returning poults to roost each night with cautious pepper use.
Rules for Poultrymen Urge Clean Nests and Regular Egg Handling
Farmers and Poultrymen are urged to follow rules for poultry and eggs including clean nests with one nest per four hens, gather eggs twice daily, store eggs in a cool dry place, market eggs at least twice weekly, and promptly sell kill or confine all male birds after the hatching season ends.
Cleanliness Pays Off in Poultry Pens
Cleanliness in the poultry pens boosts profits for the poultryman, turning better hygiene into higher earnings and fewer losses.
Wedding Rings That Wear Longer Than Gold
Platinum wedding rings emerge as the newest trend with Mlle Jeanne Provost credited for the idea after her marriage to M Firpo. The costly metal lasts longer and wears better than gold, though jewelers question why a French actress favors durability over tradition.
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Mlle
Jeanne Provost
M. Firpo
Childish wish echoes in a boy's question to his father
Excerpt from Paul West's Just Boy letters evokes Ambrose Bierce era humor. The child asks why ministers move so much and imagines his father a minister, reflecting early Argonaut style in a clipped clipping voice.
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Little Johnny
Ambrose Bierce
the Argonaut
Thore
San Francisco
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