New Christian Science Church Dedicated in Boston
The Boston project rises over the area at Norway and Furtouth streets, a vast Christian Science complex with a 224 foot dome, seating for 5000, and seven gallery bays. The new temple cost about 2 million dollars, was funded by subscription, and carries no debt.
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NEW Christian Science Church
Boston
Black Bay Matelot
Bunkey Hil
Bantawil
Norway and
Furtouth
State House
Capitol
St. Paul's
New England
Old South Church
Trinity
Paremont Temple
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Theuditorium
Christian Science Church
Ths
Blind Girl Is A Lawyer From New York
Mim Christine La Barraque, a 28 year old blind woman from New York, graduated top of her class in a California law school and was admitted to the bar there. A graduate of the University of California, she is also an accomplished equestrienne and musician, now pursuing further study in Sonic. She faced skepticism about a blind woman practicing law but led the final exam and vowed to become a lawyer.
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New York
Christine la Barraque
Olindee
Watton Baby
Slaw Clay
California
Mint la Barraque
University of California
Plaga
Memorial to Soldiers in Andersonville Prison Park
Milwaukee reports the soldiers memorial design by Charles A. Pink is chosen for the monument to be erected in Prison Park Andersonville Georgia at a cost of 19000 dollars funded by Wisconsin state appropriation. The sculpture will be carved with a descriptive table to be displayed at Wisconsin graduate exhibit and the monument is planned for completion in the fall.
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State of Wisconsin
Andersonville
A. Pink
Milwauke
Wisconsin
Emperor's Photographic Fad Grips Court Portraits
The kulser's latest fad is color photography in three colors. He runs a studio at his palace in Monbljon and often sits for portraits or arranges poses for others. He changes costumes up to forty times, including green coats and marshal uniforms with a baton. The imperial photos are private and will soon appear in Bor Min shop windows.
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Kulser
Hla Palare
Monbljon
Order of the Garter
Bor- Min
Pineapple Seeds Scarce Hinting At Varietal Breeding
Pineapple seeds are extremely scarce with only about one seed per twenty thousand. The note suggests seed scarcity impacts the development of new varieties and breeding efforts.
Uncle By and the Widow: A Satirical Parade
A garbled, anonymous district column threads together verses and quips about Uncle By for president, a widow, old maids, and social foibles. It mixes carnival style humor with political nods, referencing a Kansas paper line and light sketches of rural manners, urging readers toward a playful, satirical takeaway.
Roanoke Captain Credits Dows Kidney Pills for Gravel Relief
Adjt Watts Camp UCV Roanoke Virginia reports long back pain and kidney issues. After using Down's Kidney Pills he passed a gravel stone about a bean size and has not had attacks since, regaining weight and health. Claimed by Foater-Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
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L. Crute
Watts Camp
Roanoke
Dean
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Educational Notes and School Reforms in London and Abroad
An education association aims to supply spectacles to London schoolchildren under set conditions. London county council reviews prize books, removing Vanity Fair Dombey and Son Pendennis and Great Expectations as unsuitable. Berlin scholars urge two lyceum tracks for girls eight and four years supplemental. Joseph Graveur, Tombs prison schoolmaster, mentors awaiting trial youths, turning Tombs into a broad information bureau.
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London
London County Council
Vanity Fair
Dombey and Son
Berlin
Joseph C. Grayeur
Tombs Prison
New York City
Graveur
Twice Told Tales In Court And Jocular Banter
In an English court a man was fined two shillings for contempt after offering a coin with no change and the clerk quipped he would take it in contempt. A French wife teased her bookworm husband, lamenting his study time, then proposed she were a book to keep him company. He retorted he’d wish she were an almanac to flip him to a new year.
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Minnesota
Marrinl
Pip
Altk
Tate
Bright Bits by the Wits in Somerville Journal
A collage of witty adages and quips about mortgage fees meddling love and ambition. The excerpt blends maxims on charity confidence and modern romance with playful lines about rings and happiness, reflecting the paper style of short humorous observations.
Clever Doctor Promotes Postum For Stomach Relief
A patient recounts years of stomach trouble improved after quitting coffee and starting Postum as advised by a prominent local physician. He credits diet changes and Postum with restoring his digestion and hints the doctor correctly blamed coffee, noting his ongoing use of Postum and a suggestion to seek The Road to Wellville pamphlet.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Love Affair of a Phila. Merchant and an Actress
A wealthy Philadelphia merchant’s son Seymour Chaplain falls for an actress Blanche in New York. Her aim is marriage and she accepts gifts, even a costly ring. His father offers money to force a breakup, but the plan unravels when the check proves fake and the father’s presence is a fraud. The tale ends with Blanche exposed and both she and the ring gone.
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Philadelphia
New York
Blanche
Seymour
Poodlal
Central Park
Chaplain
Blancha
Seymour Chaplain
Brooklyn
Good Thing Mrs Poppy and Mr Poppy in LA Herald
A brief cartoonish exchange from the Los Angeles Herald features Mrs Poppy praising life saving Mr Poppy. The dialog appears light and humorous, reflecting a domestic vignette with playful tone.
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Mrs. Poppy
Mr. Poppy
Los Angeles Herald
WIFEYS LITTLE HINT IN AMUSING TALE OF MARRIAGE
A humorous tale from a Woman’s Home Journal style piece recounts a husband’s social missteps while a witty widow dominates a voting scene in three months. The anecdote contrasts clever wives, sharp jests, and domestic mischief across evenings and streets.
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
An ad risk warns against ointments for catarrh containing mercury claiming they will destroy the teeth and conspire to cause harm. It cites false claims from untrustworthy physicians and urges buying Halls Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co Toledo. Also includes testimonials and cautions about fake remedies and consumer skepticism.
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F.J. Cheney & Go
Toledo
Ito
FF Cheney
Pet
It Saved My Life Tells of Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs T C Tita of Mennig Iowa writes to Dear Mrs Pinkham claiming the Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound saved her life. The letter is presented as a testimonial praising the product and its timely help.
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T. C. Tita
Mennig
Lowa
Mra
Pinkbacy
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertisement
A historical ad appeals to women with uterine and menstrual ailments. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy, notes endorsements, and invites readers to consult for free guidance, providing an address in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Sans Vogel
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia K. Mokham
Lynn, Muss
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