Noted Opera Singer Escapes Unnecessary Surgical Operation
A famous singer Mrs Brace recounts avoiding ovarian surgery after blessing a health remedy. The letter cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as boosting vitality and restoring health within months, with testimonials praising its efficacy. Mrs Pinkham offers free counsel and assures confidentiality.
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Brace
Bru
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas. G. Burack
Lansing
Mich
Ganuine
Notre Dame Free Courses Open to All Students
The university announces full courses across Classics Letters Economics Journalism and sciences including Art, Law and Engineering. Preparatory rooms offered, with moderate charges for students over seventeen. admissions for junior and senior years noted. A limited number of ecclesiastical state candidates will be received at special arrangements. St Edward's Hall for boys under 13 praised for completeness. Address Morrissey S.C. 4.
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University OF Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
Colegia12
St. Edward's Hell
Morrissey
S.C
127 Ways to Heaven Diversity of Ontario Denominations
A provincial survey lists 127 religious shades in Ontario including Adventists, Agnostics, Anglicans, Baptists, Catholics, Jews, Lutherans, Methodists, Mennonites, Quakers, Unitarian, and many others with diverse beliefs across denominations. The piece notes the broad spectrum beyond familiar groups and hints at still more unrecorded sects.
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Ontario
Church of England
Betheldten
Bible Students
Brethren
Broad Church
Children of Christ
Chiren of God
Christadelphians
Christian Association
Christten Brethren
Christian Cathoiic
Christians
Christian Scien Usts
Christian Workers
Church of Christ
Church of the First Born
Church of God
Confucians
Com Bregationalists
Covenanters
Datiel
Delete
Disciples of Christ
Divine Science
Divine Sect
Elzeans
Farringlouites
Fiths
Followers of Christ
Free Church
Friends
Quakers
Fire alarm and a lamp tossed from a second story window
An alarm near a free lunch shop draws onlookers while a quick thinker slings a lamp from a second story window and sets a dustpan and brush on the sod. A visiting oracle recalls Hon. H. G. Struve of Seattle who rushed to save books during a great fire.
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Struve
H. G. Struve
Seattle
Washington State
City Directory saved as city fire rages office burns
In a dramatic blaze Struve chose and saved a single volume from his office as flames closed in. The stairway smoke and a collapsing roof forced a hasty exit across the street. The last thing he clutched was the City Directory amid the fiery chaos.
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Struve
Penny Provident Bank Saves Run by Girls in New York
Riis notes a tale from John Halifax to illustrate civic virtue. On the East Side a penny provident bank faced a run as boys hoarded pennies. Girls stood firm, then the boys redirected pennies back into the bank, halting the panic. A moral about public trust follows.
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Jacob A. Biis
John Halifax
Mr. Riis
Penny Provident
New York Times
Average Length of Life and Causes of Fear
A French scientist argues that the average life expectancy aligns with the mean of parents and grandparents ages. He cites three causes for declining vitality: lack of outdoor physical exertion, microbial poisoning not fully defeated by phagocytes, and a universal fear of death.
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Dividte
Revue d'Aconemie Politique
Final Words Attributed To A Confessed Wind Rider
A fragmentary quote describes a death scene with paradoxical calmness, noting death as pleasurable and without sensation. The speaker suggests a wind rider takes someone away, underscoring a reflective, somber mood amid uncertainty.
The Boy and His Training Reflects Adult Patience
A quoted admonition discusses raising a boy among adults. It argues that adults must elevate their thinking to guide him, while speaking down lowers his confidence and strains trust. The text notes a new man will have sew mam.
Preparing for Cold Weather in Dairy Stables
The article stresses warm, snug cow stables to save feed during cold spells. Dairy cows need warmth, unlike beef steers, and require about 70 degrees or a bit higher for comfort. It notes dairy fat goes to internal storage and lungs, while beef fat stays under the hide, aiding warmth.
Temperature and purity of milk standards
Milk drawn from cows should be cooled quickly from 98 degrees to 50 degrees to curb bacterial growth. Separation removes bacteria before cooling. delays foster spoilage. Reports from Galryana show prosecutions for adulterated milk, double labeling, and violating label laws amid public concern over watered or tainted dairy products.
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Ilinds
Galryana
Toj
The Hen Yard in Summer Pasture Ideas
A farmer suggests creating a profitable summer hen yard by dividing the yard with poultry wire, sowing lettuce and rape for forage, and rotating fowls onto the growing crops. Lettuce provides quick greens. rape yields rapid, tall growth. midveins regrow after grazing. North Carolina station notes oats as useful forage.
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North Carolina
Deformed Cricks and Poultry Rearing Notes
A Rhode Island experiment summary discusses deformities in chickens caused by incubation and handling. It notes weak birds can develop under even temperatures when isolated, but crippled hatchlings should be destroyed. The Farmers’ Review excerpt urges breeding good stock, culling poor birds, and selling eggs to private customers to maximize profits.
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Rhode Island
Irish butter trade eyes South African market shift
Ireland seeks new sales for butter as English market is crowded and aided rivals from Australia enter. Report notes South Africa offers low prices for inferior quality butter at around 5 cents per pound. Irish dairy interests argue state aid blocks exports to England, prompting a continental bid.
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Prom Farmers’ Review
Farmers’ Review
St. Louis
Qur County
A. L. Hamerton
Clark County
Hlimels
Ireland
South Africa
England
London
Prof Behring on Tuberculosis Discovery
Prof Behring a German scientist writes a book arguing tuberculosis is identical in animals and man. After six years in Marburg with two physicians he notes bacilli adapt to host, inoculates cattle with vaccine, and reports fatal cases. He claims immunity via vaccination as a major breakthrough.
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Prof. Behring
Prof
Behring
Marburg
Wild game decline in Africa due to hunters report
In an annual report from Mr Belcher consul at Deira Africa hunters are destroying wildlife across districts like Chiringoma. Impalas buffalo reed buck and eland are thinning rapidly. Officials warn if not halted, game could vanish, endangering East Africa’s hunting grounds.
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Africa
Mr. Belcher
Deira
Chiringoma
Sutuke
Mozambique Company
East Africa
Alligators Eat and Odd Stomach Treasures Story
Fragmented notes describe astonishing contents found in a shark stomach and mention a past New York club dinner anecdote. Other items include relics from old justice and a note on Maurice Bernhardt seeking a name change to Maurice Clairin amid maternal influences.
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Maurice Bernhardt
State Council of
Paris
Maurice Clairin
Mma Maurice Bernhardt
M. Clatha
Sarah
Absentminded Reichstag Memoir Celebrates Roll Call
A German Reichstag scene features Herr Wichmann as the absentminded member who pauses on his own name during a roll call and then loudly proclaims it. Colleagues laugh, sparking his sudden realization of the comic act and the lighthearted absurdity before the chamber.
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Reichstag
Herr Wichmann
Halts Catarrh Cure Tetertally Prine 750 Chinese Clarionet
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Chinese clarionet and a catarrh cure product. Mentions sons, entertainment forms for common people, and scales from F to G, relating to music or instruments and public amusements. Content is incomplete with broken phrases and uncertain context.
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Prine
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