Woman Saved and Praises Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Detroit woman testifies that after her last child birth she suffered severe headaches and could not tend to her home. She tried many doctors with varying plans before using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, which she credits with restoring energy and vitality.
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Science and Industry Highlights From Briefs
A tradesman’s life is two thirds that of a farmer. Berlin runs a state approved bird catcher supplying nests and eyes to science. A London firm adds Saturday holidays for workers. A Swiss company unveils electric ribbon saw for thick logs. Portsmouth tests show electric light beams detecting torpedo craft at sea. Neisse Agricultural School reports eggs keep best in soluble glass or vaseline in lime water. brine eyes are bad.
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On the Turn of a Card and London Amusement
A tale of romance and national loyalties unfolds in a card game between a Spanish fiancée and her American lover, ending with her swearing to be American. A London theater anecdote follows of the Duke and Duchess of Connaught mistaking a gallery entrance, then a note on a Japanese weed called kiyaki, priced modestly in the late year.
Inanimate Things Show Humorous Desk Pranks
A humorous tale about objects like a blotting pad and a two inch pencil that seem to mock their owner. The pad reappears in the desk center after a cleaning, and a missing pencil drops onto the page from the ear, illustrating inanimate things with a sense of humor and practical joking.
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Deston Transcript
Hard tack for troops signals invasion of Cuba
A trainload of hand made hard tack from Atlanta factories was shipped to Tampa for the army poised to invade Cuba. Eight thousand pounds left Atlanta with Block’s and Lewis’ cracker factories producing the supply, initially ordered at 61,000 pounds then raised to 60,000 to meet troop needs. One million one hundred twenty thousand hard biscuits were made in two days, with fourteen crackers weighing a pound. Each man reportedly eats about twenty crackers daily, and hard tack is primarily for invasion marches. The report from Adlante Constitution notes tuberculosis transmission from fish, rabbits, and hens, but fish bacilli are less effective in rabbits and fowl.
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No Children There How White House Has None for First Families
The article notes presidents often had children in the White House but highlights that the current chief magistrate and Mrs McKinley are marked by a deep affection for children. It recalls Lincoln Grant Garfield Arthur Cleveland and McKinley era families, contrasting past large families with the present absence of children in the White House.
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Emperor Engineer a German Tramway Decision
The German emperor and king of Prussia must approve Berlin’s electric tram system. Plans include overhead or underground conductors and accumulator cars. Berlin’s tram lines are prepared, wiring and poles await, with full operation expected by summer after the emperor signs off.
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Swiftwater Bil and the Klondike Egg Trick Tale
Milwaukee Sentinel reports on Klondike figure Swiftwater Bil and his eccentric exploits. A private secretary escorted him as reporters probed his claims and anecdotes. He married a vaudeville dancer’s sister amid Dawson tales and bought up claims while dining on bacon at elevated prices.
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Curly Haired Jurors Seen as Easy to Convince
New Orleans Times-Democrat reports prejudice against curly headed men in jury selection. Defense lawyers argue such jurors are biased toward acquittal or conviction based on perceived overconfidence and pampered upbringing, with comments from a prominent practitioner explaining the stereotype and its impact on criminal trials.
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