Portipina Described As Vast Tent City After Fire
J H Jewell, returning from Porcupine, reports a huge city of tents with rapid building, fresh supplies for merchants. The blaze cleared underbrush while heavy timber remains scorched. A gold nugget weighing an ounce was found beside a burned skull of a prospector, melted by heat and resembling metal poured from a smelter. Toronto Globe.
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Portipina
J. H. Jewell
Porcupine
Jewell
Prospeetor
Toronto Globe
New Artistic Bisque China Attracts Painters
Shops showcase a refined bisque china for painters praised for easier handling and durability. The material felts like creamy white porcelain, lacks glaze after firing, and accepts delicate water color effects. It can be worked over before firing with one finish. Turpentine replaces traditional mediums.
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China
Do you think it is right for a girl to sit in a man's lap
A young woman sent an extraordinary question to a religious journal editor asking if it is proper for a engaged girl to sit in a man's lap. The editor replied that it would be acceptable only if it were her own man and their lap, but he added disapproval if it involved another man.
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Authoorified
Sam
Cass Lake
Duluth
Minnesota
Morning Glory Flora Question in Philadelphiette Record
Fragmentary verse fragment discusses morning glory as flora and timing of feelings. The passage mentions words like morning glory and warming a heart, with unclear speaker and context from a Philadelphia record.
Missionary Warns of Islam’s Spread in the Sudan
Dr. Kat Koni, returning to Johannesburg, reports Islam’s growth in the Sudan from the Niger to the Nile. He cites Cairo sent Mohammedan students and claims 200000 slaves were altered in one district due to European intrusion, warning of a rising menace to both northern and southern Africa chapters.
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Sudan
Kat Koni
Johannesburg
Niger
Nile
Cairo
Komm T
Kumm
Lifting a Boycott and Agricultural Notes in Paris
A historical note recalls a Paris house built on land owned by expelled nuns causing ostracism and isolation. it details agricultural guidance on crops, poultry, dairy, and farming practices, emphasizing manure use, silage, and the tractor’s role. It includes anecdotes about Mrs Selby and a discussion of constellations.
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Muale
Paris
Deucers
Cass Lake
Minnesota
Duluth
Cassid
Pau
Wits
Doans Kidney Pills Restore Logan Woman's Health
Mrs. Margaret Cook of North Market Street Logan Ohio suffered severe kidney trouble back pain and extreme weakness. After using Doans Kidney Pills she reports a complete cure and a renewed lease on life. Sold by druggists and general stores nationwide. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
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Margaret Cook
North Market
Logan
Ohio
Doan
Stray Stories Line Reflects Acknowledgment
A brief dialogue shows a mother and child named Charles in a forgiving exchange over a written note. The child indicates the letter will be used again, hinting at a recurring misbehavior.
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Charles
Man’s Habba of Industry Fuels Better Upbringing
Fragmentary quotation describes a father’s habba of Industry providing for his children, claiming a fortune improves their prospects. The text dismisses other methods and extols a heroic, morally centered father figure, though phrasing is garbled and names unclear.
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Habba
Whatley
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