Trail's End Adventure Endures in Frozen Showdown
In a fierce pursuit across the Arctic, Picard battles Black Heart, aided by his loyal dog Den. The chase ends when Black Heart falls into a churned ice crevice and vanishes as Mackenzie’s ice cake collapses, erasing the deceitful pirate from the tale.
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Elis
Bim
Den
Min Ben Ehein
Ten
Blackearl
Black Heart
Agai
Imack Leni
Topyieht
Daily Story Fub. Co
The Middy and the Minister in Portsmouth Visit
A late government member visits a cruiser at Portsmouth with a junior officer. The statesman inspects the ship’s dynamos and facilities, brushing off explanations. He discovers his watch has stopped, lamenting he did not think to mention the danger to watches near the powerful dynamos.
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Cabingt
Stulesman
Portsmouth
Mildy
England
Racehorse Declared Fastest Creature on Four Legs
Authorities argue the racehorse is the fastest creature on land, outperforming deer, antelope, wolves, hare, fox, dog, or crane. Evidence suggests thoroughbreds outrun these animals in speed tests.
Doctor Cured of Eczema
A physician named G. M. Fisher of Big Poole, Md., in 1905 endorses Cuticura Remedies for eczema. He cites sixteen years of practice and reports complete improvement using Cuticura Resolvent and Soap, offering his letter for publication.
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G. M. ‘Fisher
Big Poo
Alaska's Vast Resources and Population Growth Explained
Leanlie's Weekly notes Alaska is vast and richer in fur fish and minerals than many states. It cites annexation era investments totaling $50,000,000 in tura and $76,000,000 in minerals, chiefly gold and silver, with gold output rising from $9,000,000 in 1904 to an estimated $26,000,000 in 1908. It also compares population, estimating about 39,000 whites with a summer bump of 10,000 to 20,000.
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Alaska
Texas
California
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Leanlie'a
Homeseekers Excursions Round Trip Tickets Sales
Homeseekers Excursions offers round trip tickets every Tuesday from Minneapolis to points in Minnesota Iowa the Dakotas Manitoba Saskatchewan and the Canadian Northwest and on the first and third Tuesdays to South Southeast West and Southwest regions. Fare from $2.00 with liberal limits and stopover privileges. For details contact local agents or A B Gutis GP & T A Minneapolis MN.
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Minneapolis & Bt
Louis R. BR. Wilsell
Potnta
Minnesota
Towa
Dakotas
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canadian Northwest
Gutis
T. A
Chinese Ingenuity in Pearl Production
The text describes a Chinese method to induce pearl formation in mussels by inserting five or six mother of pearl beads threaded together into the shell during the right season. Two years later the mussel is opened and returns beads crusted with a pearl-like coating, though distinguishable from naturally formed pearls.
Cape to Cairo Railway Opens Across Kaine River Bridge
The London Times reports the Cape to Cairo line in South Africa now crosses the Kaine River on a bridge of 1% spans, each 109 feet, with piers set 16 feet below water. The Kaine flows 266 miles north of Victoria Falls, and Cape Town to that point is 1 908 miles distant. The line advances to Broken Hill, 347 miles beyond the Falls, as work continued while the bridge over the Kafue River was completed.
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Cape To Cairo
London Times
South Africa
Kaine River
Victoria Falls
Cape Town
Broken Hill
Falls
Kafue
Poison in Egg Yolks Alleges Lethal Toxins
M. G. Loisel concludes that yolks from fowl and duck eggs and tortoise eggs contain poisonous substances. When isolated and injected into rabbits or other animals they promptly cause death, producing acute intoxication of the central nervous system.
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M. G. Loisel
Churchgoers In America Report Population Figures
The article estimates the U S population at about 25 million and notes roughly 29 million are connected with Catholic or Protestant churches, highlighting church engagement gaps among Americans.
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America
United States
Postum Coffee Claims to Cure Bad Complexions
A testimonial from a family says coffee caused stomach trouble and a sallow yellow complexion. After switching to Postum, they report improved digestion, clearer tongues, and better overall health within a month, with no tea or coffee since.
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Color choices for houses and a living tree house
A discussion on paint colors that reflect heat better and wear longer, noting warm tones resist sun rays more than cold tones. Cautions about using quality pigments and avoiding adulterated white lead. Also describes a century old maple tree on the Oder woven into a two story circular dwelling with windows.
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Oder
Germany
Australia’s War on Rabbits Goes Scientific
Australia plans a scientific war on rabbits by funding experiments on Broughton Island near Newcastle. Consul Goding reports seventy five thousand dollars has been raised for testing. Dr Danyer of Paris will lead the project to spread diseases among rabbits that will not affect other animals or humans.
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Broughton Island
Newcastle
Goding
Danyer
Paris
Iceland's First Theater Opens for Long Season
Iceland's first theater, founded in 1897 in Reykjavik, has taken root. The dramatic season runs from October to April, ending as many inhabitants head to fishing grounds.
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Iceland
Reykajavik
Rev Alexander Connell Succeeds Jan Maclaren at Sefton Park
The Rev Alexander Connell, formerly pastor of Regent Square Presbyterian Church London since 1893, takes over the Sefton Park pulpit in Liverpool. He was born in the Scottish Highlands forty years ago.
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Alexander Connell
Sefton Park
Liverpool
Regent Square Presbyterian Church
London
Emperor Williams Sattling Against a Dangerous Heredity
Reported details on Emperor William I with alleged throat cancer ancestry and infantile paralysia. It cites adoption of Battle Creek simple living practices by William and family, notes King Edward installing similar baths, and promotes a health magazine subscription offer from Battle Creek Health Publishing Co.
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Battle Creek
Michigan
Chicago
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King Edward
Windsor
Buckingham
Himself
Alexandra
Uhatti
G Health Publishing CO
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Eccentric MP Died After Long Bid for Window Safe Bill
A British parliamentarian who died recently spent 25 years trying to pass a law barring people from standing on window ledges while cleaning them. In his final session he lamented the bill was misunderstood for decades. He said the bill aimed to protect the public below, not window cleaners, and he feared a cleaner might fall on him.
Heavy June iron ore movement sets record
The movement of Lake Superior iron ore in June was the heaviest in trade history, with nearly 6.6 million tons forwarded to the lower lakes, about 500 thousand tons more than the previous year. Through July, total movement reached 11,241,696 tons, up from 10,814,054 tons year to date.
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Lake Superior
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