Pick and Drill Mill and Smelter Move Forward at Iron King
A smelter will be active at the Iron King by April 1 hao with grading for a 200 ton water jacket smelter to begin at once. The plant and mine will employ about one hundred men once in operation. Ore shipments to the Federal smelter at El Paso start soon and regular shipments follow. Prof James Douglas and daughter Miss Douglas visited Globe to inspect the Gray mine and progress, then departed for Bisbee with N S Berray.
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Iron King
Hao
Clifton
el Paso
James Douglas
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Miss Douglas
Globe
Douglas
Gray
Bisbee
N. S Berray
United Globe Mines
Silver Belt
Leonard Mining Company
Hardyville
Old Moss
Mohave County
Wichenburg
R. 8. Brown
R. A. Roberts
Sahuaro
Dr. Brown
California
Arizona
West
Phoenix Republican
Beets and Meat Quality Ad Praises City Market
An advertisement proclaims high quality meat in the city with low prices and mentions a well stocked refrigerator room. It asserts superior meat cuts and expert meat cutters offering a cleaner market than rivals.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters promotion blitz ad
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a superior remedy for dyspepsia indigestion constipation flatulence sour stomach and headaches. It urges buyers to request the genuine bottle with a private die stamp and to obtain a free Alma mac mail offer from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hestetter
Humorous Quips and Quick Witted Lines From News Snips
A collage of short, cartoonlike quips from various papers. It includes a farmer's quip about summer board the exchange of marriage plans involving a 12 year old girl and a distant city paper mockery of domestic life and social snubs. The piece ends with a notice of a musical act led by Hi Henry and a twenty five piece orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandy
Farmer Corntessel
Washington Star
United States and the singular verb debate in Foater study
Excerpted speculation from a Chicago Record-Herald letter and New York Post anecdote. The Foater investigation argues the United States has shifted from plural to singular usage in official prose, naming statesmen and jurists who used or opposed it, with commentary on presidents and the Supreme Court. A cynical anecdote mocks costly medical practice in urban clinics.
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John W. Foater
United States
Mr. Foster
Republic
Hamilton
Motley
Jefferson
Reid
Renard
Gresham
Blaine
Rilae Wright
Edmunds
Marcy
KE. J. Phepe
Ewarta
Webster
Bayard
Benton
Charlee
Francis Adams
Fish
Depew
Frelinghuysen
Olney
Woolsey
Yale
Moore
Columbia
Huffeut
Cornell
James C. Carter
New York
Andrew Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Supreme Court
Weslan
Chicago
John Doe
Dr. Doe
New York Post
Paris
London
Tobacco Leaf Standards and London Bridge Upgrade
The article discusses Connecticut tobacco leaf requirements including color texture burn and neutral flavor and notes Cuba filler quality. It also covers London bridge capacity expansion with granite corbels and new open balustrade to widen footways and reduce congestion amid multiple river Thames transport projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Harper's Weekly
London Bridge
Tower Bridge
Thames
Strange Hiding Places in Elizabethan Houses
The article notes hidden chambers in Elizabethan houses known to house shelter for friends in distress and possibly enemies. It mentions secret sites like priest holes, turning staircases, and hidden panels that could reveal themselves by accidental touches or steps. The essay recalls romance and danger tied to secret rooms in old granges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudon Chronicle
Slow steady smoking for best pipe flavor and habit tips
A selection of brief observations on pipe smoking urges slow deliberate pace to avoid tongue burn and extract full flavor, with notes on how hard it is to break rapid habits. Includes quirky snippets on trains and social exchanges from various periodical voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minister's son follows spender Jinks in town tale
In Chelsea Gazette chatter a minister's son is described as echoing the spendthrift Jinks while a caller notes the tailor is pursuing an unpaid bill, framing small town scandal as social gossip.
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Prim
Chelsea Gazette
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J. J. Pearce
L. D. Redfield
San Pedro
Benson
RE. B. Knox
Phoenix
Galistie
Knox
Consolidated Gold Company
Southwest
Phoenix Enterprise
Miss Baptista
Stone Ave
Central Park Floral Co
Spring St
Los Angeles
Cal
Xmas
D.a. Jacobs
Main
Congress Streets
Conservative Life Insurance Company
Pinar J. Harpine
Plummer & Steward
Tucson
R.T. Millar
Puneral
Basaleer
C. Parker
Hostetter
Young Cheekleigh
Old Gotrox
Chicago News
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cruel Neighbor
George
Joe
Chicago Record Herald
Hig
Hi. Henry
Big Modern Minstrels
Venezuela
V Plumacher
Maracmbo
Yyouth
Chambers’ Journal
Rubberton
Stranger
Follower
Brown’s
Fince
Headquarters
Union Park
C. M. Stearns
Arisona
Scott Street
Congress
Sha
R. D. Wooddell
West Congress St
Adolfp
John Wieland
Anheuser Busch
Jos. Schlitz
Russell Sheldon
North Church Street
Gardiner, Worthen & Goss Co
Rossi
Alex Rossi
Cer
End
Congress St
Rex
REX Rheumatic CO
Hartford, Conn
Geo. H. Cook & Co
Tucson, Arizona
Wmx
Colipenny
Creaceus v
Park Te An
Yi Murne
Tomert
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