A O U W Deputy Visits Tempe Lodge No 10
Mr Henry Gates general deputy of the supreme lodge A O U W visited Tempe lodge No 10 last night to meet members before his official visit. On Friday December 27 he will enrol fifty new Phoenix Lodge No 5 members and more than one hundred are expected during his visit. Phoenix lodge has about 200 members and the event may bring significant gains.
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Phoenix Republican
Killing Near Phoenix Leaves Mystery in Neighborhood
Charles Bauer was charged with the murder of Charles Kinstler at a home between Mesa and Tempe. He waived examination and was held to the grand jury in $2,000 bail. News reached sheriff and officials only after a coroner's jury reportedly cleared Bauer, then revised to keep him in custody.
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Chinese Proverbs Reflect Wisdom On Wealth And Virtue
A collection of proverbs contrasts wealth, industry, and governance with moral living. It emphasizes patience, restraint, and careful preparation, noting good governments and instruction win hearts, while mindful labor guides others. It ends with a brief ad for Brown's art store offering artists' supplies.
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Brown’s Art Store
Statehood Drive for Arizona Gains National Support
The Arizona statehood movement reports broad backing from federal lawmakers and national business groups. Letters from officials like H P Wood of the San Diego chamber and General Wesley Merritt express willingness to assist, while Robert T Lincoln also endorses Arizona statehood to influence senators and representatives.
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Lemons Aid Blood Potassium Balance and Health
The London Chronicle notes lemons contain acids including citric acid and citrate of potash. In the blood these oxidize to carbonates of potash and carbonic acid, helping prevent scurvy and aiding rheumatism by keeping blood alkaline. It adds healthy people need not rely on lemons for daily nourishment.
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London Chronicle
Arundel Castle Earldom and a Hypothetical Sale
Arundel Castle is owned by the Earl of Arundel in the English peerage and stands as a unique case of ownership. No legal obstacle prevents a hypothetical sale to a millionaire to keep the title in the Lords if the Howard family faced misfortune. Health ad notes DeWitt's Little Early Risers for liver and bowel regularity with a Bell's Pharmacy address.
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England
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House of Lords
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N. Church Street
A Country Road in Childhood Memory
The poem recalls a dusty rural road beside blackberries and goldenrod leading to a town along a river. A child recalls a dear old dame, a brook, and a bridge where the speaker and father shared simple joys and comfort, ending with a memory of a father’s sturdy walk and a loving call.
Timing Your Train How to gauge speed by mile posts and rails
A Washington Star report quotes a railroad conductor listing precise methods to measure a train’s speed. He explains watching mile posts, counting telegraph poles, and tallying rail joints or wheel clicks, noting variability in pole spacing and rail lengths.
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Washington Star
Why Salted Butter Keeps Better Than Fresh Butter
An exploration of butter composition and preservation shows salt inhibits butter bacteria, extending shelf life. The article notes millions of bacteria in a pat and discusses how salt reduces microbial load, with differing practices in England and the United States.
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Europe
England
United States
America
Longman's Magazine
A Book Hunter's Worry
A Macmillan's Magazine passage discusses the common fate of missing pages in books even those valued by religious houses. It recounts a tale of a man who blamed the devil for missing pages to gain wisdom and urges collectors to collate important works before buying. The piece blends humor with caution for readers and librarians alike.
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Macmillan
Impartial Woman and the Two Husbands Grave Riddle
A guide at Cave Hill cemetery recounts a tale of a woman married twice whose wish was to be buried between her two husbands. A clerical error left the graves side by side, and after her death she asked to be laid in a different lot away from both. The request was honored. The Louisville Courier Journal shared the anecdote.
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Cave Hill Cemetery
Louisville Courier Journal
Doran Bros Promotes Finest Home Made Candy in Town
Local confectionery Doran Bros advertises the best homemade candy in town inviting residents to visit for superior sweets and specialty treats.
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Doran Bros
Dangers of the Apothecary and Ratafia Poisoning
A young man handling almond based ratafia forms noted a misaligned label. He licked the edge then touched it with his tongue and felt a piercing sensation in his heart. He rushed to a nearby tap and washed his mouth, later vowing to never forget the poisoning feeling.
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