Havana and Its People: Pleasure Seekers Beneath Death's Shadow
A vivid portrait of Havana residents who chase pleasure through bullfights, dance, and gambling while enduring peril from hundreds of missing or dead. The piece contrasts merriment with danger, highlighting resilience amid looming mortality.
Havana life amid war and spectacle in a Spanish city
A vivid portrait of Havana during war reports bullfighting in the ring yet it is banned by law, while Spanish officers guard the crowd. The piece contrasts festive life in Central Park with soldiers and hunger, noting the Order Publico police corps, the exile of elite landowners, and nightly raids across the bay.
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Havana
New York Herald
Congress
Mazzintini Epuin
Madrid
Seville
Cnbana
Wayler
Spain
Havyina
Central Park
Europe
United States
Island
Ordon Publico
Department
New York
Boots and leather care tips from a thirty year patron
A long time boot stand patron shares shoe maintenance advice. He advises modestly priced footwear, regular rehelling and half-sole repairs, and emphasizes natural leather oil over excessive tannic treatments. He recommends bootblacks apply light oil, final polish with canton flannel, and avoid commercial polishes for lasting shine.
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Tam
Chicago Times-Herald
Public drinking jet fountain idea aims to curb microbes
Health officer Dr Harry Hector of the State Board of Health promotes a cupless public drinking device. A pedestal fountain with a nozzle delivers a water jet for individual use, preventing mouth contact with shared cups. If water stays pure, the system is argued to be safe and microbe free.
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Harry, Hector
State Board of Health
Indianapolis News
Hood
America
Apples as Brain Food Across Ages and Lands
German analysts claim apples contain more phosphorus than any fruit or vegetable, aiding brain and spinal cord nourishment. Scandinavian lore cites apples as a divine food that renews mind and body for aging gods. A modern maxim says eat an apple before bed to aid the doctor.
A Millionaire Road Supervisor In Lower Merion
A Philadelphia Record note lauds A J Cassatt as an able road supervisor whose steadfast position in Lower Merion Township Montgomery County keeps him securely in place. The article praises the local road leadership and highlights the enduring impact of strong public works in the growth of the township.
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A. J. Cassatt
Lower Merion Township
Montgomery County
Caseattian
Lower Merion
Philadelphia
Costly bad roads cripple Virginia economy in 1890s analysis
Louisville Courier-Journal notes calculations by Professor Ely and A. Coleman showing Virginia’s highway cost chaotic. Estimates claim annual loss from bad roads reaches over 4.27 million dollars, with implications for taxes, population drift, and farming decline.
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E. Ashburne, Jr
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Brock Turnpike
Clarence Boleman
Richmond
Ely
United States
Virginia
France
Hold Breath Cure for Coughs Stated by Doctor
A doctor linked to a large children’s institution explains that coughing worsens a cough. He describes one minute of breath-holding in a hospital ward to reduce cough reflexes, noting some children improve as the woundlike irritation calms. He praises breath-holding plus suitable medicine to aid healing.
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New York Ledger
Must Bloom as Advertised by English Court of Appeals
A buyer sued after a bulb costing 100 dollars did not bloom as promised yielding a purple blossom instead of white. The English Court of Appeals ruled on the case, with the buyer recovering 250 dollars plus costs from the vendor. The report notes the case and its implications for advertised horticultural claims.
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English Court of Appeals
Costa
New York Sun
South America Could Flood World Wheat Markets
Mr. Buchanan reports the Argentine wheat crop this year may allow exports of 40 to 50 million bushels, boosting global supply and risking price declines. He notes vast potential for wheat belts in Argentina Boliva and Peru, pending railroad expansion and development of South America as a major wheat producer challenging U.S. markets.
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Buchanan
Cleveland
South America
Boliva
Peru
United States
Pittsburg
Testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham medicine after birth
Mrs Paxton of Youngtown North Dakota writes of severe health struggles after childbirth including leucorrhea bearing down pain and fatigue. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength after three bottles and urges others to seek the remedy. Mrs Pinkham offers maternity advice and provides address Lynn Massachusetts.
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W. FE. Paxton
Youngtown
North Dakota
Pineham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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