Violent mix of health, labor, and lore from Vienna era
In Vienna Georgia the State Board of Health backs isolation and disinfection of initial yellow fever cases, rejecting local quarantine as barbarous and harmful to river trade. The Washington call for more stenographers and typists notes a male preference. London’s vegetarian congress reports civilized vegetarian bears and a Michigan case of meat eating ending in dog killing. Postage data rank Massachusetts highest for per capita spend, with Mississippi and Alabama near the bottom. President Jesse at Migsone University urges study and football prayers. Africa’s vast area hints at rich resources yet global trade remains tiny. The Christian Register argues for guided life, while foreign critics call American women faddists. Dr Mary Woolsey Noxon once touted hobbies to aid patient care and used telegraphy as a focus for healing.
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Mississipi
Love's Tyranny A Poet's Gentle Lament For A Baby
A fragmentary Victorian sounding poem describes a father's aching heart as love for a newborn child overpowers rest and time. Velvet imagery, divine references, and tender phrases portray the baby as both balm and tyrant in the parent’s sleepless nights. The piece centers on earnest longing, parental devotion, and the child’s awakening touch.
Landlord and Foreclosing Suit Stir Irish Moorland Romance
Brian Hennessy, landlord of a foster-mother Mrs. Dolan, falls for Olive Dalrymple while facing foreclosure by Mr. Darlington on her estate. Amid rural limelight and rough tenants, Hennessy wrestles desire, loyalty, and threat of loss as Olive returns incognito to reveal the mystery surrounding Darlington and her hopes.
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Strand
Fanny
Ireland
Brian Hennesay
Eti Brida
Hetnessy
Oliver
Dalrymple
Hennessy
Win
Irs. Dolen
Tam
Mr. Hennessy
Miss Dalrymple
Brian
Darlington
Mr. Darlington
Mortgage Sparks a Break in Romance in Dark Road Tragedy
In a tense scene Sha reveals she has taken a mortgage causing strain with T. A sudden gunshot injures a girl, and a week later Brian Hennessy declares love to Olive while Rory seeks forgiveness. Olive plans to marry Brian and return to Paddy’s Lond.
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Brian Hennessy
Olive
Rory
Brian
Paddy
The Expert Witness Ridiculed for Latin Language in Court
A discussion warns against overusing Latin terms to describe injuries in court. It cites a British anecdote where a surgeon’s high vocabulary confused jurors, urging plain English to illuminate disputed points. The piece argues that juries benefit from clear explanations over technical circumlocutions.
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England
Nesires
Baron Raniwell
Baron Bramwell
Undeimethid
Beat murder and failed scooping in Willows tale and Spain motor service
A druggist Putnam was killed in Willows California by a mite named Sehorn. The Examiner did not publish the murder report and staff debated the omission and consequences. Separately, a twelve mile motor vehicle service with nine passenger seating started between Rosas and Figueras in Spain.
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Putnam
Willows
Cal
Sehorn
Obrowicle
Examiner
Phen
Coast
Rosas
Figueras
Spain
Georgia Wheat Defies Declared South Poor Claim
The Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal shows Georgia wheat outshines national averages. State chemist John M. McCandless analyzed samples from across Georgia, yielding an average food value of 109.26 versus a world’s fair standard of 108.54. District depu ties announced by Grand Master Davis of Georgia Masons list appointees across eleven districts. The Georgia Board of Pharmacy warns dealers about adulterated drugs as Judge Speer denies a temporary receiver for the Merchants and Mechanics Building and Loan in Macon. The Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs closes a two day convention in Macon. Columbus opens its first wide street fair with flags and booths along Broad Street. Reverend S G Broughton delivers a sermon to legislators at the Tabernacle Baptist Church. Lieutenant Commander Alban Q. Hodgson, noted for the Battle of Santiago, is ordered to duty in Rhode Island. The Collings Park and Belt railroad seeks condemnation of Atlanta Railway tracks. A record cotton sale of 4,000 bales occurs in West Point amid a robust state fair with high attendance and thanks to organizers, authorities, and exhibitors.
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Georgia
Atlanta
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
John M. McCandless
Mystery of a Haunted House Reveals Commonplace Truth
Dr Marie Elizabeth Zatrsewska of Boston, founder of the New England Hospital for Women and Children, exposes how a famed haunted house tale was debunked. A German couple staying there claimed they forged the haunting to afford fuel and sustain themselves, altering the house’s reputation.
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Marie Elizabeth Zatrsewska
Boston
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Novelties Scex in the Shops and Luxury Fabrics
A catalog of fashionable wares includes miniature gold bracelets with attached watches, fur-edged cloth capes, velvet-spotted wealthy fabrics, cashmere gloves in child sizes, thick woolens with grenadine dots, girls frocks with plain wool and velvet waists, short walking coats in dark tones, silk-revers box coats in sable and lamb, ornate collars, mousseline de soie with Venetian lace, ruby velvet hats trimmed with pheasants, green enamel buttons, jeweled umbrellas, and reception costumes in white, old rose, and brown shades from a dry goods store.
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Mousseline de Sale
Syith Real Jewels
Dan Salin
Dry Goods Economiet
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H. OC. Evans
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B. H. Baker
J. L. Johnson
C.D. Quinn
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