Silvertess Dinners Beyond Forks and Knives
In New York a Transporta tion Club gathering debated future dining as one man wagered on a meal without silver. Five diners plus five guests sampled a seven course menu including oysters in shells and frogs legs, proving a finger friendly feast could impress without traditional utensils.
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New York
Cape
Supreme Court Sustains the Foot Base Trade Mark
Buffalo June 26 The Supreme Court issued a permanent injunction with costs and full accounting of rules against Paul B. Tudon and a Brooklyn retailer for making or selling Dr Clark s Foot Powder judged an imitation of FOOT BASE The decision upholds ROOT CASH s trade mark and brands those profiting from the similar product as infringing Foot Base marketing across the country A powerfully framed ruling signals further actions against other infringing parties and reinforces national advertising on foot powders.
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Piso Cure for Consumption Praised by Mrs Tripp
Mrs Oscar Tripp of Big Rock Illinois on March 20 1901 extols Piso Cure for coughs and colds claiming it the best medicine found. Discussion notes London city as heart of its capital with over one million inhabitants by day and sparse by night while New York Wall Street area shares similar day night dynamic.
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Besta Ross
Montclair Ave
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Mars
Piso
Oscar Tripp
Big Rock, ML
Money Center
London
Bigland
New York
Wall Street
Sisyphus as a Model of Modern Industry and Wealth
An old view of punishment becomes a model for today as Sisyphus is praised for industry and enterprise. The essay argues Attic culture valued leisure, but modern society worships wealth, urging relentless stone rolling uphill to accumulate treasure for its own sake, regardless of enjoyment.
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Sisyphus
Atlas
Hades
Viseniprlt
Mania for Surgical Operations Seizes People
A London Times Hospital excerpt warns that the public’s craze for operative treatment, aided by anesthetics and aseptic care, breeds undue confidence and haste. It cites pressure on doctors to perform radical procedures, risking harm to the cautious profession and patient outcomes.
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Powey
London T Hospital
Men Who Make Dynamite Near Dover and Farmingdale
A Ne Times writer describes dynamite factories near Dover and Farmingdale where workers wear rubber-soled shoes and use lead or wooden tools to reduce risk. Salaries range from $2 to $2.26 a day and smoking is banned. Workers, mostly calm and studious, fear “butter fingers” who drop substances and invite mockery. The men, diverse in nationality, discuss nitroglycerin and Alfred Nobel as a relative, while noting the danger is less than risks in New York transit.
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Farmingdale
Cupation
Ne Times
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Alfred Nobel
White House Hospitality and Mrs Roosevelt Entertainment
A Good Housekeeping sourced anecdote recalls President Roosevelt praising Mrs Roosevelt for her social skill and large White House hospitality. He calls her a prudent mother to six children and notes shared time, including a bear play with their sons before a diplomatic dinner.
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White House
Iast
Prominent Indianapolis man endorses Peruna remedy
John W. Mong of Indianapolis Business College credits Peruna for restoring his health after months of indigestion and stomach catarrh from travel and diet changes. He keeps a bottle handy and recommends the tonic after a six week faithful use. Another letter from Congressman Willis Brewer supports Peruna as a tonic and remedy.
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Jefferson Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Business College
John W. Mane
Willis Brewer
Congress
Alabama
Hartman
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Perana
Ylartman
All Flartman Sanitatium
Columbus, Hie
Alaska Wheat from Russian Mills Found in Wood Island and Interior
The article notes two ancient Russian era flour mills in Alaska. One on Wood Island in southeast Alaska was examined by Smithsonian researcher R B Taylor who confirms it was built by Russians early in the 19th century.
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Alaska
Wood Island
R.B. Taylor
Smithsonian Institution
Doan’s Kidney Pills Help Taysville Reader With Weak Back
In Taysville Mississippi a reader reports relief from kidney and back pains after using Doan’s Pills. The testimonial mentions aching barka, dropsy, urinary issues, heart palpitations, headaches, and nervousness improving after treatment. The user credits 2.N. Lewis for the remedy.
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Doan
Taylorsville
Miss
T Doan
N. Lewis
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