Notable Women Shine Amid Global Ventures and Graces
Aerialist Ruth Bancroft Law plans a Atlantic crossing challenge for a 50 000 prize offered by Lord Northcliffe, while Mrs Mary O Hara of Chicago wins a dancing prize aged seventy. Other profiles include Mrs Mary Klimp of Allentown and Mile Helene V Mimpeleke among notable women linked to professions, family enterprises, and social standings.
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Mary O'Hara
Chicago
Ruth Bancroft Law
Atlantic Ocean
Lord Northcliffe
England
Mary Klimp
Allentown
Oriety
Aragis
Helene
Mimpeleke
Eosin
Grave of Eugene Cield Found Without Monument
The world forgets the men who lightened the orders and the hearts and iniicta of the namnds as Eugene Cield is found buried without a monument.
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Eugene Cield
Automobie Runs and Road Safety Measures Amid 119 Deaths
Distorted text notes automotive incidents and new driver training ideas. Mentions Demayth Neos Pritt and Toledo Blase and references a year of high fatalities in Chicago. Authorities respond with measures to reduce casualties and drive safer practices nationwide.
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Toledo
The Cookbook Frying Mush Tips and Tricks
The article outlines methods for frying mush to improve crispness and even browning. It suggests dipping in a white glaze, using a tempering step, and pouring hot fat through a muslin cloth to drain before reuse. It also describes boiling and blanching potatoes to achieve even cooking and prevent dryness.
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Lee
Recent Inventions and Innovations from the Era
The piece surveys new devices and tech advances including a surgical knot tool for parcels, a high speed telegraph keyboard for rapid messaging, and electric battery production in the United States. It notes varied inventions from a Hungarian inventor to satellite scale ideas and hints at political and social reactions to modernization.
Aerial Flights and Bold Aviators Inspire Air Age
A New York American reports an aviator performing four somersaults in the air surpassing Pegoud as aviation feats rise. The World notes forthcoming display at country fairs as Zeppelins face fewer airship disasters, reflecting the era’s bold progress despite risks.
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New York
New York World
Chicago News
Palpitation of the Heart Spurred by Nervous or Digestive Troubles
The article explains heart palpitations arise mainly from nervous or digestive causes rather than fever or heart disease. It notes that palpitations result from internal heart regulation, with nerves influencing heart rate and rhythm and mentions anxiety and gastrointestinal disturbances as triggers. New York Word
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Hitery Mercer
New York
Chatty Welshmen and Labadists in London Next Lost Will Tale
A jumble of antiquated notes and anecdotes surveys talkative Welshmen and silent Englishmen, Labadist mirrors, and a lost will at Chatsworth. It cites a London Chronicle fragment, a survey of speech rates by nationality, and a humorous misread will leading to a dire prediction and a parlor joke.
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British Isles
Lendan
Iowa
London
Alan
Chatsworth
Hailes
Tuube
London Spectator
Roundabout boards at my house, Kansas City Journal
A quirky exchange asks if readers know Mrs. Bidy, described as a fashionable neighbor. The fragment appears from a Kansas City Journal item featuring a playful line about a roundabout board at the speaker's home.
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