A Noble Cause Promoted by Veterans Remedy
Commander James S. Dean of General Grant Post G A R Rondout New York credits Dr Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy with curing chronic dyspepsia after a week of use He reports distress in throat gone and overall health restored Comrade Wilbur L Hale of Pratt Post Kingston New York also endorses the remedy saying it cured him of salt rheum and bodily weaknesses after physicians gave him up
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James S. Dean
Grant Post
Rondout
N. Y
David Kennedy
Dean
N.Y
Wilbur L. Hale
Pratt Post
Kingson
Behold I Stand at the Door in Harper's Bazar
May Riley Smith laments neglect of spiritual hospitality as worldly busyness crowds the heart with little room for divine visit. The poem contrasts a dry hearth with a longing to welcome the heavenly guest, urging repentance and renewed fellowship.
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Riley Smith
Harper's Bazar
Ninette's Bronze Apollo Ends in Honest Love
Ninette Brown pursues a glamorous ideal and an elusive Apollo in a Maine seaside hotel tale. A farmer named George Smith proves steady, as Ninette discovers the singer she adores is a myth, and true love blooms with the practical suitor.
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Ninette Brown
Nancy
Nannette
Ninette
George Smith
George
Elkins
the Golden
Maine
Mary Duncan
Miss Sadie
Mary
Apollo
Nancy Brown
Elkinses
Sadie
Mr. Lewis
Marcus Marshall
Xoulattio
Marshall Minstrels
Marshall
Chicago Evening News
The Prince at the Play in Royal Theaters
A London Morning feature describes how Prince of Wales attends theaters. Royal box booking follows normal tariffs, no special prices. He avoids fanfare, prefers to blend with ordinary audiences, dislikes national anthem interruptions, and leaves after final curtain except at venues with no royal entrance. He supports artists by buying stalls or boxes.
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Marlborough House
Prince of Wales
Olympia Theater
Bristol
Royal Box
Jarritt
Drury Lane
London
How to Light a Solid Body Experiment
Cadogan Morgan led early electric light work in 1785 by inserting two wires into a wood stick to produce a red glow. Ivory balls oranges and apples could be lit similarly with lemon cited as highly receptive to discharge yielding a golden spheroid glow. Wires should be within about half an inch of each other inside the lemon.
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Cadogan Morgan
St. Louis Republic
Thomas Hardy’s Methods of Writing Daily
Thomas Hardy describes his home work routine noting a 3000 word day as good. He typically starts between 10 and 11 and works until luncheon. He has never used a typewriter and relies on copying ink to duplicate his manuscript with a copying press for a second copy.
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Thomas Hardy
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