Dramatic showdown as landslide and law clash aboard Rosemary
In Utah stronghold scenes, Virginia and the Rajah confront a political clash over a dynamite landslide. Sheriff Deckert inches toward order while Winton commands a defensive stand. The Rose mary hosts a tense breakfast after a near confrontation as policy, loyalty, and fear mingle.
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The Canadian West Shows Prosperity Through Prairie Farming
The article argues Western Canada is thriving as farmers drive growth across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. It cites 1906 crop totals and per acre returns, notes cheap land and free homesteads, and highlights American settlers flocking to No. 1 hard wheat country as rail expansion opens new agricultural avenues.
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Depew Writes Reminiscences at Ardsley
Senator Chauncey M. Depew, resting at Ardsley on-the-Hudson, has been composing reminiscences from fifty years in public life. He doubts publication but believes the work may interest his son and many prominent figures known over the years will make it highly readable.
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Mulcahy
Branagan
Adams
Depew
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Boy's Head Healed By Cuticura Remedies
Avard Oklahoma store owner A C Barnett writes a grateful testimonial about Cuticura Resolvent Soap and Ointment curing his son’s severe eczema on the scalp. After three months a physician failed to help, two bottles of Resolvent and daily soap and ointment restored the boy’s skin and hair. He praises Cuticura for keeping his son eczema free. Mar. 30 1905.
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Natives Accused of Large Sheep Theft Ring
A farmer in Winburg Orange River Colony claims natives steal 24,000 sheep annually in his district and estimates 300,000 sheep are taken across the colony each year. The figure suggests extensive loss to cattle owners and demands for stronger control.
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Mahogany Bridge in Mexico A Global Rarity
In Palenque Chiapas Mexico a solid mahogany bridge spans the Rio Michel. The 150 foot long 15 foot wide structure uses iron braces and nails, is pedestrian and team friendly, and is notable as possibly the world唯一 mahogany bridge.
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State of
Chiapas
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Guatemala
Rio Michel
Old
Postum Cereal Co. tale told in new booklet
A new booklet titled The Door Unbolted recounts the Postum Cereal Co. rise from a small white barn in Battle Creek Michigan started Jan 1 1895 to a vast complex called Postumville. It highlights the Stratford on Avon style office, lavish facilities for workers, and the company’s growth into a major national manufacturer. The booklet invites requests for copies.
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Gained 34 Pounds With Dr Williams Pink Pills Story
Mrs. Nathaniel Field of St. Albans Maine recounts severe anemia with paleness gas pain and neuralgia relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She notes weight increase from 120 to 154 pounds and improved eating sleeping and energy. The ad promotes pills as a cure for anemia with postpaid pricing.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Company
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Photography as Fine Art and the Photographer's Eye
The article argues photography ranks with fine arts when skillfully used. It stresses the photographer's individuality, the balance of scientific accuracy and artistic truth, and the importance of composition and lighting under varying conditions to achieve desired effects.
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Home Magazine
Medieval London Brewers Convicted Over High Ale Prices
In 1422 records, Robert Chichele, then mayor, summoned 12 brewers at Guildhall to settle a dispute over ale pricing. After protests that malt was foregone, the masters were fined £20 and jailed in the chamberlain's custody until payment or security was offered.
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England
Brewers Company
Robert Chichele
London
Whityngtone
Telegraph Department Sees 14-Year Error Delay Record
In a 1995 1996 report the colonial secretary of the Aramas notes no complaint of error or delay has been received by the telegraph department for fourteen years.
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Origin of the term Grocer and its shift from Spicer
Etymology traces a grocer to grosser meaning trader in large quantities. English usage cited grossers of fish and wine and an Edward III act. Spicer pointed to grocer as the modern sense, but the Grocers' Company narrowed focus to spicery, driving the term change.
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Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Only
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It asserts deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, often due to catarrh, and offers one hundred dollars for cases cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes circulars from I. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio and lists Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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I. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cosmopolitan visitors and a joking hydrophobia tale
Atlantic City Mayor Stoy described a diverse resort crowd while recounting a Pasteur Institute doctor’s anecdote. An Indian chief named War Eagle sought treatment for hydrophobia after fearing a ragout poodle bite, joking about a dangerous meal.
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Atlantic City
Pasteur Institute
War Eagle
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