Leap Year Mystery Prompts City Timid Proposals
The piece discusses the upcoming leap year eight years after the last, explains why 1900 was not a leap year, and notes how rules govern leap years. It quotes Noah Webster on the term bissextile and explains the century rule for 400 divisibility. The article invites young couples to plan, with emphasis on daring and timing.
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Noah Webster
King's New Discovery Crowned as Cure for Consumption
Beall by Beall Mississippi reports his wife showed rapid improvement after using Mr King's New Discovery after other remedies failed. Four bottles cured her completely. Guaranteed by Stewart's Pharmacy. Price 50¢ and $1.00. Trial bottles free.
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King
T. R. Beall
Beall
Mr. King
Stewart
No Exchange for Glee Club Tickets on Christmas Night
An early 20th century notice states no ticket exchanges for Glee Club on Christmas night. It mentions Cook & Sherman offering a large line of American and French actors with fancy packages priced from 25¢ to 83.00.
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Cook & Sherman's
Glee Club Echoes Diary of Chicago Victory Hopes
The University of Chicago Glee Club performed at Mandel Hall with a song about beating Michigan led by Adelbert T. Stewart. Arthur G. Bovee sang in minstrel style. varsity women attended alongside the group amid university sports nostalgia.
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University of Chicago
Michigan
Mandel Hall
Stagg
Lonnie
Horus A-Tooting
Lon
Adelbert T. Stewart
Arthur G. Bovee
Daily
Chicago Record-Herald
Tone's Russet Roast De Tone's Luxury Blend
Tone's coffee lineup blends Russet Roast and Luxury Blend with Regal Mocha and Java for a mixed roast profile. Prices marked at 30 cents each, suggesting bundled caffeine options. Local shop promotes diverse flavors and value in a compact catalog teaser.
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Java
University of Chicago Glee Club Christmas Night Outreach
The University of Chicago Glee Club performs on December 25 at Graham, promising one of the season’s largest houses. Admission is 75 cents. seats secured through C. F. H. Wilson.
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University of Chicago Glee Club
C. FH. Wilson
Chamberlains Cough Remedy for Child Croup
Quick action advised when a child shows croup symptoms. Chamberlains Cough Remedy given at hoarseness or onset of the croupy cough prevents the attack and is described as safe and pleasant. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook & Sherman.
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Chamberlain
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Benz held
The funeral took place yesterday afternoon at the family home southwest of the city with Rev I B Schreck Engast delivering remarks and the Methodist choir singing. The remains were moved to the city and buried in Elm Grove cemetery with grandsons serving as pallbearers.
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Elizabeth Benz
I. B. Schreckengast
Elm Grove Cemetery
Weather Forecast for January 1903 Sent by P. O. Box 123
Washington meteorologist outlines continental disturbance timing from December to January. Disturbances reach the Pacific coast by December 28 and cross west of the Rockies by December 29, with cold spells and a colder midwinter forecast especially in the eastern states. California and South Carolina are noted as below normal, Fortress Monroe cited as a January cold spot. readers may request long range forecasts by mailing a 2 cent stamp.
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W. T. Foster
Washington
D. C
Continent
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Missouri
Mississippi
California
South Carolina
Fortress Monroe
Potomac
P. O. Box
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Hall's Catarrh Cure State of Cure and Sale
Catarrh must be cured internally as local applications cannot reach the disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken orally and targets the blood and mucous surfaces. It is presented as a legitimate prescription from reputable physicians with testimonials promised. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills also recommended.
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Hall
F. J. Chenny & CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
Modern vs Old-fashioned Powder in Artillery
John F. Meigs notes on smokeless powders in a Scientific American special on Iron and Steel. He says modern powders convert nearly all weight to gas, boosting energy but raising concerns about pressure stability and storage safety, with reduced smoke as an incidental benefit.
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John F. Meigs
America
Scientific American
Pocketbook Lost Then Found Near Jail in Washington
In Washington last night T R Brinton misplaced about 70 dollars after a dispute with a liveryman. He returned alone with a lantern and began searching, but the liveryman recovered the pocketbook in front of the jail and the money was intact. Brighton News.
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T. R
Brinton
Laington
Brighton News
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