Bible's One Business Queer Old Man Its Inventor
The article recounts Dr John Ellis of New York in a heated philological debate leading to his fabrication of vinegar and wine experiments in wash boilers. It details unfermented wine production, religious implications, and trials with Greek and Hebrew texts, noting his belief in biblical methods and the controversial rise of tempers and temperate fermentation theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis
New York
Furst
Bay
J Hn Fis
Lim
Sanitarium
Rome
Exhibition of Petrochemical Inventions at Joneses Fair
A fragmented report describes an exhibit at Joneses featuring space and timing devices, displays on mining and manufacturing methods, and a notable display of early exhibits from the European Palace. The piece mentions patrons including Russian merchants and a focus on progress in omarmita t tiaxy im the lind of the Little Parker, with a note about the forthcoming Sunday Past Wa hintons Favorite case.
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Jonkis
Tae Dona Herald Ag
Lima
Omarmita
Little Parker
Uch
Child Wife's Sorrow Told in Divorce Case
Special correspondence from Chicago details Mrs Crokin’s plea for divorce from John H Crokin after revealing a life of hardship since marriage at thirteen. The confession laments abuse, abandonment, and multiple relationships, with a request to restore her status as a “good pure wife.” Judge Healy granted the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chicago
Mrg
John H Crokin
Michigan
Crokin
Kalamazoo Mich
Judge Heal
Harry
Lanning Wich
Seung Man
Tolesen
Mamma
Europe
Papa
Lewis
Lengiga
Trace Star
Germany
Lansing
Wertle
Uim
Wyrtle
Minn
Su Hut
Haby
Lou
Healy
Rural Colonies Plan Aimed At Country Home Co operatives
Editor Bost promotes rural settlements near cities for unemployed and clerical workers with wealthy backers. The plan envisions cooperative farms, dairy, laundry, orchards, schools, and even an inbuilt transport system. It argues groups of 50 to 100 families could form corporate settlements around land held as parks and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bost
Rider Haggard
Contirual Associates
Comrol
Chinook In Captivity For Exhibition Inquiries Rise
Report from the Washington Post outlines the capture and confinement of a Chinook, the largest salmon, for live exhibition. The fish will be housed in a tank at the Government Fisheries Building, with preparations described and the creature touted for its potential to draw public attention amid debates on display ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasington
Fisheries Bureau
Western Works
Salargze
Government Fisheries
Beneficent Bug Hunter Circles the Globe for Pests
Special correspondence profiles George Compere of Los Angeles, a veteran entomologist who has toured the world since 1899 in search of beneficial insects to destroy crop pests. He details discoveries in Spain on codlin moth parasites, his work in Australia and China, and a recent fruit fly parasite release, with challenges of gathering sufficient host insects and shipping them to California.
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George Compere
Spain
Washington Post
San Francisco
Los Angeles
State of
California
West Australia
United States
Compere
California Board of Horticulture
Australia
Asia
Sydney
New Zealand
New Caledonia
Fiji Islands
China
Java
Seale
Santa Ana
Orange County
Philippine Islands
Japan
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Hwon Ibering
Sao Paulo
Braz
Washington Scaentisis
Bruard
South America
Tambata
Pitinga
Plants Think They Have Minds and Feelings, Say Michigan Grower
A Michigan fruit grower argues plants possess intelligence and memory, noting tendrils move toward nails and hooks, and even respond differently to people. Experiments with sunflowers and a morning glory show adaptive behavior, while psychologists debate whether plants show true intelligence or mere instinct.
Social and Personal items from Washington society page
Niece studying in Switzerland. Rear Admiral Rae and Mrs Rae visiting Annapolis. Mr and Mrs Andrews guests in Pennsylvania but to return to Washington Monday. luncheon hosted by Mrs Livingston Vann for Miss Katherine Bure of North Carolina. marriage cards for Wilam Sackett Duell and Louise Child on April 15 at Ashland. Duell is son of Justice Charles Holland Duell. Mrs Morris Eddy of Chicago visiting Mrs M J Somers. James D Finch Jr of 1821 Street travels to Nevada with Senator Stewart to practice law and mine. his wife and child visit Boston then Nevada. Mrs Cuyler G Mathews convalescent at 1740 8 Street. Mr YY Pohndorff sails to visit son in London then Spain to see two daughters and grandchildren. eldest daughter wife of Col Manuel de Ojeda in Valencia. other daughter wife of Maj Davila in Cadiz. Pohndorff to return in two months.
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Switzerland
Andrews
North Dakota
Charles W Rae
Raene
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Brownson
Livingston Vann
Corcoran Street
Katherine Bure
North Carolina
Wilam Sackett Duell
Louise Child
Ashland
Duell
Charles Holland Duell
Morris Eddy
Chicago
M J Somers
M Street
James .D Finch, Jr
Nevada
Stewart
Finch
Boston
Cuyler G Mathews
8 Street
Mi YY Pohndorff
New York
Caledonia
London
Spain
Manuel de Ojeda
Maj Davila
Valencia
Cadiz
Mr Pohndorff
Women Leaders and Fashion Include Notables in 19th Century Life
A survey features pioneering women in medicine and society, from Boston physician Dr Sophronta Fletcher, 99, to Mary Jane Krout's civil service role. It notes fashion trends with Grecian robes and glass gowns, plus reflections on performances by Mme Sembrich and Mrs Fredericka Bushnell, all reflecting contemporary social currents.
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Boston
Sophronta Fletcher
Boston University
Leaingtor
Mary Jane Krout
Crawfordeville Vietory
Lew Wallace
America
Mme Emon Bamez
Italy
Mme Melbala
California
Mme Sembrich
Berlin
Adirondacka
Mme Nordica
Mra Fredercka Bushnell
Dennisville
Methodist Church
Dennissille
Buchuell Ia
Mrs Fairbanks Arrives in Norfolk for Visit
Mrs Charles Warren Fairbanks wife of the Vice President arrives in Norfolk for several days with Mrs Carey of Indianapolis. She is President General of the Daughters of the American Revolution and will be hosted by Mrs Hugh Nelson Page Regent of the Great Bridge Chapter DAR. They are staying at Old Point.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Charles Warren Fairbanks
United States
Carey
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hugh Nelson Page
Fregent
Great Bridge
Old Point
Lewis Clark features at exposition grounds
The exposition displays a 37,000,000 wall feature and a 150,000 exhibit of Philippine products. A 10,000 souvenir gold dollar shipment bears Meriwether Lewis on one side and William Clark on the other, selling at 2 dollars each or 3 dollars for six. Fifty roses bloom opening day as Mount Hood, Adams, St Helens, and Ramer overlook grounds.
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Mount Hood
Mount Adams
Mount 8. Helens
Mount Ramer
Philppine Islands
Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
Pierce County
Washington
Sacajawea
Lewis and Clark
Oregon
Mrs Tindle Runs to Rose in Pittsburg Suburban Style
Mrs James Robert Tindle, daughter of Senator Knox, is described as the Belle of Sewickley with rose shade fashion, silk muslin gown, and silver lace details. The piece notes her October Valley Forge wedding, home decor, and a lavish dress ensemble. It also previews Bennings track events including the Spring Handicap Steeplechase and Washington Nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benning’s
Washington Nursery
Senator Knox
Newark Press
James Robert Tinadic
Valley Forge
Pittsburgs
Sewickley
Tindle
The Tuul as a Vicious Beast in a Strange Tale
The excerpt depicts anger and instinct as a man recalls the tuul as a singular insidious beast. He compares it to a biting weasel and a limp pet clinging to a rock, while a stinging plant also seems to attack him, illustrating a hostile, living environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Robert Louis Stevenson
South Sea
Wren
King Benjamin Leads Benton Harbor Welcome Parade
In Benton Harbor Michigan on March 29 the autocratic Benjamin arrived with Mary and a band of converts aboard a special tram. Thousands filled Main Street as banners proclaimed Welcome and We Shall Conquer the World. Benjamin, protected by guards, declared his ruler role amid a spectacle of costumes and crowds.
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Washington Post
Benton Harbor
Mich
Israel
Benjamin
Mary
Lew Lain
City of
David
Benjimm
Veung
Boo Ong
Ralos
Prave N
Penjyimin
Burjimin
MIM
Lingland
Ben W
Melbourne
Benton Harber
Mery
Jorg Red
Mia
Michael Miller
Detroi
Cef
Angela
Aid
Prince Mike
Sunide
Trae Tae
Negro Voters and Republican Loyalty in North Carolina
Letter argues against blaming Black voters for GOP losses in North Carolina and condemns white Republican leaders who used Black citizens as stepping stones. It defends Black loyalty, critiques figures like Spencer Blackburn, and urges Democrats to avoid untrustworthy Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viitabl
Republican Party
North Cara
North Carolina
Nema
Spencer Blackburn
Republicty Party
Blackburn
North Carolia
South
Had Not Seen Him The Stranger's Father Twenty Years Dead
Alva Time a park board clerk known for constant greetings asked a stranger about his father. The man replied he had not seen his father in twenty years, revealing a startling family update during a casual office exchange at Swope Park.
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Kansas City Journal
Alva
Department of the Board of Park Commissioners
Ala
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Joe Jackson
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Lewis A. Crossett
North Abington, Mass
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Washington Arists and Orhers
C. G. Sloan & C.O
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