Relief For The Horse In Washington Weather
In Washington and environs heavy hauling and grading rise with heat as horses and mules work hard. Workmen and animal welfare require attention to prevent suffering. Suggestions include cooler schedules for freight, spraying, water access, and joint action by Horse Owners’ Association and Humane Society. Also notes South Carolina tea industry gains despite tariff debates and Dr. Sheppard’s growing American tea venture amid other regional agricultural shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Horse Owners’ Association
The
Humane Society
South
South Carolina
Greenville News
Lith Instant
Alaska
Sheppard
Summerville
Greenville
Heela
Colleton County
Ellsworth
New York Sun
Higher Education Seat Debated by Chicago and West
The Inter Ocean claims Chicago as a center of higher education while noting Northwestern University in Evanston and Harvard, Chicago, Michigan, Illinois, Minnesota, and Northwestern lead in student totals. The piece contrasts Boston’s legacy with the rising status of the Midwest and highlights shifting perceptions of where great learning resides. It also touches on political and cultural tidbits from Col. Colt to Taft's breakfast bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Inter Ocean
Boston
Indianapolis
United States
New England
Inter Ocean
Chicago
Evanston
Northwestern University
Harris
Atx
Harvard
Michigan
Illinois
Minnesota
Northwestern
Chisago
Wlinoja
Inter Qcesa Fagarda
Misainelppi
Middle West
Wale
Pringeton
Cornell
Couflse
West
Ichievémettts
Hizhar
University
Rockefeller
Chicago University
Old Northwest
Post
Reptile Attack in Tullamore Park Surprises Neighbor
In the early morning, Mr Wollam Kennedy Gurteenakilla encountered a large reptile in the gras at Histfarm near Tullamore Park. A nearby resident described a dark green creature with white spots and a heavy body, attempting to reach into a bag before being struck with a black pad and taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollamennedy Gurteenakilla
Tullamore Park
Koadee
Tapis
Kensedy
Umderneath
Ite
Mountain altitude cure and nervous patients guidance
The report outlines a physician’s cautions on acclimatization for nervous patients at higher elevations. It stresses gradual exercise, monitoring sleep, and avoiding vertigo inducing excursions. It notes that 300 to 1,000 meters is often tolerable, while 1,500 meters can provoke heart palpitations. It emphasizes discernment, rest periods, and tailored activity to prevent exhaustion and promote adaptation.
Reflections of a Bachelor Ween New Tek Press
Fragmented OCR style notes describe relationship doubts about engagement and trust. The speaker questions fidelity and future plans, mentioning a possible breakup, children, travel, and emotional uncertainty. The text uses archaic spelling and garbled phrasing, reflecting a rough, incomplete transcription.
Beauchamp as Crown Steward and New South Wales Governor
A portrait of Lord Beauchamp, royal steward and future governor, detailing his lineage from Sir Walter de Beauchamp, his tenure as New South Wales governor with strict etiquette, clashes in Sydney, and eventual resignation. It notes his generous philanthropy, art knowledge, and debates at Oxford, plus his marriage to Lady Lettice Grosvenor and Madresfield Court life.
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Gai
Theard
Lord Beauchamp
Walter de Beauchamp
Maward I
Lann
Walter
Richard Beauchamp
Anne
Thomas
Thomas* Lygon
Madresfield Court
Worcestershire
Wea
Waterloo
Elmley
Hari ‘Beauchamp
Honore
Beauchamp
Edward
New South Wales
Worcester
London
England
Government House
Sydney
A.D. C
Lord Béauchamp
Botany Bay
Sir Henry Parks
Australia
Dreyfus
France
Antipodes
William Lyne
William
Worester
Oxford
Lord Shaftesbury
Oxfar
Blenheith
Lord Beautham
Christ Church
Christ. Church
Keble
Westminster
George Wyndham
Popwa Ee
Agag
Malverns
Piers Plowman
Caxton
Maro
The Man of Forty Health Advice and Editorial Echoes
A long discourse on health for a forty year old man cites Dr Alfred T Schofer and warns against self indulgence and overindulgence. It prescribes breaking bad habits, reaching a steady weight, and moderation in drink and diet. Also includes a New York Times editorial note criticizing President Roosevelt and a short item about an auto horn scaring a horse to death in Kentucky.
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Dorty
Alfred T. Schofer
Lfe
New York Times
Theodore Hoosevelt
Vanderlip
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
William Gerhardt
Campbell County
Kentucky
Gerhardt
Chicago News Briefs Offer Quirky Political Sketches
A fragmentary paragraph from the Chicago News sketches a timid man facing public scrutiny. The piece contrasts a timid figure with a bold political orator who uses sharp rhetoric to shape opinions, leaving readers with a snapshot of public persuasion and personal restraint.
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The
Chicago News
Let The Post Follow You Washingtoniana Ad
Washingtonians leaving the city should subscribe to The Post to keep informed about affairs at the Capital. Change addresses as needed and the paper will reach any part of the country. Notify the carrier or send orders direct to The Post. Telephone Malin 4205.
No cowardice in facing Japan over Philippine islands
A Boston Post suggestion of selling the Philippines is blasted as cowardly and unpatriotic. The piece argues the United States must not desert its duties after sacrifices in lives and money, insisting Japan has no hostile aim and friendship with the Mikado’s empire should endure.
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London
Philippines
Japan
Boston Post
Representative
Democratic Paper of
New England
Massachusetts
Bryan
Third
Nebraska Volunteer Infantry
Florida
Washington
The End-Seat Passenger Examined in Satirical Style
A humorous critique in dated prose questions if the end-seat hog label fits the large summer streetcar passenger. It argues the end-seat habit is a selfless act to spare others from harm, noting the dilating comfort of fat riders and the risk of chills for lighter passengers during showers, urging readers to reconsider the stereotype.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurtija
Il-Nature Ia
Decrer
Four groups of headaches and their remedies
Dr Hugh Riddle outlines six headache groups tied to causes from digestive and circulatory disorders to anemia and eye strain. He warns against using gut-focused remedies for anemia and recommends physician evaluation for blood conditions, diet checks for toxic headaches, and eye strain treatment to prevent migraines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Riddle
Londso
Ft.e
Pilla, &c
We Want a Little More from Life
The speaker laments insatiable appetites for gold fame and knowledge. He notes constant longing for simple joys like pumpkin pie, coal for winter, a friend’s gift, sunshine, music, and a maiden’s kiss. The piece critiques perpetual desire while honoring small pleasures.
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The
Chicago News
Mrs Roosevelt guest at St Hilda Sewing Circle tea
Oyster Bay news notes Mrs Theodora Roosevelt attended a tea hosted by the St Hilda Sewing Circle at Christ Episcopal Church. The circle funds garments for the poor and helped prepare a box of heavy clothing sent to Alaska. Mrs Roosevelt is a longtime member and active in planning aid for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
New York
Christ Church
Roosevelt
St. Hilda Society
Henry Homer Washburn
Christian Helper& of
Brooklyn
Alaska
Leg of wood found for Camden prisoner in junk room
Sheriff Somers traced a missing wooden leg to prisoner Barney Bogans in Camden. Jail staff searched the fourth floor of the courthouse until the leg was found among junk. Constable James Hunt delivered the wooden limb to Bogans, who refused to go to Trenton and was carried away in a bag.
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Philadephia
Aquirer
Barney Bogars Teg
Isconie
Somers
Camden
Kirkbride
Trenton
Bogan
James Hunt
Somera
Bankers Tour Raleigh Attends Texas and national harms
Texas bankers from Brownwood and other cities met at the Raleigh hotel, praising Texas financial independence and future development. They cited strong bank liquidity, Cotton and crops potential, and Panama Canal growth, while debating political prospects for Roosevelt and Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tofia
Brownwood ‘National Bank
Brownwood
Tex
Raleigh
JT. Yantis
Texas Bankers’ Association
Jamestown
Chicago
Montreal
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
East
Yantis
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Union
Panama Canal
South America
Orient
Culberson
Democratic Party
Bryan
Roosevelt
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T. .Angykranne
Fourteenth Street
Alexandria
Washington, D
Washington, DC
Flatiron
Paul Block
Hertford
Paul Brock
Gloucester
Mass
Col. Colt
Rhode Island
Mark Twain
Sulzer
Breeze
William Preece
Sagamore Hill
Loeb
St. Louis
Taft
Chicago Record-Heralds
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Bernard Shaw
Mark Plain
Marshal Collins
Scorchers
Old Sol
Col. Watterson
Hughes
Treasury
George Bronson Howard
Oklahoma
United States Senate
St. Louis Dispatch
Hest
Union Station
Vegas
Dusters
Froni
Marshy Creek
Mountain Peak
New York Tribune
John Davey
Kent
Ohio
New York City
Paris
Allentown
Pula
Daniel Fenstermacher
Lynn Township
Lehigh
Marla
Gevyisa
Tek Press
Ilicey
King's Steward
GRE
A. T. Blunde
RER
Vith DE Fontenot, Peearenenoeret
Cleveland
Tnd
Man
Mrs. Roosevelt
Gov. Hughes
John A. Stewart
New York League of Republican Clubs
Arlington
Stewart
Empire State
Platt
Odell
Lou Payn
Fairbanks
W. R. McDaniel
Bank of Millford
Ellis County
Waxahachie
Russia
KH. Matsunaga
Tokyo
Matsunaga
China
California
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