Two Minds in a Single Body A Real Life Dr Jekyll Case
Rev Hanna a Connecticut minister experienced a months long dual personality after a fall. He woke with a grown man body and infant mind learning to walk speak and eat while retaining memory of both lives. After weeks of medical observation he alternated between personalities, then fused into one healthy self retaining memories of both lives and a striking real life Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde scenario.
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Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Mr. Hanna
Thomas Carson Hanna
Connecticut
Mi Hanna
Winteser
Mr Hare
Chin
Fe Filma
Jone
Flosweins
Inil
Wits
Dokyi
Miro Divik
Fosrat Amd
Presius
Literlis
Bas Petit
Guntre
Darth Mesa Hanrard
New York
Hanna
Kcept
Paris
Jus Hte
Dr Jekyll
Mr Hyde
London
Shaw
Cyril Mautle
How to Make a Homemade Hammock in Simple Steps
A plea for crafting a hammock at home over several days with patience. Detailed instructions describe material needs, including a seven inch needle two iron rings sticks and strong cord. The process outlines knotting technique and assembly to yield a strong comfortable hammock for a small cost.
Leader of New Japan, Builder of the Empire
A portrait of Matsuhito, the Mikado, as the father of modern Japan. The article describes his stoic dignity, upbringing, and decisive role in reform, the restoration, and the creation of New Japan. It notes his frugal lifestyle, military focus, and travels, and contrasts him with Western leaders while praising his influence and the Empress’s charitable work.
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Dai Nippon
Washington
Sui Generis
Jenet
Tiss
Matsuhito
Jimmu
Mutsuka
Butlocks
Tokyo Floto
Hiroshima
America
Europe
Japan
Kioto
Kidto
Mikado Kome
Mikado Jingmu
Mutsuhito
Rasselas
Mutsulito
Matsuhita
Iwaim
Okubu
Kido
Saigo
Okuma
Osaka
Tokyo
Kyoto
Mikado
New
Red Cross Society
Asia
Augustus
Rome
William T
England
Napoleon
France
Lincolm
Union
A Message to American Girls on Work and Womanhood
A 1905 essay contrasts American and English girls, praising American women for independence and work. It argues that women should pursue meaningful labor rather than marriage as the sole goal, notes social class barriers, and commends women journalists and workers fighting prejudice. The author urges practical training, patience, and respect for female labor as essential to national character.
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Rudyard Kipling
The Gospel of Shaw and His Bicycle Fame
Arnold Daly’s success in Shaw’s plays sparks wide interest in the dramatist. The article traces Shaw’s upbringing in Dublin 1856, his view of respectability, self education through music and art, and a stubborn, humorous pursuit of fame. It notes his sharp wit, early stage nerves, and wit as his earnestness, along with a portrait of him cycling through London in knickerbockers, a defining image.
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Arnold Daly
George
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Httle
Mr Shaw
Dubin
Cyril Maudes
Maude
Osear Wilde
Bernard
London
Morse Code Know-How Paid Off for Ex Telegraph Operator
An ex operator recalls quitting telegraphy due to failing eyesight yet says Morse code skills helped him profit. He explains deciphering a Wall Street message linking Rock Island and St Paul, then buying those stocks with a colleague to gain about $500. He notes Morse knowledge remains useful.
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Western Union
Broadway
Thirty First Street
New York
George Gould
Connecticut
Paul
Thais
Wall Street
Broker 3
Harlem
Adamant
Rock Island
St. Paul
St Paul
Busy Boy Preaches Weekly Amid High School Duties
Homer F De Wees, a seventeen year old high school pupil of Washington Court House, preaches Sunday evenings at Wesley Chapel Mission and teaches in both Grace Church and Mission Sunday schools. He remains committed to studies, leads prayer meetings, and was recently licensed to exhort. After graduating he plans classical studies at Ohio Wesleyan College to prepare for Methodist ministry.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Homer F de Wees
Wesley Chapel Mission
Washington Court House
W M de Wees
Epworth League
Mission
Grace Church
Conference
Ohio Wesleyan College
Delaware
Methodist Church
Foreign servants follow travelers from the Orient to San Francisco
A San Francisco Chronicle excerpt notes rising practice of travelers returning from the Orient bringing native servants, often Japanese or Filipino, with them. Hotels report difficulty in repatriating these servants as ships now carry multiple staff for each passenger.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Orient
Wae yet you to prayer song ends Seneca rite
Special Washington Post correspondence from Lawtons Station New York describes the Seneca New Year festival in a long house near Lawton Station. Chief Ga ni yas leads the Wae yet you to prayer as sacred tobacco smoke carries words to the Great Spirit while the sacred white dog is extinct, and elders lament old covenants. Women wipe tears, and men listen as the priest chants for renewal and blessing.
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New York
Washington Post
Lawtons Station
Indiana
Lawton's Station
Ga-ni-yas
Chef Crow
White Mans
Long House
Watnondondyeh Gtawahgown
Ganawangawa
Kettle
Prospective Better-half exchange in BRRHIyE column
Fragmentary dialogue from a BRRHIyE newspaper page features a mock courtship between the Prospective Better-half and George. The lines hint at romantic questioning and self-reflection without clear narrative context or dates.
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George
Rome
Brrhiye
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Man
Babe
Tim
Banj
Niewepa
Prrfachlye
NEW Japan
Misschief
Jou
Charadng
Central News and Press Agency
National Gallery
Dublin
Bohn
Vasar
Rabelais
Holt
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