National Capitol to Welcome Largest Office Complex
A grand federal office building is nearing completion housing 92 senators with an value-based cost near 3 250 000 dollars for interior work and 80 000 dollars for furniture. The structure includes a weather sheltering underground link to the Capitol and may host future electric rubber-tired cars. The block will form part of an imposing Capitol Hill square with plans for a marble facade on the old Capitol and a future temple of justice costing around 35 000 000 dollars to complete the public buildings cluster.
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Washington natives and foreign born rates compared with other cities
The article compares Washingtons native born and foreign born populations to Baltimore Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis. It notes Washingtons foreign born share was 7.2 percent in 1900 and locals born in the district are 46.4 percent, guiding a broader view of regional demographic contrasts. It also mentions Liberia missionary deaconess publishing a dialect Bible and hymn book as a landmark linguistic achievement.
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Diversified top floor residents span many states in Washington
The clerk notes apartment houses in Washington host occupants from nearly every state with senators and representatives from Idaho Oregon California Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio and others. Diplomats from Guatemala Panama Chile and Venezuela reside in these buildings alongside local officials and private citizens. The article counts apartments and legations, acknowledging broad geographic mix without detailing exact numbers.
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Illinois
Nebraska
Animals Sent To Roosevelt White House Pets Share Stage
Roosevelts received a flood of animal gifts from admirers worldwide with many donated to the Washington Zoo. King Menelik of Abyssinia gifted a Arabian zebra and two ostriches. White House pets ranged from white rats to a cinnamon bear and mountain lion, with Miss Alice’s parrot famed for calling her name.
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Zoological Park
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Menelik
Abyssinia
White House
Confusion Over Caribbean Minister Run to White House
A humorous tale set at a winter White House reception shows livery drivers tangled by conflicting orders. A driver attempted to take the Cuban minister to the White House while clerks redirected him to Rochambeau, provoking laughter as chaos cleared and orders finally issued on time.
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Yere
Efforts to Save Old Steps From Sixth Street Station
Preservation efforts focus on the north entrance steps of the old Sixth Street railroad station in Washington. The steps, linked to every president and once used at the Indian Queen tavern, are slated to be demolished with the building.
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United States
Sixth Street
Washington
Mrs A J Davis Backs Dean's Kidney Pills Claim
Three weeks after using Dean's Kidney Pills Mrs A J Davis of Murray Kentucky reports reduction of kidney disease symptoms including dizziness backache and grip attacks. She says within three weeks no sign of kidney trouble remained. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Work of Zambesi Missions Survey Report
A pamphlet by Andrew Murray surveys missions south of the Zambesi noting 31 organizations ministering to over 10 million people. The Student Volunteer Movement in South Africa has sent 84 young missionaries abroad since 1896.
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Andrew Murray
South Africa
Hobbling a Running Horse as a Training Aid
A method to curb bad habits in horses and cattle involves snapping a surcingle around the body with two short straps that buckle under the forelegs and reach to halfway to the knees. This restricts running and jumping without hindering walking or feeding, according to Prairie Farmer.
Cattle Slaughter Reform Moves to Dunfermline Slaughterhouse
Consul Maxwell Blake notes opposition from Scotch poleax advocates as a new humane killing device debuts in the Dunfermline slaughterhouse. The instrument is about a foot long with a rifled barrel and bell shaped muzzle angled to fit a bullock's head. A removable end conceals the cartridge and a steel guard protects the hammer until use.
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Maxwell Blake
Dunfermline
Insanity claims delay in court over $50,000 trust fee
A senator admits receiving a $50 000 fee from the trust and says he sent it back. The attorney declines to prosecute an allegedly insane man, and the judge adjourns to round up clinicians.
Help Him with Dress Material Dilemma
A husband pleads for matching dress material at a dry goods store after the last remnant sells. The salesman suggests inviting a friend to dinner to ease the situation at home.
Philadelphian Beams as Yonkers Girl Confesses Love
A Philadelphia man recalls courting a Yonkers girl who hid her feelings for nearly a year. She finally confessed she loved him, ending a period of only respect and beginning a romance.
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Yonkers
Lippincott’s
Workman-Hey Exchange Prompted by Fatigue Remark
A fragment notes a quip about workers with the Kid remarking that when tired he will take the job for two cents an hour. The line appears in the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Not a Miracle Just Plain Cause and Effect
A former heavy coffee drinker recounts how switching to Postum cured spells of unconsciousness and improved health. He, at seventy, notes sleep and wellbeing gains after eight months of avoiding coffee and using Postum. The letter, signed by a Postum Co. source, promotes the product.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
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Wollville
Speed of Draft Horses in Farm Work
Farmers seek draft horses with strong ground speed at a walk rather than sprint speed. Breeders focus on walking pace when planning for future use, as most draft work is done at a steady walk. The market for fast walking draft horses is growing as utility dictates pace over speed.
The Livestock Care Guide for Farms
The article stresses clean mangers and proper care for horses and cows to improve results. It advises spraying hog pens after cleaning, burning rubbish, and using sheep manure as highly valuable fertilizer. It warns against overfeeding and unnecessary medicines, urging good feed, exercise, and adequate shade for hogs to prevent disease.
Keep Horse Collar Clean for Better Saddle Fit
Advice on preventing sore shoulders from horse collars by using a well fitting collar and proper padding. Wash shoulders nightly, use a smooth pad, and apply cold water to harden the skin for better resistance next day.
The Brood Sow Breeding Advice Varies by Litter Quality
The guidance states to retain sows that produce strong litters and vigor regardless of age, while culling those that fail to be good breeders. It emphasizes selling any sow that does not breed well, prioritizing offspring quality and efficiency in herd management.
Calf Care Rules From Farmers’ Voice on Clean Feeding
A New York dairyman urges strict sanitation for calf feeding. Wash pails daily with soap, scald, dry in sun, and never let calves lick milk. Use a shelf and tube feeder to deliver nourishment, imitating nature and avoiding rapid gulping. Follow these rules to raise healthy calves.
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New York
Sheep as Fertility Conservers on Farms
A farmer extols sheep as renovators and distributors of soil fertility. They seek elevated, dry spots for rest, graze weeds and unproductive areas, and deposit droppings on higher ground, returning nutrients washed from lower fields. Properly managed, farms can become evenly fertile through sheep husbandry.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims Fame
A promotional piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly successful for women's ailments. It cites testimonials from women, mentions a large file of letters at the Lynn Laboratory, and asserts the product saves many from surgery and acts on the feminine system with roots and herbs.
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Lydia E. Peinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Youni
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia I. Pinkham
Lydia
Handy Hog Catcher for Ringing and Handling Pigs
A Farm and Home sketch describes a portable hog catching device. It uses heavy two inch frame strips and three foot upright bars with a five foot lever to trap hogs from pigs to sows. A pin behind the lever secures the catch, allowing placement in a lane or shoot for safe handling.
Watch Your Horse for Accidents and Care
The article warns riders to stay vigilant around horses as even trusted animals can suffer life changing injuries from a misstep or fright. It stresses the horse’s power and the need for extra feed and careful pasture management to keep foals growing, especially when forage is scarce.
Sick man change of pace prompts patient to take charge
A Syracuse businessman with humor and high ambitions falls sick with a slight pneumonia. His doctor presses for rest, but the active patient resists. After a sleepless night the man sits up and tells the physician to get into bed while he goes out with the medicine bag.
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Syracuse
Six Miles Away Balloon Route Disclosed
A mysterious offer leads Craggs and Snages to a suggested cooler destination six miles away, involving a balloon ascent to reach a place where the temperature plummets well below zero. The frigid clue promises an escape from heat with a transitory, adventurous plan.
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