Ruth and Naomi Love Poem Echoes Ancient Bond
A compact verse recalling Ruth and Naomi with lines that praise unwavering devotion and steadfast loyalty. The piece contrasts timeless devotion with fame and asks whether any deed or words rival the depth of a woman's love. It cites Charles W. Hubner and Atlante Constitution as sources.
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Naomi
Ruth
Charles W. Hubner
Weddings on the Road and the Ida Hertwig Tour Club
In a Chicago Record reminiscence a troupe of five bachelors recall wedding tour lore on a 2000 mile trip. A Michigan Stranger praises propriety yet spots a bride’s nose smudge. Ida Hertwig’s surprise wedding tour, funded by the poker group, winds through Salt Lake and Chicago, ending with a hushed farewell.
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Ida Hertwig
Treasury
Hardin
Salt Lake
Copley
Pilcher
Burlington
Ida
Mrs. Granby
Stewart
Humorous vaudeville snippets and punchlines headline
A collage of witty exchanges and jokes from Chicago News Chicago Evening Post Detroit Free Press Tit Bits and Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph, capturing humor on finance ignorance and religion. Notable lines include Dixon on Earth’s orbit and a banker’s death pun exchange.
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Dixon
Chicago News
Chicago Evening Post
Diggs
Biggs
Pushiy
Detroit Free Press
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Tommy
Adam
Chicago
Abating a Street Nuisance in London Shanty District
Harlem Life quotes a young couple's farewell kiss promise as a man vows one kiss per hour of separation. Two hours later the speaker laments forgetting to be on time. The London Shanty council acts to reform street noises, specifically cries of newsboys, to abate nuisance.
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George
Harlem
London Shanty Council
Wives Insurable and Industrial Insurance in City
A New York Press report describes how three metropolitan district life insurers offer industrial policies for whole families at low weekly rates. They claim no extra risk for insuring wives, discuss a murder incident, and note policies for children and small premiums that cover burial costs. Weather signaling on street cars is also noted.
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Zanoli’s
N. Y. Press
Bell Crier
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Martering Inducements and a Visit Denied
A fragment from Up-to-Date notes social enticements about visiting, with a line about Mary and apples, and a promise that if you come this afternoon you may see her brother Jim, who has a sore hand.
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Jim
Peace Nor War Boosts Business Inflow Says Dun Review
Dun and Co reports continued onward business current despite peace or war signals. Europe exports and gold imports support rates while Treasury receipts cap currency concerns. February merchandise exports exceed last year with cotton, breadstuffs, and provisions driving growth. five weeks in March show 16 percent export gain.
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Europe
Congress
Washington
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Treasury
Senate
House
India
Atlantic
Pacific
London
Bessemer Pig
Gray Forge
Pittsburgh
Valley Furnaces
Australia
South Africa
Illinois Steel Co
Carnegie Company
England
Chicago
United States
Canada
Amendment to Change Inauguration Day and Extend Terms
The senate privileges and elections committee approved a favorable report on Senator Hoar's constitutional amendment. It would move the presidential and congressional term end date from March 4 to the last Wednesday in April, effective 1901, extending McKinley and Hobart term by about two months to avoid severe March weather.
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Washineton
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
United States
Hoar
Congress
McKinley
Hobart
Advice for starting in doekeeping in the farm world
A reader is advised to begin with three strong colonies and learn from local experts. Visit a successful apiarist, buy from neighbors when possible, and move colonies at night with air flow. Choose large hives, avoid moving in winter, and ensure heavy colonies to imply honey stores and reduce feeding and robbing.
Convenient Egg Crate for Safe Long Distance Delivery
A Practical guide to repurposing a dry goods box into a portable egg crate. It covers selecting a box, adding leather handles, creating drawers, and lining with bran and egg fillers for cushioning. The method aims to reduce breakage and ease delivery to private customers or stores, noting the crate can stay in the wagon while eggs go to the customer. The advice emphasizes cost and practicality for sellers with limited tools.
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Frederick O. Sibley
N. Y. Tribune
Rye as Feed for Stock in Cold Weather
Rye offers nutrition close to wheat, with more husk and nitrogenous matter that aids muscle. It is less used due to ergot risk which can cause abortion in breeding stock. For working horses it is strong feed, given whole with caution or boiled, or ground and mixed with wet hay or straw.
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