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Newspaper

Western Kansas World

Location

Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1900

Page

7

Leather trade secret tied to German tannery family

The article notes a costly leather known to trade circles, with tanning secrets held by a German family. It also reports Rev. Burris A. Jenkins resigning as president of the University of Indianapolis to become pastor of the First Christian Church in Buffalo.

Germany Collegs Patptts Burris A. Jenkins The University of Indianapolis First Christian Church At Buffalo

Richard Le Gallienne Arrives in New York Veiled in Disguise

Richard Le Gallienne recently landed in New York from Europe resembling a stranger as his familiar face was altered by his new appearance. He had cut his long flowing black hair which had long defined him, leading to a striking memory in those who know him. A Missouri farmer received Department of Agriculture seeds in an envelope bearing a penalty notice of $200 for private use and promptly returned the seeds with a note denying any misuse and stating he was not subject to the fine.

Reestree Richard le Gallienne New York Europe Frichtenwine Missouri Department of Agriculture Guy Fine Wild S. Gidley Daily Story Pad Pike County Ida Miggins Failin Malida Matilda Miggins Webbe Hank Miggins Hull Miggins’ Place Joe Tex Matilda

Ivres Town Celebrates Twentieth Century Founding

Ivres in Valle d Aosta Italy marks its twentieth century since foundation. The little town sits on the southern side of the Alps and attracts visitors with its scenic beauty and charm. Tourists are drawn to its alpine setting and historic appeal.

Ivres Aosta Italy Alps

Life saved by Dodd's Kidney Pills credited to Mr. S. P. Rush

Prominent Chicago Catholic figure Mr S P Rush survived Bright's Disease after using Dodd's Kidney Pills for two months. He credits the remedy with restoring health when food failed and druggists recommended the product. Sold at 50 cents a box. Also notes eucalyptus trees of Australia grow deep roots to 220 feet and draw moisture from wide areas.

Chicago Dodd Mr. Rush Rush Bright

Bear and marriage scheme in Pike County tale

A humorous frontier tale follows a suitor who aims to win Matilda Miggins by capturing a bear. He outsmarts the father with a live bear stunt, turning danger into a wacky engagement trade. The bear reveal reshapes the acceptance of the match and the wedding plan.

Standpein Harrison to Study Civil War History

Standpein t Francis Burton Harrison plans to write a civil war history from a Confederate standpoint. His father served as private secretary to Jefferson Davis. The young man, with literary aspirations inherited from his mother Mrs Frances Burton Harrison and supported by his bride Miss Mary Crocker, is backed by a California millionaire backer.

Francis Burton Harrison Jefferson Davis Frances Burton Harrison Mary Crocker Gaugburr California

Free illustrated catalogue offer from Mermod & Juccard Co

A long damaged notice touts a 34 page illustrated catalogue from Mermod Juccard Jewelry Co of St. Louis with Christmas gifts ranging from 5 to 140 dollars includes ads for cosmetics medicines Jell O desserts and various products offers 10000 free copies by mail with postage paid and references prices and delivery details

Mermod& Juccard Jewelry Co Broadway Cornet Locust Pt St. Louis America Great Catelowie 2Nd St. Louis Mig Dect United States

Parker Canadian MP Gilbert Parker at Gravesand

The article notes Gilbert Parker, MP for Gravesand, a Canadian author of The Seats of the Mighty, living mainly in England. It mentions his London life at Carlton House Terrace where he and Mrs. Parker entertain, and references his literary stature and residence.

Ecg Gilbert Parker Gravesand Girth Sat England Parker Carlton House Terrace

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