Fashions Inventive Genius and the Mackintosh Invention
The piece recounts how imagination fuels invention and credits Morrison as the original inventor of the waterproof mackintosh. It notes the tester Mor rison died in rain from the fabric, a subordinate later patented it, and urges immediate patenting to profit from innovations. It highlights the lasting global reputation of the mackintosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Mackintosh
New York Weekly
Bia
Our Nights and the Hidden Hours of Day and Night
In this excerpt George W. Cable muses on how nights reflect our days and reveal hidden plans, resolutions, and misdeeds. He argues nights correct the day’s haste and expose errors, urging us to acknowledge both days and nights as part of our past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cable
Africa for the Africans unrest worries white government
Dispatches from South Africa warn of growing native unrest and fear of another black rebellion aimed at unseating white control. The Philadelphia Enquirer cites Prepazinda links, tracing influence to Liberia and urging unity among tribes to repel foreign invaders. Observers note impact on Natal and former South African republic regions. The piece contrasts immigration influx and labor practices with national challenges through the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
South Africa
Philadelphia Enquirer
Liberia
Atlantic
Zambes
Seminel
Uke Zulas
Natal
South African Republic
Orange Free State
Western romance unfolds amid siege and intrigue
A detachment from Fort Bethune is trapped by Sioux Indians in a gorge. Hampton and Gillis escape, joining Brant, Spencer and Naida Gillis in a web of love, rival protectors, and looming danger as Brant confronts rumors and a covert suitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighteenth Infantry
Fort Bethune
Hampton
Gillie
Lole
Gilly
Mage Hampton
Brant
Coremand
Gienonsd
Mra
Hamton
Mrs. Herndon
Nalda
Red Vin
Glencald
Oebe Spencer
Giencald
Miss Spencer
Naida
Rev
Lieut
Miss Love
Silent Murphy
Custer
Mine Spencer
Naidu
Nokia Thecrme
Hatris
Nada Tust
Procluime
Oati
Ham
Mr. Hampton
Lynta
Spencer
Nature and a Woman's Work Promises Pinkham Remedy
An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women's illnesses. It cites Mrs. Bertha Muff of Louisiana Missouri who reports twelve years of severe female illness and credits Pinkham's advice and product with restored health and strength. The message urges other suffering women to seek the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bertha Muff
N.C. St. Louisiana
Bai
Mrs. Pinkham
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Kansas
H. S&. Givler, Pub
Wakeeney
Fansas
United States of America
William Finn
Pillsboro
United States
Pennsylvania
Baye
Bob Hampton
Chapetr XVI
Miss Gillis
Brant Sitgltly
Naida Gillis
Nalda Gillis
Tam
Red Slavin
Murphy
Tan Harary
Livut
Herndon
Mr. Moffat
Nalde
Wynkoop
Mr. Wynkoop
Slavin
Jim
the Inquirer
George Macdonald
Idia EB Pinkham
Canada
Acre
Earch
Amd
S. Crawtoed
Moth
Kanvas City
Mivecart
Carters
Comte
Tunger
Tome
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