Winter best, Uncle Ben on the Seasons
The narrator compares seasons, favoring winter for its brisk bite and blood warming effect, though summer has its draw. He recalls frost, hay work, and the exhilaration of cold days, while noting he enjoys buckwheat cakes in autumn and pumpkin pie. He ends by saying winter is best of all, though he loves spring.
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Vendetta of a Corsican Widow Ends in Savage Death
In a Corsican village, the widow Savorini plots brutal revenge for her son Antoine's murder. She lures her dog Semillant to kill Nicolas Ravellati in Longosardo after a months long vigil, staging the attack with a straw man and meat pudding as the dog devours its prey. The deadly act ends with Ravellati slain and the widow returning home victorious.
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Nicolas Ravolati
Nicolas
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Chicago Tribune
Healthful Women and the Need for Wellness
The piece argues that true beauty rests on health, urging women to focus on hygienic habits and proper clothing for warmth and circulation. It cautions against fashion over comfort, links liver and stomach health to well being, and insists educated women influence the nation’s future by embracing natural laws and prudent dress.
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Department of Science
Charming Lettee On Carpentry Craft And Construction
A brief note extols carpentry skill for a home project. It praises seasoned amateurs and notes the difficulty for beginners. It advises consulting a local carpenter if unsure and mentions a high back with square spaces as part of the design.
Crafting a White Enamel Display Shelf
The article describes a DIY display shelf project with etched lemons or photographs, ends formed into artistic corners for curios and china, a top back shelf for more display, and turned wood rails sold ready made. The piece is enameled white or cream for a charming finish.
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Chicago Daily News
Knitting as a Medicine Sermon on Healthful Hand Exercise
Specialists say knitting aids rheumatic hands, loosens tight muscles, and helps those prone to cramps paralysis or finger afflictions. It calms nerves aids insomnia and low mood, with sanitariums encouraging the simple yet pleasant craft as a beneficial pastime.
The Shaws at Home in Des Moines Social Scene
Des Moines residents await Gov Tessie Mortimer Brian’s departure after his term ends and his acceptance of a treasury post. A Chicago Tribune correspondent notes Gov Shaw and his family added social vibrancy to Des Moines since his inauguration.
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Chicago Tribune
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Public life and family of Gov Shaw described
The article portrays Iowa Governor Shaw and his family, praising Mrs Shaw for social influence and charity work. It notes Enid, Erma, and Karl, their education plans, and the family’s readiness for a possible Washington move. Also covered are Nellie Stone’s phonograph wedding and a French peasant father’s tribute to Mme Calve.
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Early 1900s Miscellaneous Page Snippet
A collage of eclectic items from a historic newspaper page includes a student recital remark about curriculum aims, a legal counsel exchange, and a physician’s advertisement. It also features petroleum propulsion notes, medicine advertisements, and financial summaries from European banks.
A Ranchman's Experience In Kidney Trouble
Leigh Lea Dak March 3 A ranchman whose headquar ters are here recounts severe back pain and relentless urinary urges during riding. After trying many medicines he used six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills and reports greater relief and comfort than in years past.
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Neelan
Dodd
Prominent Chicago Club Member Urges Cure Without Surgery
Mrs L A Harris a Chicago woman active in a political club recounts ovarian troubles eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after failed medical advice. She criticizes doctors for pushing operations and claims five months with the remedy restored her health and reduced surgical need. She urges women to try the compound first.
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Chicago
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
East List St
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