A SECOND LOVE A SECOND LOVE
Molly and Jack drift on a river boat as Molly frets over a rich fiancé. Jack confesses a past love and proposes, Molly resists, then realizes she loves him too. He reveals his current beloved is Molly, and she happily agrees to marry him instead of Mr Staines.
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Molly
Jack
Mr. Staines
Molly Merton
Tack
Staines
Mra. Stainese
Molly Darling
Mrs. Staines
Chicago Tribune
King Alfonso Seeks Bullfights Despite Rumors
Court official rebuts rumors that King Alfonso dislikes bullfights as queenly influence. Since his crowning he has spoken openly about bullfighting to intimates and insists on attending the national sport despite objections.
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Alfonso
Alfonse
Milwaukee Sentinel
Miscellaneous items from a bygone era
A collection of curiosities notes about washing soda in hard water, New York supreme court salaries at 17500 per year, and voice ranges. It cites Utah as leading sheep producer with 8 700 000 head and New Mexico around 6 000 000. Ward counts report three illustrated districts, and 1874 losses from Rocky mountain locusts. It also mentions elk herds in Jackson Hole shrinking to under 10 000, sidewalk etiquette quotes from Milwaukee, a vandalized sign, and a playful mock congress vaudeville notion with members and performers.
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New York
Supreme Court
Wny
Utah
New Mexico
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Towa
Jackson Hole
Milwaukee
National House of Representatives
Hamilton
Kahn
California
How Plain Girls Win in Love and Social Graces
Abridged notes from Hearst's Chicago American discuss why handsome men marry plain sisters, citing 12 men’s criteria for ideal wives and praising plain girls for sympathy. Sidebars offer household tips from Good Housekeeping on steaming wrinkled gowns and a fruit dressing recipe from Brooklyn Eagle.
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Hearst
Chicago
Fach Nme
Breakwater Concrete Breakthrough Shocks Traditions
United States engineers building a Buffalo harbor breakwater report using concrete with stone straight from the crusher. They claim this saves screening costs and may require closer proportioning control, challenging long held beliefs about stone size and washing. Incandescent lamps release far more heat than light, with only six percent energy toward illumination.
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United States
Buffalo Harbor
Engineering News
Pure Water Supply Invention From Emma Jester
Emma Jester of Pueblo, Colorado introduces a compact steam condenser for distilled household water. The device uses a kettle, tin pail, and pipe with clamps to direct steam through a receiver, condensing into water with a simple detachable连接. The collar fittings and plug simplify operation without moving the setup.
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Colorado
Emma Jester
Pueblo
Col
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Unique 60 Foot Lot Home With Full Brick Cellar Plans
A unique large lot home designed for many locations outlines a brick walled cellar spanning the full footprint with a coal bin cold room and steam boiler. The frame uses hemlock timber with quartered oak trim on the first floor and Cypress finish in key rooms. The plan details a four bedroom second floor, modern plumbing and fixtures, gas and electric wiring, slate roof, and bronze hardware. Architects Stanley A Tennis of New York provided the design and plans.
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Stanley A Tennis
Brushway
New York City
Testimonial Encourages Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A Brooklyn woman describes chronic pain after childbirth caused by a allegedly misdiagnosed womb issue. She credits Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for relief after three months, urging others to use the product promptly.
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Pauline Judson
Ot Schermerhorn Golf Club
Brooklyn
New York
Lydia Pinkham
Pauline Jupson
Hoyt Street
Lydia
Pinkham
Homeseekers Excursions and steam rail fare ads in 1902
An itemized notice promotes Homeseekers' Excursions by Great Northern Railway from St Paul or Minneapolis to western ports, including Montana and Washington, on the first and third Tuesdays of July through October 1902 with a round trip fare. It also includes assorted ads and brief quips about war, cures, and local chatter.
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Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Montana
Washington
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Givem
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Chicago Record-Herald
Brooklyn Eagle
Pure Water Supply
England
Edward IV
John Gaddesden
Prince of Wales
N.C
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pauline
Dean Mrs. Porxnall
Yonkera Staterm
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Karmer
Somerville Journal
Iso
Joea B Boyer
Trinity Springs
Ind
Beattie
Carter
Scarter
Bolesaling Goods
J Clergln
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