Local Entertainment Highlights At Winston Event
An informal Winston program showcased a range of acts. Mrs Mraimird Rowell and Mrs Braliaed led performances with choruses and singing. Solo turns by Ida Milla and Professor Brownsuh impressed, while Dow and Van Dyke drew hearty encores. A vivid violin piece plus humorous monologue by Matti Newell provided variety, ending with hopes for future appearances.
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Lost letters and numbers mark memory defect study
A Popular Science Monthly writer describes a businessman's sudden loss of reading and numeric math ability while general memory remained intact. Letters 4 5 q x y vanished from perception, numbers like 1 7 8 faded, timekeeping failed, and streets and home became unfamiliar, with memories later returning except for those symbols.
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Miscellany of noted feats and historical curiosities
A city hall stairway claims the world’s tallest continuous ascent, while a Chicago hotel guest steals a room carpet. Across the nation lamps, lawns, and electric plants signal progress as fires rise with new auto use. North Carolina played a key colonial role in independence. Spectacles are reattributed to Savino Degli Armati of Florence, whose grave inscription marks him as inventor.
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Norse Aide Turns Sour Over Sunday Dinner Dilemma
Chicago Chronicle recounts druggist Rosenthal hiring a servant through a wanted ad. Hilda, a Norse-descended applicant, questions Rosenthal on family size and washing, then, after his boastful reply about an eight-course Sunday dinner served in a wagon, she dismisses him.
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Chicago Chronicle
Perspiration and heat safety from Chicago Chronicle
The article argues perspiration aids health and warns against rapid cooling after exertion. It stresses proper care, diet, exercise, bathing, and gradual cooling to prevent heat prostration or sunstroke. It cites the body’s sweat channels and internal pathways, urging continued sweating under safe conditions for overall well being.
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Bersa
Nature
Chicago Chronicle
A Novel Sandwich Trick and Bathing Accessories
A fragment from a period piece details a novel sandwich method using horse radish instead of mustard and a glaze for cold meats. It also mentions bathing gear including an oilskin bag and Turkish toweling. A new beverage “Chocolate Friday” from Washington and a hot milk soporific are noted as well.
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Washinton
N. Y
Health Rules For Well Being Across Human Life
A summary from a 19th or early 20th century reading emphasizes five health requirements: good air, good food, suitable clothing, cleanliness, and exercise. Fresh outdoor air improves blood purity, and healthy living requires time spent outdoors. Food need not be expensive, and rest should alternate with work. Cautions are given about excessive exercise and the need for women to get rest to maintain family health. The article also includes clipped quips and a few stray opinions from various papers.
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Reise
New Plan to Raise Sunken Cargo in Delaware Bay
A proposed method employs a crane boat with dynamos and large electric magnets to lift sunken metal cargoes from the bay. Magnets would be lowered from cranes, connected by flexible cables, and claim boats could recover cargoes trapped in channels. Also a local tailor in Williston, N.Y. advertises affordable made-to-measure clothing and coats.
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Final Proof Notice for Joseph Noll Brown
Notice from Minot land office announces final proof by settler Joseph Noll Brown No. 108 for wig ww nec 2 and the phere aca. to prove continuous residence and cultivation. before J C Field clerk Williams county district court at Whitman North Dakota on 1908 Viz names Benton Bell John Wagner Dave Hy Metzger and others.
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Allot Willison
P. T Howan
Wixaan
Nova Register
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Land Office Notice of Homestead Claim in Williams County
Land Office at Minot notices that William Roughland files for final proof of settlement on his claim in Williams County North Dakota. Before Judge Jammer W Tenax on December A 1899 Loughland will prove continuous residence and cultivation with witnesses Charles Baldwin Job Reuweger John Hef fernan William Mukay all from Williston.
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Jammer W. Tenax
Williams County
Williaton
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Williama County
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Land Office Notice and Civil Suit in Williston North Dakota
An 1898 notice lists Herman V. Smith filing final proof for his claim in Williams County. It also announces a court summons in a North Dakota district court case against Mary A. Irons, with service details and a deadline for answer.
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