Modern Telediagraph Picture Reproduction Miracle
The article describes a telediagraphic system reproducing pictures long distance by wire. Inventor Hummel and Professor Yorse are referenced as central figures, with Chicago and New York machines operating in harmony to transmit and replicate image details via carbon paper and needle points. The piece emphasizes immediacy, simplicity, and commercial potential of this early image telegraphy innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Yorse
Chicago
New York
Globe
Cite
Temmel
St. Pan
Caricaturing Choate in a Royal Jest Book
A London publisher reportedly issued a Choate Jest Book honoring the witty American Ambassador. Anecdotes recount Choate's clever replies to British nobles and officials in Bermuda and London, including quips about doors ajar and a Grand Central Station joke, with reception at Windsor Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Choate
Mr. Depew
United States
Grand Central Station
Mr. Choate
Grand Central Middle
Toque Tale Reveals Human Renewal Then A Humble Hope
A fragmented dialogue describes a man addressing schoolgirls about renewal of the human spirit. He speaks to Miss A with a devout hope, evoking a peculiar tale of a toque and a neck injury as a parable of change.
Unclear fragment from historical column or notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows dialogue and business lines with uncertain names and events, lacking clear actions, dates, or locations to form a coherent report. The readable parts suggest a discussion about a new boarder and a motto, but no verifiable facts emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madlady
Farmer Seeks Help in Washington Finds Only Friction
An Indiana farmer followed Congressman Jonas Howard to Washington hoping for direct aid. After a brief five day visit the man returned dismissive, saying Howard could not help and that he himself faced pressure and difficulty in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Howard
Jeffersonville
Ind
Washington
Toward
Tloward
Bill
Mr. Howard
Jonas
Febri Cura Tonic Offered Against Chills and Fever
An advertisement touts Febri Cura Sweet Chill Tonic of Iron as superior to Quinine, claiming it cures disease and strengthens constitution. It promises a money back guarantee and warns against substitutes, with sales by B. W. Hargrave.
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B. W. Hargrave
Directory and train schedules with local civic officers listed
Directory shows train times for Florence Weldon Wilmington Goldsboro Norfolk and Rocky Mount routes plus daily shoo fly service. It lists Aldermen and city officials including city attorney clerk collector treasurer water works superintendent electric lights and street overseer with lodge and masonic meeting times and officers at Mt Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ino E. Woodard
Ino
R. Moore
W. E Deans
W. E. Warren
R. J. Grantham
T. Wilson
Ernest Meredith
Amos Walston
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Rhis Wonderful Machine
Bermuda
William Wintergreen
Her Majesty's Blues
Sir William
Gen
Lord Iveneh
Porter
England
Newcastle
Isle of Man
Depew
Tenry White
Harper’s Bazar
sYoray
Zoo
Ivoire
THE
Wilsu News
the Daily News
Jiob Printing
S.munn,son & CO
Beaver Street
New York City
Chicago Board of Trade
S. Bound
Florence and
Weldon
Wilson
Wilmington
Norfolk
Goldsboro
Rocky Mt
James T. Wiggins
Ep. B. Mayo
W. J. Davis
W. P. Anderson
OHN
Y. Moore
John Riley
Sth
Nese
J. H. MarshBourne
Frank Felton
Geo. Munford
G. P. Bryant
Brihram Harrell
Board OF Commissioners
Geo. D. Green
Nathan Bass
Jas. G. Raper
W. D. P. Starp
Sherif
D. Barorn
Superior Court
B. Barnes
W. T. Farmer
J. K Reerin
Jas. E. Faytor
Serveyor
Mt. Leanon Lodge No
Nash and Goldsboro
W. J. Bouxin
Mt. Lebanon
Masonic Hall
W. J. Borers
H. FP
Mt. Lebanon Commandery No. 7
Lat Williams
E. C
For. O. U. A. ML
J. OL & F. Hall
R. H. FortGary
Wilson Lodge
1St National Bank
Contentnea Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Enterprise
Odd Fellows” Hall
C.O.D
R&e
Sears, Roebuck & CO. Inc
Ill
Ear
Recisek & Co
Acme Bird
John Gaston Fashionable Barber
Nash St. Wilson, NC
Illinois State
Sanitariu
Sesttariens
Evanston
DR. Mott
Cleveland
Ohio
S Chemical Co
Nadal
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