Copies of this paper on sale at local outlets
Copies of this paper, at 5 cents, are on sale at several local spots including A. T. Bangness opposite Highland Station in Boston, Revere Beach and Lyon Depot in Boston, Winthrop Beach News Co. opposite Beach Station, J. H. Totman's News Agency at Jefferson and Winthrop Streets, Brown's Pharmacy in Wadsworth Block Centre, W. B. Thayer, Ocean Spray Pharmacy, Elizabeth Rippay’s variety store opposite Centre Station, and at the publication office Lewis Block on Washington Ave.
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A. T. Bangness
Highland Station
Boston
Revere Beach &Lyon Depot
Winthrop Beach News Co
J. H. Totman
Jefferson and
Winthrop Streets
Brown’s Pharmacy
Wadsworth Block
Centre
W. B. Thayer
Ocean Spray
Elizabeth Rippay
Variety Store
Centre Station
Lewis Block
Washington Ave
Out of the Ginger Jar And Other Domestic Maxims
A collection of quips and moral sayings about thrift happiness and social conduct. It blends comic lines with cautionary notes on credit manners and household behavior. The aphorisms include remarks on honesty work love and cheerful company.
Keith's Theatre adds second week for Alice Lloyd Boston engagement
Alice Lloyd returns to Keith's Theatre Boston for a second week with extended vaudeville runs. The bill also features Julius Steger and Company in the Fifth Commandment, La Sylphe, ventriloquist Ed Renard with a full play cast, Winston's Sea Lion, and Salomy Jane starring Eleanor Gordon in Brete Harte material. The Boston Theatre Stock Company remains a crowd magnet as plans unfold for further triumphs.
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Alice Lloyd
Boston
Keith’s
Miss Lloyd
Julius Steger
Ed. F. Renard
Winston
Boston Theatre_Stock Company
B. F. Keith
Salomy Jane
Eleanor Gordon
Miss Gordon
Brete Harte
Paul Armstrong
Californian
Redwoods
Salomy
Jane
Royal Family
Rockefeller Opens Up In World's Work October Issue
John D. Rockefeller breaks years of silence in a multi part interview. He explains why he chooses to speak now and defends Standard Oil by noting the vast size of the organization and the inevitability of faults among many employees while urging fair judgment of the firm as a whole.
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John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Standard
John D
Standard Oil Company
W. R. Hearst
Archbold-Foraker
University of Missouri Offers Journalism Training for State Service
The Department of Journalism at the University of Missouri aims to train for journalism rather than to create journalists, serving the state with well-equipped leaders. Tuition is free. living in Columbia costs 3 to 5 dollars weekly, and many students earn enough to cover expenses. Admission can be by examination or high school certificate, with special adult entrants admitted without exam if not pursuing a degree.
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United States
Univesity of
Missouri
Columbia
Make Good Fight Spirit From Herbert Kaufman Poem
A compact motivational verse urges cutting out doubt and excuses and beginning immediate effort. It champions self belief, hard work, and relentless hustle to seize wealth hidden in effort rather than luck. The piece cites personal resolve, resilience, and pluck as keys to success.
Wild Animals and Medicine And Memoirs Of Hugo
Excerpts discuss animal born remedies in historical medicine including a tale of a river horse using a cane to bleed itself and reduce humors. The piece also contrasts English life from Victor Hugo’s viewpoint and recounts a Samoa era social invite involving Robert Louis Stevenson and Mrs Stevenson with a playful shoe anecdote.
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Phitemon-Holland
Pliny
Archimedes the Inventor and Engineer of Ancient Times
Archimedes, a master mechanician, created many devices including the lever, endless screw, pump, organ, and a burning glass reputed to set enemy ships afire. He built catapults and large derricks and asserted his power with the lever to move vast masses. His ingenuity earned him regard as a magician among early engineers.
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Archimedes
Cassier
Turbulent Tales From Past and Present on Women and Drink
The piece contrasts a seventeenth century view of Turkish drink and manners with early modern English women's economic status. It cites the Minneapolis Journal on Turkish raki and a 17th century church wardens' entry showing Elizabeth Bartlett casting bells and female wardens in Fleet Prison earning equal pay to men, challenging restricted female roles.
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St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields
Elizabeth Bartlett
Robert
Quieting Him Down Farm Dispute Over Dangerous Animal
A farmer sues a cattle dealer for damages in county court after buying an animal the dealer claimed was gentle. The animal harmed farm workers and prompted a grim exchange about it needing to be shot to quiet down, per London Scraps.
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London
Pious visitor mocks Italy trip in cluttered reminiscence
A muddled fragment recounts a pious old lady returning from a zoo visit and a servant describing a master’s illness. The lines mix odd phrases about doctors, consolation, and a bizarre image of monks with tonsils on their heads seen in Italy.
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Italy
Veterinary Science Begins with Vegetius and Lyons College
The article notes Vege tius as the true founder of veterinary art with De Arte Veterinaria, dating to 300 A D. It also cites Hippocrates as a father of medicine and mentions France establishing the first veterinary college at Lyons in 1761, signaling a scientific shift.
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Hippocrates
Vegetius
France
Lyons
Heavily Laden Play Draws Strong Reactions in Review
A go-out-between-the-acts young man praises the play’s intensity while a nearby lady replies she wishes the intensity would stop. The exchange appears in the Baltimore American with comments about the show’s dramatic force and audience response.
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Baltimore American
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Samoa
Robert Louis Stevenson
Apia
Heywood
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Robert Liouis Stevenson
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Horace
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Minneapolis Journal
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Joe
Castorpe
Ness
PocSinile Soguamre
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Beacon Falls
Wadsworth
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Blake the Piano Man
Washington St
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Winthrop
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