Struggles With Savagery in Indian School Scene
A Bronx City Tribune excerpt describes a visit to a government Indian school near Chamberlain. It portrays students and staff, comments on assimilation attempts, and contrasts schooling with life on the reservation. It notes a student’s behavior transformation from cadet to Indigenous, and critiques government policy, chapels, dances, and shows near the school. It also digresses into an anecdote about a traveling animal show and a giraffe voyage, illustrating sensational contrasts in the era.
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Bronx City Tribune
Lowe Hill
Chamberlain
Uncle Sim
Government Indian School
Bella
Donis
Yotth
Poly
Archool
Sehool
David
Goliath
Lfe
Lsven
Hall of Fame for Women Faces Public Debate
A 1980 New York Hall of Fame vote left women un honored. The piece notes interest in creating a women hall of fame and recalls portraits of male heroes. The narrative shifts to a school chapel scene with pupils, sermons, and boyish mischief during a Sunday outing.
Giraffes and Women Hall of Fame in New York Sun
A fragmented article discusses the difficulty of capturing giraffes for display, recounting methods and dangers. It shifts to a list of prominent American women candidates for a forthcoming women’s hall of fame at the University of New York, naming Frances Willard and Martha Washington among others and noting an election process and a grand architectural plan on Manhattan’s Upper End.
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New York Sun
Albania
Wihiderness
Mary Lyon
Emma Willard
Dorothy Lynde Dix
Lucretht Mott
Sharlotte Cushning
Aimeang
Helen Hunt Dacksan
Maria Michell
Martha Whshlngtes
Mary Leen
Washington
University of New York
Ketel
Tve
Dgdu
Prestlenty Huzayd
Wellesley
Tuomas
Bey Mawr
Allee Freaman Palmer
Women’s Hall
Aliss
Helen Gould
Upper Endi
Manhattan Island
Water Benedict Ultimatum Quip Reflected in Family Dispute
A compact dialogue shows a father explaining an ultimatum to his son. The line frames an old world view on marriage and duty as a moral test, hinting at broader themes of loyalty and love in a constrained domestic setting.
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Dongeni
Bodnavar
Yoursel
How to Open Doors Reveals Character Traits
A Chicago Tribune style essay argues that how a person opens a door signals personality. It describes abrupt, slow, gentle, or hurried openings, plus tapping, knocking, or forcing entry, linking each style to traits like brisk energy, caution, timidity, or aggression.
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Chicago Tribune
Inslatiece
Growing a Second Crop Near Freeport Ul
A farmer near Freeport Ul reports thirty five acres of peas for a local canning factory with harvest by June 15. He asks about planting sweet corn for ensilage and seed per acre. Advice favors early matur ing evergreen fodder corn sown by June 20 with ten to eleven pounds of seed per acre.
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Freeport
Iime
Stokers Heroic on Sinking Ship and Bravery at Sea
A Washington Evening Star recounts stokers on a steamship facing disaster. They kept fire alight as the vessel sank, with tales of courage, discipline, and loyalty amid danger. The piece includes anecdotes of a governor sson, romantic interludes, and crew loyalty.
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WiWam Thorpe
Washington Evening Star
Kipting
Iit
Alfa
Baltums
Bnat
Porto
Bia
Wis 9 Jrassenger
Peralstede
Aden
India
Mecca
Stoker
Ashares
Stokehold
Bombay
Stokers
Bertt
English Channel
Birth rate decline across Prussian towns with 100000 plus population
Berlin and other large Prussian cities show a marked drop in birth rates from 1875 to 1900 according to the Prussian interior ministry. Berlin fell from 45 to 29 births per thousand, Breslau and Krefeld also declined, while marriage rates remained high or rising in several towns.
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Prussia
Berlin
Loudun
Ministry of the Interior
Breslau
Krefeld
Atlip
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Phillips Brooks
Hall of Fame
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Brammel
Girensen
Yieluaehe
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Tun Nth
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Sven Bo
Goodby
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Sanhurst
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Mediterranean
Deep Matranga
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