Fragmentary 19th Century News Snippet Stumbles Across Pages
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered references to Chicago addresses, hotels, and news agencies. Names such as Woodward, Michigan, Rochester, Salt Lake City, and Kemp appear amid garbled phrases. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
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Montana
Tis
Temata
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Conkrees
Paer
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester Atinn
D. Rely
Salt Lake
Mecline & Umieig Ban Prancions United Low Anedien
Kemp News
Chilis
Champ Clark backs woman suffrage stance in states
Missouri political figure Champ Clark declares support for woman suffrage and says success hinges on state by state efforts. He criticizes federal amendment route, urging suffragists to push in individual states while Wilson and Vice President Marshall remain noncommittal. Clark aims to position for 1916 nomination as he eyeing national influence.
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Wilson
Marshall
Aude
Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Borah
Idaho
Washington
Congress
The Colonel’s Gambit in New York Gubernatorial Plot
Oyster Bay reports the colonel may reconsider aligning with the bull moose for governor of New York. He keeps rivals guessing with shifting moves, denying clear intent. The path includes a possible countrywide tour or staying, leaving observers unsure of his next maneuver.
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Oyster Bay
New York
Sexou
Onel
Thers
Austria
Monster Weather Threat Looms Over Port Town
Residents brace for a dangerous blast as storms sweep coastal areas. Forecasters warn of high winds and flooding along the shoreline. Authorities urge evacuation and securing property before the approaching front. Local schools and services prepare for potential closures and disruptions at dawn.
Woman Rights and Lawn Duty Provokes Court Debate
In Cleveland a divorce suit claimed cruelty over mowing the lawn. The court ruled it is not cruelty for a husband to require his wife to mow. The piece quips that lawn mowing is a boon and privilege, urging women to defend rights while men rest on porches, and hints courts may define more female limits.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wilsons Term Ambitions Stir Political Talk At Capital
Washington gossip centers on a rumor Wilson will not seek re election but back Bryan as successor in 1916. The piece notes Wilson has never publicly stated his plans and surveys politicos about presidents naming successors, referencing Roosevelt and Taft while touching on Mexico tensions and maritime restrictions.
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Standard
Washington
National Capital
Wilson
William J. Bryan
New York
White House
Mr. Wilson
Bevan
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Uncle Sam
Hennessy and Connell
Butte
Anaconda
Hapsburg
Austria
Mexico
Housewife's Economy By FR S MARSHALL
Frances Marshall answers household questions on Fourth of July decorating using red white and blue colors with candy centerpieces and simple favors. She explains centerpieces with white flowers and blue and red accents, plus draped crepe paper flags and small candy servings suitable for a patriotic table.
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Frances Marshall
McClure New Syndicate
Fox and Bear Winter Heist in Barn Trap Tale
A woodland tale narrates Mr. Fox’s attempt to steal stored meat from Mr. Bear while the bear sleeps through winter. Bear anticipates raids, traps Fox with a straw-covered cellar trap, and Fox’s clattering tin wake-up alarm leads to a standoff about neighborly cunning and winter cheer. Tomorrow’s story previews a new adventure, The Witch's Ride.
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Uthota
Mr. Bear
Mr Fox
Mr. Fox
Bear
Fox
MicCare
Syndicite
Newark
Recipes from Mrs Marshment Tenderloin Roll and Yeast Cake
Recipes from Mrs Marshment describe two pork tenderloins layered with fat, a bread crumb dressing with parsley onion and butter, and salt pork slices. The method includes preparing a milk yeast batter, beating butter and sugar, adding eggs, and shaping dough into egg sized balls to rise and bake with cinnamon and sugar. Substitutions include nuts for raisins.
The British Matron Turns From House to Martial Path
Walt Mason uses a nostalgic verse to contrast the old matron who knit and baked with the modern, fiery eyed woman who abandons household duties to pursue a martial path, reflecting social change and gender roles. The fragment hints at a satirical take on wartime duties and women's evolving public image.
Pravos Intellectual Cocktails on Faith and Doubt Echoes
The text argues that firm beliefs create perceived superiority and cites Spurgeon and heroic figures like Florence Nightingale and Ignatius Loyola. It warns against public doubt while praising private conviction and suggests many follow crowds to avoid losing identity. The passage examines how tone and stance shape neighborly respect.
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Spurgeon
Hellera
Nathan Florence Nightingale
Prancit Ignatius Foyola
Wileyn
Luke M'Luke Says Inquirer Style Voice Observations
The Cincinnati Inquirer notes the girls count on paint and powder and other cosmetics, suggesting they imagine broader social outcomes. The piece frames attitudes with local color and period tone, highlighting gender expectations and public perception.
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The
Cincinnati Inquirer
Brunot Hall Ideal Girls School Promises Elite Training
An advertisement extols Brunot Hall as an ideal church school for girls offering boarding and day pupils. It highlights a healthy location, foreign trained faculty, piano vocal and violin instruction, art department, domestic arts, physical training, sanitation, and opportunities in music drama and public programs, with a call for a catalogue and further information.
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Brunot
Principal Julia P Bailey Speaks On Morals In A Spokane Column
A fragmented reminiscence by Julia P Bailey in Spokane discusses marriage, work, debt, temptation, and social expectations. The piece weaves quotes about gender roles, work, and virtue with anecdotes, reflecting mid century attitudes on family, pay, and behavior.
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