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Portland
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Colonel Roosevelts London talk and Amazon adventure
A London visit by Colonel Roosevelt features him swapping adventure tales with explorers from Africa Asia and South America. The piece notes his rapport with the adventurer set and highlights descriptions of the Amazon region its forests wildlife and the Putumayo horrors while hinting at Woodroffe a rubber industry figure and a young alligator encounter shared by the writer.
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Calovel Rooseveld
London
Wallahe
Lenate
Pas
Amazonian
Amazon
Ilere
Woodrotte
Tate
Tie
Ag Tley
Mr. Woodroffe
Iver Elicken
Britons Beat Americans In Polo And Sailing Hopes
The article notes British victory in polo over the Americans and outlines looming showdowns in tennis and yacht events. It contrasts American sports efforts with British chances for multiple major trophies, including the America's Cup, Davis Cup, and other contests.
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John Bull
Great Britain
Eggedaird
University of Pennsylvania
Oxford
Thomas Linton
England
Ong
Lord Wimborne
Sandwich
Keason
Sam
Thomas
Of Interest to Women by Peggy Quincy
A Boston Journal column recounts a chaotic telephone exchange about manners and gender. A man, rushing to share his number, berates the operator and distracts from a business call, while the women and operators endure harassment and delays. The piece contrasts male and female behavior with humor and social commentary.
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Sonto
Boo
Tin
Kose
Winglis
Aviles
Alligators and Igda Tales From Remote Jungle Notes
A traveler recounts a perilous river journey with alligators surrounding him and a rescue by natives. He describes iguanas, reptile flesh misperceived as fowl, and a culture of a tribe where a suitor must win a bride by defending against rivals. The piece previews Dr Woodroffe's adventure tale with colonial-era narration.
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Vanoa
Felende
Trisntia
Ater
Mr. Wenilee
Lote
Perkins and party rifts spark funding questions
In a fragmented Washington discourse a question arises about who will fund legitimate campaign expenses if George W. Perkins is driven from the progressive party. The chatter connects Perkins with Asa and Minelight needs, while noting concerns over his political future and potential costs for his children.
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George W. Perkins
Progressive Party
Asa Tuler
Mr. Perkins
Indianapolis Star
Philadelphia
Heins
New York
Senator Borah
tChicago News
Hamar
Fragmentary Scribbles From a Tangled 1920s Page
The readable snatches reference a golfer, a judge, a teacher, and neighbors in a jumble of names and phrases. No coherent events or clear identities emerge from the garbled OCR fragment.
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Twige
Stinee
Gano
Tam
Intellectual Cocktails on Wealth and Charity Paradox
The text muses on wealth and poverty with Goldsmith quotes and social satire. It critiques class bias in access to food and travel, notes the rich receive favors while the poor are denied. it ends praising self-help gains and warning against mockery of those less fortunate.
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Goldsmith
The Billfrog Song: Mason’s Verse On Frogs And Fame
A colorful verse laments the bullfrog’s loud song and its impact on people. The speaker compares the frog’s boisterous chorus to human pride and fear, noting its refusal to follow rhythm and its power to stir crowds. The poem blends humor with self deprecation and playful praise.
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Jay
Fragmented, racy thoughts spill across a garbled page
The text presents a series of crude musings on gender, social behavior, and irony, mixing stereotypes and flippant observations about men, women, babies, and marriage. It reads like a garbled, mid-century column fragment with intrusive misspellings and unclear context.
Old fashioned women and changing marriages quaintly discussed
A fragmentary antiquated piece muses on old fashioned women roles in marriage and society. It critiques modern behavior, gender expectations, and marital tensions with satirical notes about propriety, independence, and flirtation.
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