Bailey Heyburn alliance targets campaign expense publicity
The Tribune Herald quotes Senator Bailey of Texas opposing campaign expense publicity and alleges an allied effort with Idaho Senator Heyburn. The piece mocks both as big‑interest allies and cites potential schemes to enrich trusts. It also mentions Anniston Alabama’s Great White Way and a call to curb aircraft racing.
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Joseph Weldon Bailey
Texas
Senate
Hailey
Weldon Brinton Heyburn
Idaho
Congress
Bailey
Heyburn
Duluth Sees Heat, Yet Overcoats Remain In Demand
Amid nationwide heat waves residents of Duluth Minnesota still show demand for overcoats. The piece notes the country’s varied climate and the paradoxical weather pattern.
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Duluth
Minnesota
Mormon Church Involvement Extends to Industry and Politics
Testimony from an official claims the church is active in industrial and political spheres as well as spiritual work. It states the church holds about forty thousand shares in the Sugar trust.
Ex Senator Hints Bribery In Lorimer Election
Ex Senator Hopkins of Illinois testifies strongly suggesting bribery in the Billy Lorimer senatorial election. The nation appears convinced the toga of office was bought for Lorimer.
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Hopkins
Illinois
Billy Lorimer
Tribune-Herald Charges Officials With Betraying Public Trust
The Rome Georgia Tribune-Herald condemns Bailey and Heyburn for voting for measures that aid special privilege groups. It urges newspapers to speak out against public officials who betray trust, arguing officials should be praised for duty and condemned for violations.
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Rome
Tribune-Herald
Bailey and Heyburn
This Date in History Highlights 1718 to 1818
Notable events and births listed include the 1718 death of Prince Alexis son of Peter the Great in St Petersburg and the 1762 capture of Louisburg by English forces under Amherst. Also noted are the 1732 birth of David Pittenhouse 1799 birth of Simon Cameron 1818 fire at Clifton House Niagara Falls and the British Lords powers resolution.
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Peter the Great
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Louisburg
Amherst
David Pittenhouse
George IV
England
Isut
First Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Robert Peel
Virginia
Simon Cameron
Lancaster
Clifton House
Niagara Falls
House of Commons
House of Lords
Doing Everything on a Kansas Train
A drummer and passengers on a smok ing railcar joke about the lack of drinks in Kansas. They complain their travel is slow under the rules but admit they are moving steadily toward the Missouri line as the train speeds along.
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Missouri Line
St Louis Post-Dispatch
Fixing up an Excuse from a Balloon Ballast Tale
A boy returns home with wet sandy hair and white lies about rain. His mother suspects swimming but he claims the rain fell on his head. He finally confesses he passed under a balloon being ballast tossed, creating a humorous misunderstanding.
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Johnny
Johny
Advice on Seaside or Inland Watering Place for Daughters
The dialogue discusses whether to send two marriageable daughters to the sea or inland springs. Madame B recommends sulphur springs as a key factor in successful matchmaking and change.
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Madam A
Madame B
Leap Year Leads To Proposals On The Ropes
A lifeguard warns of danger signals on the ropes at the beach while a bashful youth in an oriole bathing suit asks if it is truly dangerous. He notes sixteen summer girls have proposed to young men out there in the past month as a leap year quirk.
Dreaming of the place I grew up
A cynical friend questions the sentimental youth about his dreams and past, asking what he was brought up for and how long he had to serve. He replies by recalling the place of his upbringing and his lingering attachment to it.
Conductor Promises Twelfth Street Stop to Elderly Rider
In a dialogue on a streetcar, an elderly woman asks if the car goes to Twenty-fourth Street. The former drug clerk conductor replies he cannot go there but offers a close alternative and will let her off at Twelfth Street Bohemian.
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Twenty-fourth Street
Twelfth Street
Bohemian
Ready to Act. Mother asks about daughter's execution plan
In a terse exchange a proud mother seeks judgment on her daughter's alleged execution, while a renowned musician endorses a bold plan as a path to success, reflecting a dramatic interplay of ambition and approval in a magazine dialogue.
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Success Magazine
When Do You Say Thank You Question Answered
A teacher asks Elsie when to say thank you and she replies with certainty that she says it when they have company. This Chicago Tribune excerpt highlights a child’s understanding of manners in a simple classroom moment.
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Elsie
Elsi
Chicago Tribune
An Easy Matter Distinguishing a Great Man
A sage in Sageville answers a youth on how to tell a truly great man from an ordinary person. He says greatness is shown by actions and by what a person does not say, emphasizing restraint and deeds over words.
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Sageville
Farm Comforts and Bardic Snippets
A short excerpt presents Barker’s playful banter about a poem starting with a line about “Only a pallet of straw for me” and a quip about summering at a country hoarding house. The exchange blends rustic imagery with literary humor.
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Barker
When Women Rule in Old Firehouse Banter
Quotations reveal a bygone era debate on women in firefighting. Retorts claim women cannot run the department, lack strength, and would require different equipment like dropstitch hose.
Had a Beacon Not Going on the Straw Ride
A brief quoted exchange centers on a character named Beacon and a straw ride, with one speaker asking why not and another noting it already occurred once. The snippet captures a casual conversational moment without broader context.
German publishers export over forty two million books
The Bavarian branch of the Deutsche Bank in Munich promotes card checkout payments. Germany exported more than 42,000,000 books last year weighing 42,100,000 pounds and valued at 15,000,000 dollars.
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Deutsche Bank
Munich
Germany
Forested Lands by Continent and Country
Russia in Europe holds 575 million acres of forests and about 350 million acres in Asia. Italy possesses 10 million acres of forests.
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Russia
Europe
Asia
Italy
Land in Panama Open to Americans
The legation notes growing American interest in Panama public lands for settlement and development. It cites law No 19 of 1907 with English and Spanish texts, available for 1 cent gold from the Tesoreria General in Panama City. The recent amendment extends rights to foreigners, including U.S. citizens, to take up land under the adjudication law.
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Panama
United States
Republc
American Legation
Charles Campbell, Jr
To Catch a Chicken And Do It Easily
An old farmer guide describes humane poultry catching using a makeshift long net. A barrel-hoop or hammock serves as the net two feet deep, bait with corn, and lure the chicken to step on it before lifting or tipping to trap the fowl.
Matter of Interest To Dairy Keepers
Dairy notes advise cows like molasses for taste and digestion, and warn clean milking to prevent udder trouble. Calf weaning should taper from whole to skim milk, and young calves should not be separated too early. An Oregon grocer delivers within five miles and collects cream. Carlotta the Missouri cow produced 270 dollars of butter in a year and remains healthy after seven calves thanks to a varied grain mix.
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Oregon
Carlotta
Missouri
Delicious Sweet Peppers for the Garden and Table
The article extols sweet peppers as a versatile garden staple. It notes most peppers are not hot except seeds which can be removed, and praises green peppers for varied cooking methods and high table enjoyment with proper growth and prep.
Poultry Care and Barn Owl Facts
Sunshine and cleanliness help poultry health and shade prevents heat stress. Keep milk clean and fountains cool. renew drinking water daily. The world horse population exceeds 111 million, with Europe and North America counts noted. A family of owls per barn often numbers seven birds and can control rats at night.
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Europe
North America
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