Tribute to a Private, Steady Father in Public Life
Kellie Great Sartoria preserves memories of her father Jim in New York on April 27, praising his quiet strength, devotion to family, and reluctance to mix public duties with home life. She recalls his stern yet tender influence, balancing public service with unseen care for kin and a measured, ambivalent stance toward social duties.
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New York
Sanxity
United States
Nohold
Goodby
Jim
Eam
Etter Tiny
Winte House
Ther
Trents
Reputsion
Rearsennie Hack
Nellie Grant Lotteris
Sunday Journal
Shur Buying Redhot Bargains At New Store
Jos Horne Co advertises heavy stock re stock after a fire. Prices highlight savings with Scotch lawns fast colors oil qualities and neat designs offered at low yard prices. Displays include taffeta silks India silks and assorted fabrics with bold claims of value and surprise offers.
Hysterics and Mesmeric Claims In Ailments Case
Inari of Hyatyr Springs and Bes Yates discuss hysterics as a symptom of various female ailments. The text notes nervous symptoms, fatigue, back pain, and ulceration, presenting Lydia Z Tovp.i as a patient. An expert vouches for cures attributed to a tonic called Sanative Wesh and Verdorsie Comet.
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Inari
Hyatyr Springs
Bes Yates
Lydia
Vernas
Match making in Japan alarms world trade markets
The World and the Poorna Pal report severe effects from Japanese match exports on European markets in India, China, and Hong Kong, with America mostly spared. Osaka output, around 100 million dozen boxes, employs 3,629 men and 9,712 women, including many children. Factories use machinery, hand presses, and sun drying, while young girls assemble boxes and labels as profits drop to pennies for labor in brutal conditions.
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World&ifnl
Poornat Pal
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Asia
India
China
Hong Kong
America
Robert P. Porter
Porter
Ing
Japan
Osaka
Tree Transplants 50 Foot Pittsburgh Elm To New Location
A 50 foot elm with a 15 inch trunk was moved three weeks ago from Mrs. William Thaw’s Fifth Avenue property to a new site on Pershwood Boulevard. Contractor John Hickleay and crew used a circular trench, rollers, and heavy earth to lift and relocate the tree. The feat required careful preparation to preserve roots and plant health during transit.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
William Phaw
Fragmentary OCR Note Skews Readable Content
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a personal narrative about a father and a tree. The garbled text mentions a writer and a past event, but specific names places dates or outcomes are not legible. The readable portions imply a reflective or memory based piece without concrete facts.
Daintiness guides simple table styles in Chicago Chroniate
In a retro culinary guide from Chicago Chroniate, a plain meal is praised for tidiness and modest elegance. The piece argues a clean, spotless tablecloth and well-set dishes elevate even simple fare, with steps for toasting nuts and a basic maple frosting dessert.
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Tost Antes
Baer
Tayo
Chicago
BRIC A BRAC CAGINET How to Make Net Piece of Porti ture
Instructional piece on building a wood cabinet and shelf unit for homes. Describes using pine or other wood, verifying dimensions, joining with brackets, and finishing with sandpaper and polish. Includes cautions about safe tool use and suitability for girls in workshops.
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Myone
Amd
Fifteen Years of Torture and Recovery Narration
A damaged OCR fragment describes long torture endured by a patient named Mary or Mae with medical interventions. It mentions doctors, invalid chair, and persistent pain, with references to prescriptions from Williams’ Pills and the Vie. Wile Tuas Medicine Co. in Schenectady New York. The piece reads as an ad-like testimony for medical tonics and nerve restorers, noting a decline then improvement and urging purchases.
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Walleamn
Wileos
Cauinpaux
Wien
Voller
Ana
Woallaans
Amd
Pablo Avan
Medicine Co
Suhonectady
X.Y
Home Remedy for Grippe and Cold by Lightathe Wot Drapy
An early 20th century note extols Lightathe Wot Drapy as a specific remedy for influenza and colds. It warns of dangerous chest inflammation and rapid deterioration, then touts the beverage as a safe treatment, claiming relief of coughs, fever, and breathlessness. It urges prompt use and notes menacing symptoms.
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New-York Weekly Tribune
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Messenger and Herald
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Price Terme
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Pittabatah
Bank of Athens
U.S
J. D.brow, Co
Ohio University
Athens
EWETT
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Trecies Marke
Pee Tees
Freud
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