Quiet Marcia Ford Chooses Love Over Wealth
In a Times short story, Marcia Ford, raised to marry wealth, hides her devotion to Arthur Parke from her mother Mrs. Ford. A staged house overhaul and a cunning plot culminate when Arthur, a famed artist, marries Marcia, revealing how the lovers communicated and outwitted social expectations. EDNA WALLACK.
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Marcia Ford
Marcia
Arthur
Marla
Sho
Mra
Ford
Signe
Fuller
Edna
Wallack
New Departure Promotes Full Ingredients Disclosure
A growing public push for transparent formulas leads Dr. Pierce of Buffalo to print complete ingredient lists on every bottle of his Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. The pamphlet cites Hydrastis or Golden Seal root as a key component and claims the disclosure erodes criticism of proprietary medicines.
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Congress of the United Stats
HR. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N
Pierce
Poxtal
Pieren
Golden Medical
Doctor Pierce
Grover Coe
M. D
New York
Coe
Coo
Congress Nears Adjournment On June 28 Amid Tax Bills
Washington June 11 A crowded Senate scene and brisk House actions dominated a day of feverish activity as adjournment by the 28th looms. Debate focused on the beef inspection bill and a sanitation amendment, with Republicans and Democrats split over funding and authorities. The Senate dispatched routine business, passing districts appropriations and school reorganization measures as Blackburn was elected Democratic leader.
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Washington
Fairbanks
Senate
House
Capitol
Congress
Tony
Delee
Tuéilay
Witte
Onrena
Armas
District of Columbia
T Ae
Senate Democrats
Seuster Blackburn
Kenucky
Meat Marels
Sharp Wilkens
Willian
Suliliven
Kosten
Wilkiions
Tillmnan
Afttoun
Sawtell
Bowton
Vie
Gana Harbor
Fragmentary San Francisco quake era musings and notes
A fragmented excerpt discusses San Francisco as an enduring home despite earthquake damage and civic debt. It notes the city as a rare American metropolis without municipal debt and comments on fatigue, mental strain, and postquake routines, mentioning urban life, recreation, and contemplation of time.
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California
Francisca
Itochester Union and Advertiser
Rational Fourth of July celebration cited by Baltimore doctors
A Baltimore ophthalmology panel warned of rising eye injuries from fireworks. Dr. Rotwrt bk Randolph reported over 2,000 attendees and more than $400,000 in fireworks, describing education and enforcement efforts to curb harm. Dr. J. C. Savage highlighted Nashville's more restrained, safer observances, while authorities pressed for prosecuting fireworks offenders and sharing prevention data nationwide.
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Rotwrt Bk. Randolph
Baltimory
Randolph
Baltimore
Ene
3. C. Savage
Nashville
Opthalmologiat
Gre
EB. de Sehweinitz
Phila
de Sehnle
Vanity's Visions Lace Accessories for Gown Embellishment
Lace accessories include collars and cuffs of Danish embroidery with round yokes and deep cuffs. An organdic material with Irish lave edging adorns a willow green gown with cream lave and embroidered detailing. The piece discusses corseting, waist shaping, and fabric effects for filmy frocks and semi transparent wear, noting fashion’s demand for slender silhouettes and embroidered sleeve trim.
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Alor
Imn Cuollet
Dedication of the New Mother Church of Christian Science
Boston hosts a grand dedication at the corner of Ta tmouth and Norway streets with over 20 000 scientists from the US Canada and distant lands attending. The $2 000 000 church is debt free and funded largely by Christian Science members. Mother Eddy’s message was read at six services as the temple emphasizes testimony meetings and a large auditorium for Sunday school and worship.
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Lyne
Church of Christian Scientist
Tatmouth
Norway Streets
Huntington’ Avenue
Canada
Ant Priumph
Stephen A. Chase
Banton
Mather Church
Christ Scentiet
Migen
Renind
Biel
Portland
Ove
St. Patrick's
Gir
Nework
Htt
Tte
Gonza Yeni Aul Bédfort
State House
Christian Science
Wirch Walk
Moma
Rome Forunday School
Greet
Mother Eddy
Church Aod
Platon
Jordan Ball
Horticultural Tefl
Chickeris Hath and Howe, Woolson
Votler Hulle
Huntington Avenue
Cabinet Crisis Deepens as Gorémykin Meeting Proceeds
Reports say the Gormmync involving Gorémykin and the cabinet resignations remain unresolved amid renewed talks at Peterhof. Journalists note key figures, including M. Strave and other constitutionalists, facing questions about a possible rally to form a new government while ministers deny any formal resignation.
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St. Petersbusy
Jane Taittsoff
Gormmnykin
M. Gorémykin
Peterhof
M. Gorenstein
M. Strave
Duma
Kokeaveot
Revolt Rages in Poland as Stores Robbed and Fire Breaks Out
Warsaw reports a coordinated uprising with bands of terrorists attacking 20 government liquor stores, robbing cash and stamps, setting five ablaze and killing two terrorists plus a soldier. Police and infantry restored order. several wounded, large liquor stocks lost. In Ska Poland an armed band repelled. in Otwock a rural policeman drowned by terrorists. Moscow also sees rising revolutionary activity with workers armed and nightly meetings.
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Warsaw
Poland
Costack
Ska
Vistula
Company 91
Otwock
Direct Nomination and Referendum Reform Debate
An article argues for direct nomination of public officials via referendums, praising the referendum system as a first reform. It cites Alabama and southern states, notes voter errors, and warns against corrupt legislators, urging citizens to support nonpartisan adoption of the referendum.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Virginia
United States
Democratic Party of
Alabama
United States Senate
The Flower Garden and Easy Planting Tips
The Kenllworth try makes a beauti ful trailing plant for baskets or banisters. Recommend Wennials and perennials for busy gardeners as they need little care. Do not sow seeds thickly. thin seedlings for full space. The oriental poppy is a desirable hardy herbaceous addition to flower beds and shrubbery.
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Philadelphia Press
Beavelerk, Court Scribe King of Rogiandark
Fragmentary OCR shows a ruler named Beavelerk of Rogiandark, described as among the few kings capable of making and writing. The text is incomplete but notes his unusual literacy for a king. No dates or places beyond Rogiandark.
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Henry 1
Rogiandark
Beavelerk
Hyacinth Origin Tied to Mythic Blood of Love
The piece explains the hyacinth's name from Hyacinthus, a boy loved by Apollo, and notes its mythic origin tied to a death for love in Greek legend. It blends linguistic roots with classical legend to trace the flower’s symbolic meaning.
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Jenionky
Hyacinthus
Apollo
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