Brothers in Opposite Parties in Congress
The Fulton family is represented in the Sixtieth Congress with Charles William Fulton a Republican senator from Oregon and Elmer L. Fulton a Democrat in the House from Oklahoma. The siblings are unique in coming to Congress together yet holding opposing party affiliations.
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Ashington
Fulton
Senate
Charles William Fulton
Oregon
Elmer L. Fulton
Washington
Oklahoma
Pultons
Pawnea City
Neh
Charles
Eimer
Silllwater
Oklo
Pawnee
Qually
Oklahoma City
Joseph Simon
Gregott
Charles Fulton
Congress
Indian Territory
Elmer
T. B. Ferguson
William J. Bryan
Pawnee City
Bryan
Elmer Fulton
Nebraska
Social secretaries vital in Washington fashion circles
The piece argues that social secretaries are essential in the national capital's fashion world, noting they are in high demand and well paid. It describes the role as requiring diplomacy, deep knowledge of Washington society, and the ability to guide patrons through complex social rules and distinctions. It contrasts seasoned professionals with newcomers who fail due to ignorance of the real smart set.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelts Taft weigh officers in engineering corps
Officials weigh officers for an equestrian test amid debate on who should qualify for long service in the army’s engineering branch. The Davis retirement board found Col. Davis fit and granted leave. Col. Marshall faced weight issues with a tentative retirement. Taft and Roosevelt will decide how much weight precludes service while senior engineers reduce their mass to stay in post.
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Engineer Corps
Taft
Roosevelt
Charles EH
L. Doyle
Davis
Detroit
Davis Retirement Board
Lake Carriers’ Association
Col. Davis
Davis Board
W. L. Marshall
New York
Col. Marshall
Fred Grant
Swat
Young Quentin the Truant Found by Detectives at White House
Eight year old Quentin Roosevelt, son of Theodore Roosevelt, vanished during dinner and prompted a wide search by secret service and Washington detectives. He was found playing near Massachusetts Avenue after a chase that involved a girl of 12 to 14 and a search of grounds, offices, and a bull dog named Pete. Alfred G. Vanderbilt donated half his $10,000 endowment to St Mary’s Protestant Episcopal Church in Portsmouth, R I, with the rest to church needs.
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Ventin Roosevelt
Pete
White House
Charmey
Quentin
Garret
Collar
Secret Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Massachusetts Avenue
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
St. Mary's Protostant Episcopal Church
Portsmouth
R. 1
Lis Oakdale Feta
Senator Recounts Narrow Train Collision In Smoking Car
A New York state senator recalled riding in a northern part of the state on a one track line when a limited express struck the rear of a slower train. A jewelry drummer in front seat was jolted headfirst into the next row but avoided broken bones. He popped up, adjusted his silk hat, and quipped that they were lucky the other train didn’t pass them.
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New York
The Cuban Itch Cure Story From Mrs Miller
A mother recalls her infant's severe Cuban Itch and how Cuticura remedies cured the sores after two weeks. She praises the treatment, paying little and claiming it saved her child, now five, with detail of dates and location Union City Michigan.
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Zana Miller
Union City
R. F
Branch Co
Mich
Pilus Cured in Six to Fourteen Days Claim
A dubious advertisement promises cure for various conditions using Pileus and Pazo ointment. It asserts guaranteed relief within six to fourteen days with refunds if unresponsive. The text also contains garbled phrases about royalty and associates, suggesting an unreliable medical sales pitch.
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Pilus
Miley
Boc
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Guaranteed Relief
A 100 dollar reward offer accompanies an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure. The copy touts a universal remedy claim, stating it cures catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous membranes, with the company backing the promise and inviting testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
J. Kney & CO
Toledo
Tare Hall
Not a Reformers Slogan Or Political Credit Question
A dialogue fragment cites Senator Sorg on opposition errors as political capital. The text shifts to a household tip about cleaning milk pans with Borax and water, and ends with a playful Q&A exchange about marriage and scarce men.
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Sorghum
Wisdom as Olive Branch From the Heart and Tongue
The quote from F Grymestone elevates wisdom as an olive grown in the heart. It blooms in speech and bears fruit in deeds, linking inner virtue to outward action and judgment.
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Grymestone
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