Jesse James Jr Rise From Outlaw Heritage
The article profiles Jesse James Jr of Kansas City as a lawyer of high standing who overcome stigma from his outlaw father. He quit school to work, saved money, earned a law license, and built a respectable life while defending his father’s name. It extols the human will and personal discipline as keys to success.
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Jesse James, JR
Kansas City
Flo
Mcense
Hwe
Mead
Board of
Jease James, I Jr
Missouri
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Two Days in Bed An Actual Experience
A narrator describes illness and domestic care during a feverish spell. Grandma prescribes quinine and rest while recalling vivid events and memories from the World’s Fair and family life, including a restless night, introspection, and gratitude for the little woman in the home. The passage blends humor and reflection on illness and ordinary life.
Queen Marguerite’s Wardrobe and a Modern Queen Maggie
A cable dispatch lauds Queen Marguerite as Europe’s greatest dresser, noting five wear limits and priceless handkerchiefs. The writer recalls a schoolgirl Queen Maggie with calico dresses, eye catching style, and a “Queen of Hearts” status in America, ruling her boys with a playful throne.
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Marguerite
Europe
Maggie
Hasey
Linsey Woolsey
Early Morning Health Advice from a Traditional Source
The text warns against waking then rushing to the window or taking cold baths and drinks before breakfast. It cautions that blood is recontained inside during sleep, making the skin vulnerable and digestion paused, and urges gentle morning routines to avoid illness and digestive disruption.
Hygienist Declares Health Truths Backed by Reason
A hygienist presents long studied principles as reliable, arguing popular opinions can mislead. He asserts his views rest on reason and common sense and offers backing for these claims as solid authority.
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Lie
The Dentist Chair Compared to the Inquisition
An essay likens modern dental visits to medieval torture, detailing a patient’s dread at a 3 o clock appointment. It describes examination pain, drilling, hammering of gold, and nerve jangling sensations, ending with a grim optimism about living in a good world.
Mackay Statue Honors Labor as Founders’ Legacy
A statue of Clarence B. Mackay’s father, the Mackay founder, was presented to the University of Nevada. The figure depicts a rugged early miner in flannel shirt and cowhide boots, conveying the dignity of labor and the value of toil over wealth. The piece argues for honoring working men as the nation’s nobility.
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University of Nevada
Clarence B. Mackay
Mackay Fortunes
Mackay
Our
Republic
New World
Longboat Starts Trouble In Sporting World
Thomas Ongbuit a noted Canadian long distance runner faces repeated controversy as he is blacklisted from athletic meets in the country. The A A U opposes him and England reportedly refused Longboat entry to the Olympic events amid ongoing dispute with authorities.
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Longboat
Thomas Ongbuit
Himmself
Tongboat
England
Thomas Longboat Eyeed by Canada for Olympic Marathon
Canada seeks to have Thomas Longboat compete at the Olympic meet aiming for victory in the marathon or five mile event. Longboat is cited as among the best long distance runners on this side of the Atlantic and could sway the English committee to reverse its decision. Sherring, another Canadian, won Athens two years ago.
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Pic Committee
Canada
Longboat
Atlantic
Sherring
Athens
Billy Sullivans Glass Leg Becomes Baseball Oddity
On a Chicago White Sox trip a catcher nicknamed Billy Sullivan gains fame for a glass leg after a collision in Boston. A glass cup, Isinglass dressing, and adhesive strips cover and monitor the wound as he plans to show the leg on request.
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Billy Sullivan
Chicago White Sox
Big Sullivan
Boston
Dennis Sullivan
Bill
Professor Buckner
Hothouse Barley
Bacon’s Great Hurdling Ends With Near World Record
Charles Bacon of the Irish American Athletic Club of New York nearly broke a 31 year old world record at Celtic Park New York. He won the quarter mile high hurdles in one minute but toppled two hurdles, missing the mark. His time surpassed Summerhayes Montreal 1877 by eight and a quarter seconds and bested Ma honey New York by eight and three fifths seconds.
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Bacon
Charles Bacon
J T Mahoney
York Athiletie Club
Mails and routes schedules from Hocking Valley Big Four and Northern Ohio
Postal timetables list outbound and inbound mail for Hocking Valley Big Four and Northern Ohio. Closing times for North and South routes are given, with arrival times from North South West East and Sundays. Post Office hours and Sunday mail arrivals are noted.
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Hocking Valley
North
Findlay
Valnue
Bellcenter
New Pitcher Joins Chicago Champions Mack Reported by Chance
A new pitcher William F Mack reported to manager Frank Chance of the Chicago champions. Mack, a tall slender Syracuse University student, resembles Harry White of the White Stockings when in action. Chance seeks more men in good condition as injuries have hampered the club since season start.
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Frank Chance
William F Mack
Syracuse University
Mack
Harry White
Chicago White Stockings
Cub
Chance
Barry Signs by Mack For Philadelphia Americans
Jack Barry, Holy Cross captain and shortstop from Worcester Massachusetts, signs with Connie Mack and the Philadelphia Americans. Barry has played four years for Holy Cross and is hailed as the best shortstop who ever wore the purple.
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Mack
Barry
Jack Barry
Holy Cross
Worcester Mass
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Aericans
Pattee an Old Brown Player Starred at Providence College
Harry E. Pattee of the Brooklyn National club is an old Brown player who made a star record at second base for the Providence College baseball team.
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Pattee
Harry E. Pattee
Brooklyn National Club
Providence College
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