Washington's Capitol Fire and Supreme Court Move
A fragmentary account recounts the fire and upheaval surrounding the Washington Capitol, the role of the presidency, and the ensuing debates over the Supreme Court building. It notes the new court home’s location, the prior Capitol complex, and key figures shaping the era, including references to President and First Lady roles.
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Missouri
John W. Taylor
New York
Havery
Aearves
Guth
Asia
Seitharow
Mente Cs Funk
Ugha
Rowe Leith Eahgrens
Ieick
Catton
Sentlor
Iived
War Department
A & Hiense
iMetenton
OM Capitol
Tix Walla Acon
Bie
Pelwanory
Forview Army
Wala Oservers
Confederate Xplen
Ulaally
Wien
Abe
Newhuciag
Meney Wien
Kemper
Anderwnity
Wallace
Cnian
Tate
Supreme Court
Heneral Dune
Condit
Genfender Wood
Talmont
GNU Kn
National Woman's Party
Ameriod
Ani
Kew
Oure Hallaing
Wanarn Hewewuree
Suitability of Jobs for Older Workers and Social Benefits
An analysis notes many 39 men over ages lack training for new tasks and highlights the strain of creating new employment for older workers. It cites 4,699 establishments employing 2,000,870 workers with 1,098,390 receiving sickness and accident benefits, 1,012,722 getting death benefits, 1,190,217 on group life insurance, 989,089 in long service pensions, 623,853 in stock plans, and organized savings schemes.
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Lund
Julia
Laura Noite
Reform and Social Work Attitudes in Welfare Thought
Reform and social work debate the aims of uplift movements, contrasting reformers with social workers who show respect for individuals. The piece notes public opinion in the UK, the social worker’s focus on humane treatment, and the challenge of aligning legislative reform with personal personality and behavior. It discusses causation, responsibility, and the idea of the “worthy poor” within family and society.
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Lone
Treat Criminal As Individual
American criminology lags behind psychology in applying human nature insight to crime. For 30 years researchers have gathered evidence, yet officials overlook changes in understanding of personality. We punish by crime, not by individual context or reform.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Sin Hove
Supreme
Viet Te Fod
Tooke
Tim Vidnans
Vonzonna
Ahad Beaton
Washington
Rita
Wiehingcan
Ovben
Metta
Ane
Viet Melly
Walton
New “York
Kalimore
Hk Ahp
Nln
Wits Herm Fm Thor
Horwell
Spain
Tee
Seni Nod Hundpyis
Viaien
Sun Hoag
Stew
Antal
Penology Reform Urges Segregation and Treatment
The author argues current crime management lags behind science. He cites the need for segregating and treating offenders in special institutions. Emphasizes probation and voluntary treatment to redeem thousands of young men and reduce prison populations.
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Noretna
Inconsistent Reasoning Seen as Modern Curse
A writer argues that strict consistency dulls life and reduces human nature to machine-like data. He contrasts the prodigal son’s varied acts with rigid, uniform conduct, urging appreciation of life’s many facets in daily and religious life.
Children by For It- Carn hte to tate tow 'ay a fala
Fragmented ad copy promotes a product claimed to aid children with bowel issues. It touts a vegetable preparation and claims to relieve diarrhea constipation and regulate the bowel. Unclear references to Castors and retailers appear amid garbled text.
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Ebik
Fragmentary Caption From Bleary Newspaper Page
A garbled OCR segment mentions a bridge event and names such as Viola and Anaure but preserves no clear facts. The text alludes to a performance or hit and a title but contains numerous misspellings and missing context, preventing a confident summary of person, place, or outcome.
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Furter
Viola
Anaure
Fragmentary historical notice with garbled branding
An OCR damaged snippet mentions Magnesias Gor and a trademark of the Chartea A. Pullip Chemieat Go. It references stage and wedlew terms, a 1875 date fragment, and unclear notes about a medical or chemical company. The text is incoherent and lacks a clear event.
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Dow
Charles I. Puttin
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Nathan Cantor
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