Open Air Pageants Shape American Outdoor Drama
The piece notes a rise in open air pageants across the United States with amateur participation and charitable aims. It cites European influence, Native American themes, and midwinter shows in Florida and California, highlighting women producers like Mrs Albert Mord Barney of Cincinnati and Washington DC who bankroll these ventures.
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United States
Florida
California
Europe
Ewards
Mwiownthe
America
Orleans
Southern
White House
Washington
Edward MacDowell
New Hampshire
Oper
Sone
Albert Mord Barney
Clocianat
Washington, DC
Notable figures weigh warnings amid rising popular fever
fragmented reminiscences depict discussions on fame and public opinion, with references to figures named Halpard, Blababworth, Harper's Weekly, and markets in New York. dialogue touches on caution, legacy, and demonstration tours.
Fragmented Odds and Insurance Talk in Damaged Text
A garbled excerpt mixes names, hints at marriage, life insurance policies, and social chatter. It references an insurance agent proposing a policy and endowment, with scattered dialogue about love, aging, and appearances amid unclear narrative context.
Henwood Verdict Sparks Talk of New Trial and Appeals
The jurors find Frank H Henwood guilty of second degree murder after a ten day trial drawing national attention. Defense plans a new trial while attorneys predict possible Supreme Court appeals citing errors in the record and potential links to the Von Phul case.
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Hopwood
George EK. Copeland
Henry von Phut
Cripple Creek
Sylvester Ivoule von Phul
Jicnwood
Copeland
Wis
Millett Arose
Supreme Court
Heawood
Menwood
von Phal
Henwood
von Phyl
Chao
Hetwood
Counee
Meewoud
Von
Qoupael
Ian
Phat
Hepwood
Soothing Byrup Eases Seething in Winslow
A fragment notes Mia and Winslow discuss a soothing syrup that calms agitation and reduces aggression. The passage hints at restraint amid sharp tempers and potential actions by a party involved.
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Mia
Winslow
Doe
Salt Industry Leaders Across States in 1900
In 1900 the leading salt producing states were Michigan New York Ohio Kansas Louisiana and Missouri. Salt came from rock salt sea water and rural brine sources, yielding about seven dollars per ton value across major sources.
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Wix
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Kansas
Louisiana
Call
Moria
Heart Health Warning From Coffee Issue Warns Readers
A letter from Colorado recalls a man who drank coffee for years and suffered heart trouble and indigestion. He explains how life insurance was rejected due to his health decline, linking his problems to coffee and urging caution and medical advice.
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Mao
Colorado
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Waskington
Blue Well
Harper's Weekly
Thas Post Young
Puck
Alter Marrige
WiLeve
Wsu D Neue
Louie von Paul Big
A.H. HESS &@ CO
Manta
Frannie Srey
Shane
Pletcher
Castoria
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