NO SLEEPING BAGS FOR LAPLANDERS ON NANSEN TRIP
In a Corn Als Magazine tale Henry Lucy recounts Nansen's Greenland expedition using a sleeping bag improvised with undressed fabric. Three Laplanders slept inside the bag while Nansen misread their safety, finding them later behind a snow mound claiming it was too hot to sleep inside. The piece also shares brief quips on old age and home planning.
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Henry Lucy
Corn- Als
Nansen
Manson
Greenland
Neneen
Fragmented musings on marriage and choice
The passage questions whether vows and age justify marriage and asks if a woman feels joy or sorrow at weddings. It muses on whether social rules push people toward decisions against their better judgment and warns against abortion as a coercive impulse.
Woodrow Wilson A Portrait From Early Life And Career
Western Newspaper Union reports Woodrow Wilson progress from Staunton Virginia birth December 28 1856 to Princeton University and Virginia Law School. It notes his political rise in New Jersey and the Baltimore convention victory. It outlines his family origin in Ohio and Pennsylvania and his career at Princeton Bryn Mawr and as governor before presidency.
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Woodrow Wilson
Mason and Dixon
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New Jersey
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James Wilson
Philadelphia
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Aurora
Anne Adams
Ohio
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Savannah
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University of Pennsylvania
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Yale University
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Wison
Wyoming election contest to recall president beneficiary debate
A fragment from a Wyoming Cheyenne report discusses a contested recall effort to determine whether a presidential beneficiary supports or opposes an outcome. The wording is unclear but points to a constitutional or political dispute involving names and roles.
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Wyoming
Wyo
Nev
Probabie Hal Am
Eight Hurt in Ante Collision Colorado Hiplings
Eight persons injured and Rowe killed in a high speed collision involving a supetbobile transport. Five occupants reportedly intoxicated. the wreck occurred during a dramatic escape attempt and left one fatality. Former Governor Adama nominated to cabinet.
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Colorado
Rowe
Thom
Condwetor Killed in Tunnel by Northern Pacific Railroad
In Seattle Washington Leonard Mallett was killed in a tunnel incident on the Northern Pacific railroad line. Freight cars collapsed during a break in the track work, with railway workers and nearby trains affected. Investigators began examining the scene and cataloging the accident factors.
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Goa
Seattle
Washpeedurter
Leonard Mallett
Northern Pacific
When & Freight
Tate
Pee
Governors Elected and Officials Tied to Wilson in Texo
A telegram notes Captain R B E Harris, husband of Woodrow Wilson kin, seeks a post under the new administration, with hopes for postmaster or customs roles. It also mentions L L McCandlees, Democrat, as a candidate for governor of the territory, and Prince Kuhio’s Hawaii delegation win. The text includes references to suffrage support and a Wilson cabinet note.
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cHell Tex
Horrie Haw
State Central Committee
United [States
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Honolulu
Prince Kuhio
L. L. McCandlees
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Buffragetto
Woodrow Wilson
Presidentelest
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Atorney
Welles
Democrats secure control of Senate and upper house
Democrats win Oregon and add Gregos to the Democratic Senate caucus bringing total to forty nine, shifting control of the upper chamber. The party gains seats in New Jersey Colorado Montana Delaware Nevada and seeks to appoint replacements in others while contests in Minnesota and Michigan remain undecided.
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Harry Lane
Senate
Oregon
Congress
Gregos
Sue Censors
New Jereay
Faneas
Colorado
Montana
Delaware
Nevada
Milnola
Ohoven
Michigan
Aguinside Farmer Visited by KM Webb Near Manila
A disjointed report notes Aguinside Farmer meeting KM Webb near Manila. The text introduces a former Pilipinas leader and mentions a large business influence, a hackenda, and a growing farming effort led by a 6 farmer, but many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Fantina
KM Webb
Intereete Ln
Aguinaide
Pilipinas
Ten
Manila
Prize Grouch and a Penny for Sausage
A New Orleans item cites a grouchy butcher scowling at a small child customer who offered a penny for a cent's worth of sausage. The piece riffs on media literacy and literature versus journalism, noting Castoria and other ad hoc lines within a collage of old newspaper prose.
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Porterhouse Sitnak
New Orleans Daily States
War on files and sentry duty at the breakfast table
Fragmentary quotation from the Christian Herald notes a joke about “What part are you taking in the war on files” and a remark about sentry duty at the breakfast table over the milk pitcher each morning.
A Change. Mr Scrappington and Wife Fall From Auto
A traveler recounts that Mr Scrappington and his wife were riding in their car when it ran off the road and they fell out. The anecdote notes this mishap as a rare incident for the couple, who usually have a different misadventure at home.
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Mr. Scrappington
Lome
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