See Your Own Country First Warned By Western Rail Push
A Midwestern editorial urges Americans to explore the United States over Europe noting that Americans spend millions abroad while many wonders lie within the nation. It highlights iconic places from Pike’s Peak to the Grand Canyon and credits the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco as an incentive to travel domestically.
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Europe
Central
Mississippi
Prairie
Great American Desert
Rockies
Pike's Peak
Yellowstone Park
National Glacier Park
Salt Lake
Grand Canyon
The
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Paris
Living A Dog's Life Shows Canine Wealth and Vanity
A satirical piece contrasts the pampered life of a wealthy dog with malnutrition among ten million children. It portrays the dog’s lavish routine from 9 a.m. to bedtime, while accusing the owner of a cruel delusion and noting stark social inequality.
Fragmented Riff of 1910s Gossip and Public Notices
A garbled mix of quips and remarks from a Brooklyn publication touches on gossip, court terms, Postmaster Wilhelm resignation, jokes about old ads, a Romans era gown remark, and a line about a banana rights debate. It reads like a stray reader's column with scattered names and anecdotes.
New Hampshire Woman Flags Train With Petticoat
A New Hampshire woman used her petticoat to flag down a train and stop it briefly, leaving one passenger or car unaccounted for.
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New Hampshire
Help for Mr. Bryan Amid Banquet Preparations
A brief note notes support for Mr. Bryan as banquet season nears with promises of a meal from the Secretary of State. The message suggests small but meaningful help during preparations.
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Mr. Bryan
Lunch counter lets you dine freely any hour
Quote from T V Poynter encourages diners to use the lunch counter at any time with casual dress and no fuss about smells or coats, reflecting relaxed service standards.
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T. V. Poynter
Free Legal Department Answers From Cincinnati American
The Cincinnati American announces it has retained Attorney John W. Cowell of Cowell & Lamping to provide opinions on legal questions. Names of parties will remain confidential and questions answered by mail upon request. Address communications to the Free Legal Department.
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Cincinnati American
John W. Cowell
Cowell & Lamping
Free Legal Department
Real estate broker commissions and time limits
The text discusses when a real estate broker earns a commission if a buyer is found and contracts are made even if the sale later falls through. It notes cases allow or deny commissions based on purchaser readiness and ability, and mentions deposit division practice. It also confirms a doctor's bill can be collected within six years.
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Nehushagt
Paes
Sarsen Ee Loan
Rubeneee
Letters From the People on Rail Timetables and Tenants
A reader asks for compact railway timetable books similar to English Bradshaws to ease home and office use and small businesses. Another letter criticizes landlords for delaying furnaces into October, urging tenants to fund legal help to enforce better temporary housing contracts.
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Lke
Bryan Defines Progressive as Shameful For Dem Party
In a critical tirade, Strawn denounces Secretary Bryan for labeling a progressive as ashamed to be Republican but Democrat in spirit. He laments the Democratic party's decline from 321 electoral votes in 1908 to 8 in 1912 Utah and Vermont, calling it an unforgivable sin with no redemption in the party.
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Bryan
Utah
Vermont
Republican Party
C, Strawn
Wave of Musical Creation To Reach America
Conductor John Phitap Sousa argues the United States will become home to the next great school of music. He says music is geographic not national and praises American composers for technical excellence and harmonic skill amid shifts in European influence.
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John Phitap Sousa
United States
Johann Strauss
Richard Wagner
Italy
France
Germany
Russia
Walneard
Techaikowsky
Rubinstein
Glinka
America
Americans
Keeping Well Advice on Polyps Teeth and Bunions
Department of Health guidance covers removing a cervical polyp by simple operation, dental care for healthy teeth, and bunion treatment. It advises proper shoe fit to relieve pressure, cotton between toes to realign the big toe, and topical remedies for calluses with hot water soaks and mild remedies, emphasizing cleanliness and timely treatment.
American Amateur Cartoon Contest Opens Submissions
The American invites all amateur cartoonists to submit to its contest with every cartoon printed and prizes for the top ten. Prizes include ten dollars for first, five for second, and one dollar for the next seven best. Judges include Professor Charles and Tyree, with other local officials mentioned.
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Inhetvniano Design
Ohio
Milard Tyree
Atyree
Poeid
Central
En‘a Sath
Catiille
Catteaha
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