Corcoran's Expiation Aboard the Lumber Yard Fire
In a February blaze at Rowe & Co's Warehouse and lumber yard, Corcoran thaws mockery and danger. He rescues cousin Dan Kennedy from a fire swept wharf, dragging him through smoke and heat to safety while colleagues witness his courage. Kennedy later praises Corcoran as the department’s chief rescuer.
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Rowe & Co
Halla
Tober
Lieutenant McGill
Corcoran
McG
Bro
Leutenant
Ladder 08
Lim
Larry
McCarthy
Bogan
McGill
Old Fin- Beran
Tim
Dan Kennedy
Saralder
Dan
Moody
Tie
Onah
Lumber Yard
Aavas
Stalin
Kelly
Kennedy
Finneran
Ling
Mary
Jong Linky
Rogan
Finte
Kefily
Iim
Snoke
Marne
Umm
Corcora
Kuecer
Lind
Reilly
Tkkennedy
Skoennedy
John
Plan to Give Nitrogen To Soil From Bacteria
A Department of Agriculture pamphlet explains how certain legumes form nitrogen fixing nodules on roots and how dry cultures of nitrogen producing bacteria can be shipped worldwide. It notes the goal of introducing nitrogen without harming other soil elements and that the department will provide farming instructions. Washington Stir.
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Department of Agriculture
Nolla
Washington
Giant Dive Rake Snake Found on Local Farm
A large Dlve racer stake was found on Wiha Coy's farm near here and killed by a group of boys. The eight foot long snake measured six inches around its body, described as the largest seen in this section.
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Wiha Coy
Uils
New Dover
Cleveland
Amred
Voorhers
Griggstown
Mr. Voorhees
Art of wrapping bundles and tying parcels for neat, professional results
Practical guide for women on wrapping parcels with minimal cost. Emphasizes proper fit, flat foundations, neat edges, and secure knots. Advises paper, string, and ribbons, plus tips on wrapping heavy and delicate items, with fashion notes on hats and decorative touches.
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Abe
Aide
The Evolution of the Chest in Furniture History
In The Delineator N Tindson Moore surveys the chest from early Italy to modern times, tracing its rise from simple ship chests and traveling cases to refined designs. She notes carved raised panels from Gothic to Renaissance, the Pilgrim era, and the later bureau form as the chest evolves with dining tables and practice.
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N. Tindson Moore
leRird
Italy
Europe
Barcelona
Imol
Moore
Wittel
Bureau
The Russian Woman under Dual Governance and Pass System
The text argues freedom in Russia is illusory for women, kept under parental then marital control. Women need passes to travel, can't independently leave towns, and face legal bias. A husband can testify against his wife, but not vice versa, reflecting lower weight of a woman's testimony.
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Russia
Sameone
Bit
United States
Herlin
Praga
Warsaw
Sentral Europe
Boysularve
Boypotas
Woerth
Bekernfoorde
Germany
Esceaplng Stee
Stremitelny
Varna
Prince Herdiand
Spin
Erealessi
Dialhin
Messlta
Paninia
Fashioning a Modern Wardrobe 1910s Style Changes
The pleated skirt and shirtwaist dominate, while mourning gowns show serge and tweed fabrics. New pongee linens and lace accents cover every need, with morning and afternoon gowns diverging in treatment. Ostrich scarves in green or blue trend in Paris, usable as auto wraps and daywear for stylish women.
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Paris
Family rule for harmony at table and house
Mrs Lane keeps a simple family rule to avoid disputes at meals and in daily life. She and Mr Lane value calm disagreement, judging and defusing arguments by polite, self controlled responses, while guiding children to speak respectfully and avoid sparking conflict. Nearby West Path area notes a landmark crime involving a Winchester shooting and a local victim.
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Liis
Mr. Line
Lane
Household Affairs Strawberry Cocktails and Oatmeal Porridge
A fragment from Boston Cooking School Magazine outlines strawberry cocktails with whipped cream cheese and sugared lemon, and a basic oatmeal batter recipe. The text includes steps for chilling berries, stirring yolks, and folding in whipped cream, followed by a separate oatmeal dough with butter and sugar baked on a griddle.
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Boston Cooking School Magazine
Fruit Salad Preparation with Pineapple Cream Garnish
Instructions describe selecting small plump apples and nectarines for a fruit cod salad. Peel and seed peaches and grapes, mix with orange juice sugar and cracked benix, fold with stiff cream, then decorate with grapes and pineapple. Soak moss in cold water overnight and arrange on a tray with the fruit and a cold cream topping.
Household Tips And Oddities From A Lost Column
A garbled mix of home remedies and practical hints appears in a late era column. Advice covers lemon juice with salt for colds, kerosene in starch, clover scented pillows, ironing with starch, and fruit juice treatments to revive sales. Also includes quips about court scenes and a mosaic of unrelated anecdotes from society life.
Temtoolery LITERATURE and the Public Reading Pile
Washington Star notes that the books form a mighty pile and that the public reads them by the inch, highlighting the popularity of printed works and the burden they place on readers and publishers alike.
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Washington Star
Death comes to rich and poor with reporters in tow
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press quotes a moralizing man noting death comes to all, then an observant reply that the rich are often followed by reporters. The exchange reflects press attention shaping public perception across social classes.
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Philadelphia Press
Jokes and jests from city papers echo lively debates
A collage of quips from Philadelphia Ledger to Illinois Chronicle and Chicago Journal shows theatrical boasts about near death rescues, women’s convention outbursts, and a child’s sly reply. The tone blends humor and social commentary across newspapers.
Bakeley’s Unstoppable Pace Draws Philadelphia Ledger Quip
In a terse exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger, Hicks notes Bakeley’s speed saying he never saw anyone slow, while Wicks counters he is fast. Tileks comments on Bakeley sowing his wild oats, reflecting the era’s newspaper tone.
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Hicks
Bakeley
Wicks
Philedelphia Ledger
Grandfather and grandson recount kitchen scene in transcript
A fragmentary dialogue shows a grandfather recalling Jo as a boy watching a cook mash potatoes while the grandson expresses affection and curiosity about the process. The rough transcript captures their exchanged lines and tone.
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Roston
Percy and Joe Debate Views at Night in Silent Exchange
A terse dialogue fragment shows Percy accusing a man of attempting to alter a woman's views. Joe questions the claim, and Percy replies that his wife disclosed the night’s events. The excerpt hints at domestic tension and communication issues within a couple.
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Percy
Joe
Algelabothatmu
Braoklyn
N.Y
Co- Ney Doland
Voter Challenges In Jury Selection Cites Politics
A court scene shows lawyer questioning Mr Jones about voting habits. Jones says he has voted the same party ticket for thirty three years and never splits tickets. The judge allows him to remain but sides with the challenge to his suitability for the jury.
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Foster
Court of Sessions
Freehold
Walter Fietcher
Agbury Park
Wetcher
John D. Ivins
Railty
Sofor
Iving
Mourning Wear Traditions For Near Relatives And More
A shopman explains mourning attire based on closeness of relation. He notes near relatives wear black bands on hats and gloves, with broader bands or armbands for more distant mourners. The dialogue then digresses into a garbled anecdote about a Chicago tour, a Kentucky senator, and a horse racing scene with unclear context and names.
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Irbhiman
Shopman
Wolfe
Chicago
Russian Prefect of Police Shuvalov Shot in Moscow
Major General Count Shuvaloff prefect of police in Moscow was shot while receiving petitions. five bullets struck him, one fatally, as a man dressed as a petitioner opened fire. The assassin was arrested after the attack. Demonstrations followed with crowds lamenting the loss amid ongoing regional unrest across Russia.
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Tangy
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Assaussin
Ife
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Bat
Pope Tilne
Elizabeth
Sergius
Shuvalom
St. Petersburg
Russia
Shuvalof
Moscow
Peter Schuvalo
Caucasus
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Muartia
Tis
Seds
Batam
Minsk
Warsaw
Poland
Myelostok
Special Venezuelan Commissioner Named by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt appoints W. J. Calhoun of Chiedyzo HL as special emissary to Venezuela to oversee the dispute and peaceably handle concerns with the South American republic.
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Roosevelt
W. J. Calhoun
Chiedyzo
Venezuela
Tarbell Retained as Second Vice President of Equitable
Ange E Tarbell, second vice president of the Equitable, was retained in that position and given absolute control of the agency force, announced for New York City.
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Ange EL Tarbell
Equitable
New York City
Public Eye Notes on War and Arts Figures
The item oddly mixes references to Swalu smoking, Modjea Californi, and Josef Hofmann with distorted names and claims about naval command, European diplomats, and a violinist achieving acclaim in Italy. It mentions Chancellor von Buelow, M. Dedeasse, King Leopold, and Prince Raubelik in a fragmented, garbled world of public notices and cultural tidbits.
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Mark ‘Swalu
Wilting
Modjea Californi
Josef Hofmann
Phinist
Ts Aelever Elvekleln
Teopold
Melgalla
Phya Alhayay Wen
Ron Raubelik
Italy
Elnie
de Rakers
Ehygoras
Princess Biya
Uilog Tivh Club
London
Declared Uinta Reservation Opening Proclaimed
In the absence of the President official circles seek resort towns for the season remainder. A proclamation will open settlement of the Uintah reservation covering about one million acres, with the action issued by late July.
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Washington
Uintah Indian Reservation
Auto plunges into Parsate River near Laurel Cemetery
A driver and a female passenger lost control along the Parsate River near Laurel Cemetery Paterson. The car stalled in five feet of water as bystanders and trolley cars helped bring the vehicle to shore. The pair emerged unharmed despite a chaotic rescue that drew a cheering crowd.
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Paterson
Laurel Cemetery
New Jersey
Lhoa
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