Senator Ransdell Among First Arrivals for Clarke Memorial
The Senate welcomed 25 appointed members with Senator Joseph Ransdell of Louisiana arriving first for the Clarke memorial session. Colleagues expressed sorrow over the death of Senator Chirkes Gear, praising his independence and intelligence and noting his influence on Mississippi Valley policy and national affairs.
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Joseph K. Ransdell
Louisiana
United States Senate
Jones B. Clarke
Ransdell
Chirkes Gear
Eaid
Senate
Senator Clarke Called Giy GihTi in Arkansas Senate Death
Senator Clarke died after an attack of indigestion and apoplexy, hospital reports say. Born in Mississippi, he was a lawyer, State Senator from the Fourteenth district, former Speaker of the Arkansas Senate, and a 42nd degree Mason. He practiced law in Pal Mirrors County and served in the House before moving to the Senate in 1913. His funeral was held at the Pike County cemetery with Masons and Al Amin Shrine members in attendance.
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Wietetor
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Wittrans Seetliad
Saileburt Varian
Sterna
Ajec
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Etter
Careys
Senate
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Westend
Ain
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Taube Antteadl
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Eyrignallis
Idy Smith
Sou. Clarke
Jim
Milea Poindexter
Wesnartin
Carroll S. Page
Vermont
Senator Clarke
Senalic W. Chitton
West Viregun
James Sevenport
Morris Shaggard
Texas
Charles MH Tirough
Arkapsas
Senat
Arkasas
David A
Gatas
Jorhine
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Arkaneis
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Tie
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Senator Robinson
Robinson
RCI
Tessa Wronr
Nator
Willard Saatsbury
Kate Neti
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Treatty
Senator Chink
Clarke
Tien
Fee
University of Vginia
University Senate Chorivette
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AL Yanan Boy
Arkansas
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House of Leprtatives
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Euler
al Amin Shrine
Fragmented local note on a public sale event
A damaged OCR fragment references a local public sale with unclear details. readable items suggest official action by local authorities and a scheduled notice, but key names, dates, and locations are missing or garbled.
Cat Lived Nineteen Years Beloved pet dies at 19
The cat owned by Mr. C. M. Sehorn died at age nineteen after a long life with the Sehorn family. It grew feeble and toothless but remained attached to the household, recognizing every family member until its last hours in Sacramento, California.
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C. M. Sehorn
Sehorns
Asparagus Health Benefits Across Antiquity
The text traces asparagus from ancient times noting its use as a royal vegetable and medicinal remedy. It cites cultivation in Rome around 200 B.C. with Cato promoting home cultivation. Modern science attributes benefits to its asparagine content and physicians recommend it for heart stomach and kidney troubles.
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Rome
Cato
Too Much and His Atlantic City Tale Recounted
In a brief note from Indianapolis Star readers, a man defends meeting his partner’s friends while acknowledging he has heard the Atlantic City trip tale about seventeen times. The exchange hints at recurring social calls and storytelling dynamics.
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Atlantic City
Indianapolis Star
May Be Good at Heavy Work
A terse editorial note in the Houston Post warns that a man’s mind easily fixates on corn beef and cabbage, making it hard to find spirituality amid heavy labor.
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Houston Post
Disinfect by Sea Water and Electric Sterilization of Water
Historical notes describe experiments by the Liverpon CoUrin group on electric water treatment. A powerful apparatus using electrolytic cells and sea water produced a sterilizing solution with sodium hypochlorite equivalents for combing water and swimming bath use.
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Aquitania
Daily Thought on Patience Toward Others
A reflective note urging patience with others faults and infirmities. It emphasizes that everyone has flaws and that for others to bear with us, we must also endure their imperfections. The tone is admonitory and moral.
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Thomas
The Difference in Rain and Just
A concise reflection on fairness noting rain falls on all, yet the unjust borrow umbrellas without care, implying unequal consequences as they go unseen by some. The quip highlights how accountability and exposure vary with circumstance.
Governor Hays May Name Standby Senator Amid Vacancy
Arkansas political crisis centers on whether Governor Hays may appoint a successor to the late United States Senator James Clarke Muse. The Democratic State Central Committee may be called to name a candidate to be voted on at the general election, while amendments to the federal Constitution influence the vacancy process. The issue hinges on whether a special election or governor appointment fills the seat before the 17th Amendment era.
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Hays
Democratic State Central Committee
Little Rock
James Clarke Muse
Decier
Sweer
United States
Covernar
Haysells
Aerien
Promert de Vemuers
Ile Party
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Sugnut
Senate
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Arbasas
Anthony
Mahia
Jaliemdayie
Ebeetios
Aline
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Alaotra
Agend
Chirk
Lydia E Pinkham Cure Story From Columbus Newspaper
A Columbus reader recalls six years of illness with female troubles and nervous weakness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound the writer reports weight gain and regained health, urging others with such ailments to try the remedy despite presenting ad copy style and dated language.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vince
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