Vision of a Golden Age in Society Debate
A speech by Rev. Sula critiques attempts at social reform without changing underlying life, referencing Joseph Morse and Columbus. He opposes equalized wages schemes and calls Christianity the only moral path for social uplift. The piece mocks utopian groups and endorses church support for workers. Chapman's advertises Pony tickets.
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Howe
Teome
Anid
Salain
New York
Tenneson
Olio
Sula
Joseph
Trae
Egypt
Columbus
Morse
Elvotrie Cabls
Ball Muse
Aod
Phu Jack
Cnusen
Rev
Hellamy
Beppo the Poodle Outwits Davidson in Alley Chase
Beppo the white French poodle escapes Davidson's watch yet again. Davidson tails the dog through alleys and yards, embarrassing himself as Beppo eludes capture. Mildred and Carter observe the caper, ending with Davidson returning to Mildred with a vow to improve his chances next time.
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Davidaon
Brilliane
eDurgedie
Young
Mau
Anit
Gepio
Davidson
Beppo
Wau
Davidwon
Mildred
Orday
Carter
Mudrea
Paul
Ming
Hetba
Beare
Davinson
Gleas
Hee
McCarhy
Maggie
Chicago
Laly
Manager's Wife Narrates Hotel Woes and Hostility
A Washington Star excerpt recounts a manager's wife detailing her life in a large family hotel. She describes guests' complaints about muddy water and poor meals, strained relations with the housekeeper, and tension with her husband the manager. Her account portrays mounting pressure and social expectations within the hotel environment.
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Chamberlands
Weill
Exoda
Ters
Guiny
Washington Star
Kissing as Duty and Delicate Mischief in a Garden
In a postwedding scene Betty and Robert discuss kissing as a pastime and duty. Amid garden peacocks and playful slips they test boundaries, debating readiness and resolve while a lighthearted tangle of touches and verbal sparring reveals their evolving feelings.
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Hetty
Vertry
Betty
Robert
Tom
Harry
Yeacocky
Tim
Red
Bobby
Hey Angels
North and East War Atlas Promises Detailed Resource View
The notice describes an Imperial atlas titled Japanese War Atlas by The Senge and North-Western, with a 14430 bound format for easy reference. It includes detailed tables on military and naval resources of Rupadia and Japan, and is addressed to A L Fisher at 68 Main St, Kansan City, Missouri, dated May 8.
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Ruasa
Rupadia
Japan
Main St
Kansan Otty
Cleveland quartet teacher engaged by private school
A male quartet led by Charles K. Burdick of Cleveland, an experienced bug ners cullere teacher, is engaged by Darling's Private Boainea through the Cleveland Andie Conwa public Accountant. The rapid growth of the school brings five new students this week and invites calls to the school.
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Charles K. Burdick
Cleveland
Cleveland Andie Conwa Public Accountant
Darling
Kenerty's Lixative Honey and Tar Sold Locally
A new discovery named Kenerty's Lixative Honey and Tar is advertised as a remedy that relieves inflammation and loosens phlegm, purportedly easing coughs and colds. Sold by H A. D keman and at Chapran's and other local shops for $2 and nearby prices.
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Caldas
Kenerty
Sentle
H A. D Keman
Paris Cabs Adopt Taxometer to Fair Fare
A Paris transport experiment fits cabs with a taxometer to measure distance and fare, starting at 75 centimes and 1,300 yard threshold, with increments for distance and time. The device flags if occupied or vacant and aims to reduce passenger-driver disputes.
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Tim
Ivery
Laynes
Tramps in the Hop Fields Report Large New York Crop
Reports from New York hop fells note an unusually large crop this year amid seasonal picking, with tramps and laborers traveling from distant places seeking wages before winter. The piece discusses the suspected link between hobos and beer trade, and the broader use of tramp labor in the industry.
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New York
Weiel
Tie
Coney
New York Sun
Ban
Germany
England
Pacts in the Case Judge Questioned on Language Used
In Cincinnati Enquirer coverage, a judge questions the parties about their agreement. The dialogue hints at miscommunication and the use of strong terms during proceedings.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
City Plans to Convert Griffith Park Into a Forest
Los Angeles plans to transform 3000 acres of brush land in Griffith Park into a commercial forest. The project, the first city in the United States to do so, will use a cooperative plan with four forestry experts, completed by September, to turn waste land into timber income and a lasting recreational resource for residents.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Griffith Park
United States
Europe
Bureau of Forestry
War photographs capture mass demand from Japanese conflict
Lafcadio Hearn notes a surge in wartime photography as hundreds of thousands of soldiers seek portraits for families and a lasting image for the Buddhist home shrine. He observes a growing custom of placing a deceased loved one’s photo beside mortuary tablets reflecting cultural mourning practices.
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Lafcadio Hegra
Atlantic
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Ohio
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