President Wilsons summer capital at Harlakenden Hall
The article describes President Wilson choosing Harlakenden Hall in Cornish New Hampshire as his summer retreat nicknamed the little White House. It details travel routes from Windsor Vermont, the estate’s colonial brick design, rooms, and terraces, plus local cultural figures and the town’s quiet, railroadless charm.
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Woodrow Wilson
Sea Girt
N. J
New Jersey
Harlakenden Hall
Cornish
N. H
Winston Churchill
Connecticut
White House
Windsor
President Wilson
Winston Chutch
Berlakenden Hall
Washington
Wilson
Grand Trunk
Boston and Maine
Charles 8. Mulle
Lnk
White River Junction
Hartakenden Hall
Vermont
Watehine
New England
Manhattan
New York
Connecticut Bridge
Ainter
Neetel
Williard
Winston Clarehill
Norman Hapgood
Wodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Augustus Saint Gaudens
Windsor Village
Maxwell Evarts
William M.evarts
United States
Mr. Tevarts
Spot
Enaghind
Harlakenton
Sullivan
Croydon
Winston Chareblrlt
Jethro
Republican Party
New Hampshire
Tomb of Jonah viewed from mosque yard near Nineveh
A Christian Herald correspondent describes visiting the tomb of Jonah at Ninveh near the western wall. The site lies behind a mosque and village where worshippers guard the sacred inner shrine, permitting only a window view of the cloth covered mound. A strict Muslim ban on entering the inner chamber is noted.
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Nineveh
Assyria
Jienaan Ix Nebi Yunus
Joba
Jonah
Pileris
Christian Herald
Old Glory and the pledge to liberty remembered
A fragmented poem praising Old Glory, the sacred pledge to liberty, and national ideals. The text weaves lines about parental home, unity, and trust in God with references to patriotism and historical resilience. Some lines appear garbled or misarranged, but the overarching theme honors the flag and the nation.
Fragmentary note hints at July aid and savings
A garbled fragment from Cinemeail Enawirer mentions July and saving a milton swats. The text is highly unclear with odd spellings and lacks coherent details or identifiable individuals or organizations.
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Milton
Feverish athletes and decorum at baseball games
A reflective piece discusses why ball players, in all their hurry, rush daily routines from dressing to meals and travel. It notes umpire fashion in the American League, star braids indicating service, and Ed Walsh's heavy workload with a Chicago White Sox mention, illustrating the era's sports culture and player habits.
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Tit
Hmit
Ball Park
Dot Dove
Addito
Tom Conmully
Bush After Record Ownie Bush Tale From Detroit
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bush and Owen with garbled names and quotes. It hints at a Detroit setting and a sentiment about taking chances, but the passage is severely damaged and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a coherent news item. No verifiable facts present.
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Bush
Ownie Bush
Detroit
Py Coble Hanks
Mies Owen
Absurd Retorts and Political Pies From Editorial Snippets
A Boston Transcript clip recalls an army official bluntly remarking about i r ion in front of a clergyman. The clergyman replies with quiet wit, highlighting a clash of views. A Washington Star vignette notes Miss Cayenne explaining why political offices are likened to pie, touching hunger and future appetite.
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Boston Transcript
Peeulies
Forelmer
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Fragmented Wisdom in a Diverting Page of Comic Snippets
A jumbled collage of brief humor and quips from unnamed sources, featuring jokes about gowns, worms, duck hunting, romance, and domestic inquiries. Light gossip style pithily sketches family and social foibles with pop culture references and period newspaper tone.
Out of Her Province a Creaky Tale In Verse
A quirky exchange features a bride seeking help to take a chicken apart and a groom who confesses ignorance about marble artistry as a playful vignette quoted by the Boston Record and Princeton Tiger.
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Ma Eurnery
Boston Record
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Wilte Gay
Taki
Walsh
Cian
Ceelraln
Tim
White Sox
Pirate
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His
Louis Globe Democrat
Willie
Chicago News
Oliver
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Klane
Harold
Baltimore
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Steve
Chaetmnath Iayuleer
Brigus Biling
Griges
Bilkins
Buurt
Margaret
Princeton Tiger
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