Commodore Perry Memorial to Honor at Put-in-Bay
United States states including Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan Wisconsin New York Maine Kentucky and Rhode Island unite to fund a monumental Commodore Perry memorial on Put-in-Bay. Architect John Kleinmann plans a design with no cost to states and strong ties to the Perry victory of 1813.
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Cleveland
Bort
Perry
Pitsin-Hay
Tolind
Puteln-Hoy
John Kleinmann
Klnenmannn
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Minot
Wisconsin
New York
Modoreland
Kentucky
Rhode
Commodore Merry
Harrison
Ly Perry
Telit
Football Training Camps Signal New York University Lead
New York University and other colleges begin pre season work as Harvard Michigan and Princeton plan early drills. Notable players face eligibility issues at Cornell with Leventry and Weekes unlikely to play while rule changes spark coaches to test novel strategies.
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Vontlatt
Minko LePling
Thie
New York University
al Phy
Capt
Galloway
Michie
Hina Lake
Trainion
Leon
Harvard
Fonda
Mighlian
New York Universitien
Tenn
Yale
Princeton
New York
Grontor Chy
Wonestul
Reis
New Yorker
N.Y
Cornell
Mhaowne
Tni
Honan
Conan
Dan Rog
Wan Bie
Ines
Charlie Weeker
Tnekte
Weekes
Helhay
Roodatandine
Tefl
O'Connor
Seagrave
Munk
Thekte
Leventry
Roy Leventry
Alen
Maenen
Hliew
Nix
Hale
Cromby
Serlye
Kultachar
Hall
Otheers
Hart
Kyte Jor
Cor Hell
Bartey
Warner
Conehen
Covel Glenn
Dangerois
Roosevelt blamed for split in party in New York
Congressmen Jamon D. Wotan in Utica says Roosevelt split the Republican Party. He predicts a Democratic majority in Congress of at least thirty unless Republicans unite. Wotan criticizes Roosevelt and urges party reconciliation to avoid further defections and losses.
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New York
Jamon D. Wotan
Tielana
Uticn
Vich Preadene Sherman
Ab Mont
Pottavillo
Hashteo
Conmrem
Watnon
Howe
Maine
Callfarsha
Roosevelt
Indigestion of the Soul and Moral Rules
A fragmentary devotional piece urges diet and conduct changes to improve spirit and character. It emphasizes thinking good thoughts, digesting life calmly, avoiding anger, living within income, regular habits, hard work, self- discipline, cheerful conduct, and charitable preaching. It mixes social advice with personal virtue and hints at personal growth beyond the day.
Paris fashion trends shape slim silhouettes and bold hats
In Fashion Land the article surveys the hobble skirt revival and slim skirts with impractical upper fullness. It notes coats with continuous lines and complex straps, kimono sleeves, and the rise of wide brim hats with high crowns. Hats feature chantilly lace, fine straw, and feather or flower trimmings, while fur edges and winter accessories hint at future trends.
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Paris
Chantilly
Tailor Made Abortion Device Prompts Broad Public Debate
The description details a controversial aborter device with claims of a new model by a designer named Rernant. It notes minimal strap thickness and a supposed impact on public health discussions. The text reflects speculative technology and ethical concerns without clear outcomes.
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Jwokor
Rernant
Amstel Korea
The Girl Who Talks Loudly in Public Places
A garbled OCR piece discusses a person who speaks loudly in public, noting social disruption and privacy concerns. It reflects on hush culture, public hushes, and the behavior of talkative individuals in shared spaces. The text is incoherent but centers on loud talk and social etiquette.
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Amunibures
Dutier
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Commodore Peiry
Put-In-Bay
Nmian
Rainier
Benson, Smith & Co
Alexander Young Hotel
K. Uyeda
Nowanw St
Stevenson
Varoty
Jeiten
Mir Taeklow
Roniner
Prumo
Acton
England
Fashion
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