Groundhog forecasts six more weeks of winter in Falls City
A local note reports the groundhog saw its shadow and predicts six weeks more of cold weather. A Republican county meeting straw vote gave 12 for Taft and 2 for Hughes. Bryan supports instructed Democratic delegations. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that an organized boycott is a restraint of trade and unconstitutional. No Bryan response noted.
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Republican County Central Committee
Taft
Hughes
Bryan
Mr. Johnson
United States Supreme Court
Thaw Allowed to Eat at Knife and Fork Table in Hospital
Harry K Thaw is permitted to eat at the Knife and Fork table in the New York state hospital for the criminal insane. Of over seven hundred inmates only fifty four eat at that table, the rest must use spoons. Larry is now in distinguished company.
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Harry K. Thaw
New York State
Larry
Republican caucuses invite voters to secret ballots
At the republican caucuses held in various precincts in the coming weeks every republican voter will have a chance to express his preference by secret ballot for the Republican candidate for president. Ballots will be provided to all who wish to participate. Attend the party caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centry Publishing Co
Omaha
Neb
Great American Fleet Passes Cape Ilora Strait of Magellan
The great American fleet of war vessels rounds Cape Ilora and clears the Strait of Magellan with no mishaps so far. The voyage, unmatched in scale, tests officers and crews and reinforces resolve to keep a ready navy for future challenges.
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Cape Ilora
Strait of Magellan
Paul Jones
Mt. Evans
Pacific
Plain Speak and Reform Backed by Public Mood
The president telegraphs a firm stance on national questions and reform. The piece lauds plain speaking in politics and praises secretaries like Hay for candid diplomacy, arguing awakening public conscience drives major reforms.
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Congress
Hay
Pocketbook Thief Snitched by Helpful City Lady
In the East side tenements a philanthropic helper discovers a missing purse with four dollars. A sneering youth directs her to a second boy guarding the pocketbook. She rewards the informer with a dollar while the other boy protests, having stolen it himself.
Bread Prices and Regulations in Medieval London
The London Chronitele recalls 13th century measures on bread profit and loaf sizes, noting the ban on selling certain loaves and attempts to curb smuggling. It mentions Southwark bakers facing unusual jurisdictional prejudice and a rule restricting retail sales to the city market.
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London
Southwark
Expressing a Thorax and Rays Abroad
Fragmented OCR reveals letters to a physician about thorax studies and X ray use. The misread text includes a writer offering a bullet wound story and a request to send a thorax by express for examination. Sources show medical research era tone and correspondence with Cornell figures.
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Leopold Jaches
Cornell
Medienl
Mansing
Nila Tour
Janhes Agnard
Pullic
Kadwidge
Mather
Bertin
Sperlalet
Devlin
Man at His Best in Late-Life Creative Peaks
A discussion cites Dr. Leonard Guthrie and Jastro to claim precocious artists peak at 13.8 for first work, 28 for notable output, 46.7 for major achievement, and 60.1 for death. Poets and philosophers show similar patterns, suggesting middle age can yield lasting success.
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Ufe
Meyer Canoe
Leonard Guthrie
The
Royal College of Physicians
Jastro
Neutes
Revenge on a Crowded Street Car
A crowded street car scene shows several stout men occupying space. A girl boards and the conductor asks others to move up. They shift six inches and she squeezes in. A very stout woman with parcels enters and the girl offers her seat, which is accepted. The heavy men disappear from view as the girl smiles.
Illiteracy Seen Higher in New York State Says Draper
Dr Andrew Draper commissioner of education in New York says illiteracy is much more general in New York than in Germany France Great Britain Switzerland Scandinavia or Japan indicating a wide literacy gap in the state.
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New York
Andrew 8. Draper
Germany
France
Great Britain
Switzerland
Scandinavia
Japan
Local notices from Rulo and Barada communities highlight visitors and illnesses
Details of residents and visitors across Rulo and Barada, including scarlatina cases for Wylie Vastine and Mrs. Adaline Scott, plus numerous travels from Falls City, St. Joe, Kansas City, and Lincoln. Minor incidents include a house fire scare, a glass blowing show, and a horse-and-buggy mishap.
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Dave Anderson
Kansas
Maggie Mooney
Effingham
Kan
Adaline Scott
Will Esser
Nebraska City
Frank Simon
Falls City
Ella Carpenter
Ray McVey
G. W. Hunt
White Cloud
J. W. Cunningham
Leslie Inks
Salem
Minnie Ratekin
Kansas City
Luther Miller
Local Social Notes Spanning Verdou to Auburn
A string of visits and travels includes Mrs Cline in Verdou, Matt Shulenberg of Barada, Robert Mattox of Auburn, George Davis near Darada, and others in Stella, Nebraska City, and Nemaha. Residents attend weddings, sewing assistance, hunting trips, dental visits, and a W O W supper.
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Matt Shulenbergg
Barada
Robert Mattox
Auburn
George Davis
Darada
Lee Bolejuck
Falls City
Win, Brown
Win Habout
Stella
Mise Etta Jones
Prairie Union
Mrs. 1
Goolaby
Verdon
Andy Haniku
Art Hanley
Nebraska City
Fred Brisby
Lady Friend
Charley Johnson
Hat
Misgouri
Hiram Stotts
Adam Follmer
Kansas
Fred Boatman
Garada
M.T. Hill
Texas
Carrie Bricker
Bessie McDowell
Cilne
H. Be, Williams
Nemaha
Lance Jones
Mrs. Hunt
Shulenberg
Fargo
Frank Gricker
Sherman Colglazier
Brethren Church Announces Sunday Sermons by Rev Teeter
Next Sunday at the Brethren church Rev Teeter will preach on Entertaining Christ in the morning and God in Human Affairs in the evening. A welcome is extended to all who come.
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The
Brethren Church
Teeter
Christ
God
Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy Ad Ask, Racine Wis
Advertisement touts Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin offering a trial box of Catarrh Remedy. Claims a simple toss reveals truth of Catarrh and urges writing today to receive a sample for sale through dealers.
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Dr. Shoop
Racine
Wis
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Harry Simon
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Er. L. Craig of
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Alice Titlow
F. T. Darrow of
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Guy Hart
John Sullivan
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Oite
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W. A. Mateum
Eleter
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Charlie McWain
Lona Caversagle
Alta Simmons
Rockport
Tony Hutchison
Dils Place
Missouri
Newton Hosford
Adams
Malle City
Atelison
Rule
Edna Murphy
Palle City
John Kanaly
Edna
Mexico
Elias Martin
Taylor
Hig Farm
Mise Ruth
Gertrude Kanaly
Inet
Herman Kloppfel
Wm. Raines
Lon Bowers
Neil Plersol
Louisa Parden
Sam Spickler
Harry Hendricks
Ellen Smith
Anthony Buchholz
Mike Portrey
Maude Noah
Pierson
Clarence Cox
Jesse Ankrom
Leon Vassar
Wm. Prosser
Portrey
Walter Morehead
Leroy Palmer
Dan Wamsley
Henry
Rudolph Fuller
C. Kh. Henricks
Gust Schulenburg
Osis Spickler
Dr. Shook
Shuvert
Dr. Montgomery
J. T
Stong
Ayen Harper Place
Sam Harris
Lewis Brisby
Jim
Daniel McDaniel
M. Cline
Thursay
W. Hogg
Chet Berns
Frank Rosewater
Templaria
Shubert
Thomaz O'Coonel
W.O. W
Jess Ritter
Bas Ren
Falls City State Bank
Tribune
Reavis&abbey
McKinley Music Company
Reavis
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