Haskell resigns as Democratic treasurer amid charges
Oklahoma Governor Charles N Haskell resigns as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee after a long meeting with Judge Wale and Josephus Daniels. He defends himself against Hearst and Roosevelt charges, seeks Bryan's election, and says he will sue them as private citizens. Bryan later rebukes Roosevelt over Haskell’s defense. Roosevelt responds with a sharp critique of Haskell and calls for accountability.
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Humorous Exchange About Training and Dinner Plans
The dialogue frames a character named Jim discussing racing training veiled by a joke about meat and dinner. The exchange hints at a rural or mechanical daily life tone.
Left it to Mrs Brown in a dental miscue
A humorous anecdote from Youth's Companion about Rev Mr Brown deferring all dental decisions to his wife. He seeks care only after a message from Mrs Brown, the dentist notes, and he asks which tooth a toothache concerns while the wife has already spoken.
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Mind Made Up as Juror Flees Alabama Trial
A juror in an Alabama city fled during a trial more than two decades ago. He was arrested and brought back after claiming he was confused by the argument and wanted to leave until it ended. The simple farmer testified he could not read a postal card and joked about unreadable shorthand.
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The Three Grades of Milk
A city man rents a country house for the summer and visits a farmer to select cows. He orders a servant to collect a quart of milk each morning, then negotiates purity and milking conditions with rising prices from eight to fifteen cents. The exchange ends with the farmer agreeing to milk the quart in the servant’s presence for 15 cents.
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Washington Star
Why Didn't She A Boy Falls From Window and Receives Pennies
A five year old boy leans from a second story window and falls into the yard uninjured. His parents celebrate with pennies and coins. He jokes about the accident to his sister Gladys, mockingly inviting her to try it. A bystander recounts a lullaby pun from Punch.
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Youngsters Play Politics In Playroom Convention
A family scene shows Tommy and siblings acting out politics at home. The two younger children debate seating and apple ownership as Tommy chairs a delegation and votes on a mock resolution.
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Shrewd Women Run Any Business They Choose
A saying asserts that every woman is capable of managing successfully any business she chooses to pursue, reflecting confidence in female entrepreneurial ability and independence.
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham's Compound With Saving Life
Mrs T Willadsen of Manning Town writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after years of severe female ailments and costly treatments. She urges other suffering women to try it and thanks Mrs Pinkham for guidance from Lynn Massachusetts.
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