Dewey May Seek Presidency at Democratic National Convention
The report that Admiral Dewey reconsidered his stance to run for president could complicate the Democratic National Convention. Dewey would be a dramatic speaker, but Bryan remains a leading contender, and many expect no nomination unless a persuasive orator frames his record before the convention.
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Trustworthiness and Money Misunderstandings Among Indians
Judge O P Shiras reflects on Indian witnesses and jurors noting their accuracy and truthfulness while recounting cases in which Indians appeared. He warns that while rich per capita, tribes spend money rapidly, with anecdotes about a merry go round attraction, gambling of annuity funds, and widespread adoption of blue bathing suits before replacement.
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Actors Behind the Scenes in The Theatre and Its People
Franklin Iyles notes social relations behind stage life in The Theatre and Its People. An atmosphere of pretense colors interactions from upstage to back stage. Professional animosity often underlies courteous appearances among actors, writers, families, and audiences.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Red Haired Girls Across Worlds Range in Color and Heritage
The piece surveys red headed women across continents noting Spaniards and Castilians show blue eyes and Visigothic blood, Italians and Irish stereotypes, Norse influence in Sicily, Turks in Asia and North Africa, and moors dyeing hair red with henna, claiming wide distribution and varied ancestry.
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Hope Is Believing the Unexpected Will Happen
A reflective note on faith and resilience, suggesting hope rests in expecting the unlikely to occur and embracing possibilities beyond routine outcomes.
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Rattlesnake Creek Tale From Carroll County
Mrs Alice Wilson of Kokomo Indiana recounts a pioneer incident near a spring and a rattlesnake den. Young Alice fell into a cavern filled with venomous snakes while fetching water. After a two hour battle, the cave was cleared and 521 snakes lay dead. The spring supplied pure water and the event gave the creek its name. Chicago Inter Ocean reports.
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Grippe Cough Remedies and Summer Boarders News
An ad style mix notes Foley’s Honey and Tar claiming to cure grippe cough and restore strength. It cites statistics on 174,280 summer boarders in New Hampshire with 58,222 staying a week or more, 95,706 transient guests, and 20,352 in cottages. Banner Salve is praised as a universal healer. London Lancet argues hospital patients should be allowed to play cards and smoke if not bothersome.
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Grain-O beverage ad boosts grain drink option
A letter extols Grain-O as a coffee substitute claiming it fortifies the system and suits children, urging readers to buy from grocers and follow mixing directions for a tasty healthful table drink. The excerpt also includes a witty exchange about consomme as a devoutly to be shunned substance.
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Foot care and travel notices from early 1900s
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Kase powder for painful feet and suggests mail orders. It also lists excursion tickets to Milwaukee May 2 3 and 5 for the Golden Jubilee and announces the Midland Route Tourist Car service from Chicago to San Francisco with a long schedule and a Salt Lake City visit option.
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