Message to Congress on War and Economy in 1905
The president urges Congress to address the present defects in the monetary and credit system, supports emergency funds and federal supervision, and calls for investigation of industrial disputes, labor reforms, and extension of postal services and inland waterways projects. He requests authority on currency, rail regulation, and public works while stressing national unity ahead of the presidential election.
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Ind Postul Povenien
Dneston
Ruriig
Una Tamara Chant
Hepfulialaeon
Trypreyn
Ren
Amieraut Pathes
Codern
Taoxation
Fortines
Tasiton
Bex Bern
Thors
Congress
Indienla
Neni
Inkin
Bolle
Columbia
Onea
Onea and Fonaver
Tertily
Inox
Tahal Hey
Lia Riport Botdre
Buble Fanaa
rylRation
Severus
Sue
Ahoekl
Rostil Stevingy
Xenerat
Genauld
Thellere
Porto Rico
Crynamage Candeladans
Puget “Ie le
Cuhds
Vaniah Woungarsin
Grea’ Nacional
Pally Steamers
Wren
Tuture Teylytton
Meariy Naditlowe
Hague
Tovice
Cuba
Germany
Aake
China
Inter
Parpeut
Experiment on the Ear Investigates Ear Pressure Response
An investigation tested the ear by varying pressure with telephone and altering frequencies around 250 and 500-2 seconds. Results show the normal ear can respond to pressure variations of about four ten-millionths of an agrenry unit.
Vira Plans Quiet Marriage In Morse Household
In a clipped exchange from a 19th century domestic scene, Vira the stable cook announces engagement plans to her mistress. Morse family members react with mixed emotion while Vira details securing funds for a honeymoon and the couple’s future.
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Vira
Marses
Morao
Ate
Exes
Wisconsin Insurers Eye New York Meeting Agenda
President Palmer of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance and Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner Beedle were invited to a Presidents' Association meeting in New York to discuss Wisconsin life insurance laws and their impact. The Mutual Reserve sent a letter to policyholders explaining why it cannot grow new business in Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Palmer
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Beedle
Wisconsin
Presidents’ Association
New York City
Wisconsin Lite
Ovary Ieinsurance Company
Mutual Reserve Combing
Lgnger
Wigton
Addition to Poor Farm Enlarges State Institution
Fondau Lig The county board bought the Seatre farm adjoining the poor farm from George Roy for 118 an acre totaling 10005 With addition of the Ra l farm the total acreage and buildings will make the asylum grounds nearly self supporting when the expansion is finished The institution will be one of the most complete in the state. The new acreage and buildings will nearly make it self supporting.
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Fondau Lig
Seatre
George Roy
Ie Asyluma
Stoughton Millionaire Williams Passes Away
Stoughton mourns John I. Williams a longtime figure in the community known for the Lake Kegonsa Sugar Bush goat and summering there. The Stoughton resident died in Youngstown Ohio due to old age after years of involvement in local business and banking.
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Stoughton
John I. Williams
Lake Kegonsa
Youngstown
Willams
Steel Corporation
Death by Suicide Suspected In Wausaukee Resident
Maurinette Tierman Schultz, a maker from Wausaukee, was found mortally wounded in his bed at his Norway house. Abdomen cut, intestines severed, body left with a rusty jack lever. he died four hours later. He claimed before death that two men stabbed him for money. Coroner investigating.
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Maurinette Tierman Schultz
Norway House
Fire in Milwaukee Store Damages At Least Fifty Thousand
A Milwaukee store fire caused about 50 000 in damage mainly from smoke and water, starting from a basement cause. The blaze affected the W. Baher Purinicure company building, with officials citing extensive damage and last patterns of burning. Also reported were various local incidents including a farm family savings loss, a murder verdict, a boy dragged by a streetcar, and other regional notices.
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Milwalker
W. Blaher
Taft's Texas Ranch Estate Described as Grand Sportsmen's Haven
A lengthy feature describes a vast Taft Texas ranch built by C M Taft of Cincinnati as a potential president visit site. It details a grand residence with a large dining room, formal library, ample guest suites each with bath, a billiard attic, extensive stables, and servants’ quarters, all designed as a sportsmen headquarters with breezy reception halls and connections to outbuildings. The piece notes prominent northern and eastern visitors and anticipates a spring visit by President Roosevelt.
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Texus
C. ML Taft
Cinclonati
Roosevelt Lee
Yast Gstale
al Iserds
Bleniu
Tate Rapa
Texas
Rasifeice
Lous Pergalas
Camping on Roof Delights Philadelphia Guests at Hotels
The Philadelphia Quaker City sees hotels offering roof camps with tents wired for electricity and near hotel luxuries. Guests climb to airy, restful spaces high above street noise, enjoying a novel sleep setting while staff cater to basic comforts and even breakfast via skylight views.
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Philadelphia
Quaker City
Baa
Thinking in Straight Lines and Concrete Paving
A fragment shows a crude dialogue about a man’s character amid a smoking car talk, followed by a description of concrete pavement construction. It explains a thirty inch base, ten inch packed foundation, curved surface, and marking before hardening to ensure a firm winter footing.
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Dash
Biauk
Timon
Rees
Inland Channels Promise to Boost Commerce
The dialogue hints at future waterway plans as Senator Sorghum discusses expected river flow and canal systems enabling greater trade. Officials anticipate rainfall and flood patterns will enable better water transport, though some delays may occur.
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Gome Jilay
Waab
Curried Mutton Stew and Pasta Dish From Old Menu
Recipe fragment shows Curried Mutton Stew and a Pasta dish with Brazilian influences. Mentions ingredients like butter, curry powder, apples, onions, olives, parsley, beef or mutton, and rice. Describes slow stew for five hours and serving over belted rice with bread and Peccey.
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Jonion Jolee
Hinie
Boyd
Jay
Owe
Silees
Easryts
Bulter
Walter
Neasony
Willy Yoyer
Amd
Charlotte Linna
Anton
Willy Peart
Amin
Marking Linen Instructions for Monograms and Towel Sizes
Describes marking linen with monograms and center placement on squares. Specifies towel sizes from one and a half to four inches, occasional seven inches for certain items. Details sheet marking positions, corner alignment, and pillowcase placement with needlework guidance.
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Farey
Savory Rolia Recipe Phrase From Historic Page
A fragment describes preparing a savory role and fillings for pastry. Instructions mix ingredients like can isomme general herbs and spices with chopped eggs and paprika, roll dough to oblong shapes, add olives and raisins, seal, place in a buttered dish, and bake quickly with a rich sauce. The text shows recipe style and period kitchen terms.
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Namull
Totter
Biltn
Parnley
Almmer
Soap and Apple Snow Custard Prep Guide
The article describes methods to remove mildew with soap and sun, plus a recipe for Apple Snow custard. It outlines soap options and abrasive treatments, then details a custard made from apple sauce eggs milk sugar and whipped meringue served with sponge cake.
Apple Pudding and Cream Dressing for Potato Salad
Prepare apple pudding by layering sliced apples, bread crumbs, brown sugar and cinnamon in a pudding dish. Top with crumbs and butter, bake until brown, serve with whipped cream. For potato salad, mix French dressing with whipped cream and Worcestershire sauce. enough for four quarts.
Butterscotch Pie Recipe Summary
The text describes a butterscotch pie recipe using one cup milk one cup brown sugar two eggs corn starch and note of mixing heating and thickening in a double boiler. It instructs adding yolks beating to avoid lumps baking in an undercrust and a meringue like topping browned lightly.
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Warrat It Corporation
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Hells
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Ela Corporation
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Banka
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News of Wisconsin
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Naghotab Seminary
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Tere
Stoughton Millionaire
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William Ditco
Fash
Jacob O. Rest
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Thomas M. Kearney
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Hackett Farm
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Fond du Lac
Donald McDonald
Forest Avenue
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Waupaca County
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Windsor Hotel
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Mutust Life © Insurance Company
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Swift Company
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Winora
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Swift = Co
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Taft
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Taftle
Tate Ranch
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Yonkers Statesman
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