Washington workers compensation act cited in Hearne Democrat item
A Washington state workers compensation act is praised for promptly paying injured workers from a state fund, contrasting with delays and court backlogs in personal injury cases. The piece notes the act’s approval by the Washington supreme court and cites Judge Fullerton’s defense against New York’s ruling. The column lingers on civil rights and a satirical look at national emblems and names.
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Enic
Kansas Club
Washington
J. A. Harzfeld
Public Utilities
Comminsing
Fullerton
New York
Union
Disjointed 1900s-era remarks mix risk and satire
A stream of brief, disjointed notes covers diverse topics from poetry and trusts to marriage schemes and tipping in hotels. It cites a British minister, a Philadelphia lecture, New York social curiosity, and a Berlin figure, with stray asides on oysters, crime, fashion, and a dog catcher.
Taft urges economy in government operations report
Special Commission findings condemn extravagant and antiquated methods in federal work. President Taft submits a detailed inquiry into efficiency and economy, arguing for reorganized government, reduced offices, consolidated bureaus, and broader use of labor saving devices. He calls for ongoing commission and a budgeted plan to implement savings and retirements.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Tohe Senate
House of Representativer
Commission On Economy and Efficiency
Whch
Watt
Innutry
Perth
Servier
Iwi
Wien Syene
Enor
Ufe
Hyay He ‘Dla
Aly
Palata
United States
Indiana
Alvision
Ayers Polnk
Osea
Edermann
Frein
And Again My Brethren A Child Mishears A Sermon
A girl grows tired during a long sermon by a famed cleric who breathes oddly. She asks to go home once more, and when told to endure, she quivers and blurts that the preacher has gone and blown himself up again.
A Father's Protection and Patent Remedy Ad
An 19th century advertisement urges fathers to protect children from night coughs and croup with Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein. The cure is promoted for coughs croup colds and whooping cough and offered at druggists in bottles priced 25c 60c and 1.00.
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Taylor
Ophelia’s Fashioned Hamlet A Peer Baas Quip
In a wry exchange, Ophelia weighs Hamlet’s station in fashion as she calls him Lord Hamlet. The remark frames him as a peer Baas, reflecting social rank through a playful pun in the dialogue.
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Ophelia
Hamlet
Why are you rushing around go to day
Loulaville Courier-Journal reports a brief street scene as a speaker asks a man why he hurries while he seeks a gift for his wife and a passerby inquires about offers, capturing local chatter.
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United States
Algernon
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Fragmented OCR Notice From an Unknown Local Page
A garbled OCR text cites names and places including Olmsted Li Ror New York and a La address. It references a general proverb about dust and fortune and mentions a person named KL J Heinz with a street address. The readable material is incomplete and mired in errors.
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