Cruelty in Art Sparks Debate Across Nation
A controversial essay attacks modern realism in art as cruel, recounting Mia. Josephine De Woir of Morristown New Jersey seeking a man to endure hand mutilation on camera for a shockingly graphic portrait. The piece contrasts Prometheus and vivisection, then shifts to success advice from Benjamin L. Winchell and political commentary on Hearst Taggart clashes, Indianapolis politics, and a Texas lynching debate.
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Mia
Josephine de Woir
Morristown
N. J
Benjamin L. Winchell
Mr. Winchell
Rock Island System of Railroads
Winchell
The Butterout and Strangeness in a Crescent Town
In brisk, dialogic fragments a narrator contrasts the Blazing Yaults and Butterinski figures, noting public praise and private doubt. The text wanders through quirky portraits, poems, and street scenes, naming neighbors, a gardener, and a beset dreamer. It closes with reflections on time, fame, and a boyish misfit.
First Silk Stockings Revealed In Odd Wedding Tale
A fragmentary historical notice describes a wedding where silk stockings were presented and worn, mentioning Miss Howell and Mrs Mente in a Bis city setting. The garb traces to Spain and is noted amid unclear ceremonial details and local lore.
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Mee
Howell
Bagg
Mente
Spaie
The Size of Heaven Measured by The Reed and Rooms
The text calcifies a biblical vision by measuring the heavenly city with a reed of 12 000 furlongs and then divides a vast total space into 16 foot square rooms. It entertains vast population and time projections to imply more than one room per person.
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Hood
Immensa
Train Romance on a City Train Ride Story
Davy Howard, on his way back to work after a two week vacation, meets a shy young woman with a faded rose and a shabby bag on a crowded train. He notices her simple, neat appearance and quiet manner, flirts awkwardly, then later hires her as a stenographer at his office after recognizing her determination and charm.
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Davy Howard
Che
Dave
Agate
New England
Gash Howard
Tarrell
Pave
Uekel
Ant
Anal
Nobel
Hart
Teave
Terese
Nolay
Mle
Madeline
Cyea
Miss Beamment
Hoa Mey
Whitney
Enchanted Euchre Night at Waldorf Ends With Surprise
New York on April 1 sixty women and one man played progressive euchre at the Waldorf. The man was drafted into service as the sixtieth participant could not be found. When leaving he reflected on the game noting it was at times trying yet revealed how women could swear without uttering a word.
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New York
The
Waldorf
Sister's Insanity Triggers Brother's Self Destruction
In Chester on April 3 1 A brother Louis Morris shot or killed himself after sister Sophronia Morris of Stelevidle was declared insane and held in custody. The tragedy follows the distress caused by her mental condition and the events surrounding their family.
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Chester
Sophronia Morris
Stelevidle
Louis Morris
Miss Morris
Anna
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