Kealing and a rake-off in voting machine deal
The piece calls Marion county officials to postpone purchasing voting machines amid alleged ties of Jon Kealing to a lucrative deal. It criticizes Kealing as a public official with 20 000 dollars in a commission and questions Washington oversight, while wrapping broader commentary on public integrity and political actors.
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Kealing
Marion County
Sun
Jon Kealing
United States
Grace
Fairbanks
United States Standard Machine
Seed corn and abused children in the state debate
The article argues that neglect of seed corn mirrors neglect of children with calls to enforce child labor laws. It condemns factory owners who treat children as cheap labor and laments government inaction, warning of ruined futures if both seed and youth are ignored. It also notes social disputes over hoopskirts and seating in streetcars.
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Iowa
Western
Commonwealths
Mst
Defoe called greatest liar in forum review
A Forum review of Defoe’s works paints him as a remarkable liar and secret agent yet acknowledges his genius as a first great realist. Prof W P Trentin defends Defoe’s stature while noting his propensity for deception and intrigue.
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Defoe
Robinson Urugoe
W. P. Trentin
Trent
A Friar Risked Life for Burned Girl at Burgos Hospital
At Burgos Hospital a Capuchin friar Brother Carrasco offered his flesh for grafts to save a four year old girl with severe burns. Surgeons took 28 small grafts from as many incisions and he refused anaesthetics. The interior minister awarded him the first class decoration for beneficence.
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Carrasce
Polly of the Fakers Victims Prompt Caution
The Portland Oregonian notes wildcat schemes prey on investors who rush to join flashy offerings. It argues if deceivers kept modest stakes the public would avoid losses, as successful ventures need not advertise. The piece warns buyers that money should follow solid business, not aggressive sales tactics.
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Portland Oregonian
Comma Error Costs U S Government Millions
An inserted comma in a tariff bill caused a clause to read all foreign fruit, plants, etc. The error allowed duty free entry for oranges lemons bananas grapes and other fruits for about a year, costing the government at least two million dollars.
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United States
United States Congress
Doctors to form royal society of medicine
London medical societies plan to unite into a royal society of medicine to save doctors time and money. The combined body would help practitioners who must join multiple societies to stay current.
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Medical Societies
London
Royal Society of Medicine
Doctors Near Friedriehsthal Create Black List
Medical practitioners in Friedriehsthal Germany have formed a black list of individuals behind on payments to doctors. Medical aid will be refused to those on the List until payments are current.
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Friedriehsthal
Germany
Courtesy in Cards Turns on a Senator’s Polite Bet
A southern state senator recalls a social poker night where courtesy saved him from a costly bluff. He describes hosting a game, the final hands, and how his polite call allowed him to win modestly after the opponent revealed a royal flush variation, ending with only a small loss.
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United States
Thad
New York Sun
Wanted the Job
A southern senator recalls a Moblile businessman and a job applicant, noting the businessman's reluctance to hire a married man for a single post. After disappointment, the applicant concedes he could seek a divorce to secure the position if necessary.
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Harper's Weekly
Mobdile
Reetta
Yoas
Wren
Deserter Scot Anecdote at Philadelphia Church
Rev Henry C BicCook emeritus of a major Philadelphia church confronts a Scotch deserter who left the Presbyterian fold for independence. The minister chides the apostate as a rolling stone, while the Scotsman replies with a quip about the stone and fate.
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Harper's Weekly
Henry C. BicCook
Emert
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Sandy
Randy
Danny
Societies Send Machinery to Farmers Across Servia
Agricultural societies spread across Servia supply modern farming implements. Some 540 organizations operate with a central office to distribute machinery. The effort aims to boost productivity among farmers by providing up to date tools and equipment.
Tax on Bachelors Sparks City Debate in Sunshine and Smiles
In a muddled exchange from Waiconeln, residents debate taxing all bachelors. The speaker mocks the idea while recalling past patience tests, college study strains, and casual references to famous names such as Mme Curie and the radium girl. The tone mixes satire with social commentary on gender and status.
Baldheaded Man Autobiography March Hair Treatments
An excerpt from Baldheaded Man Autobiography Chapter II notes multiple dates in 1892 1894 detailing hair loss attempts hair doctors tonics patents and brushes with casual entries on treatments. Mentions a friend with hair regrowth claims and a school incident about spanking a student with a humorous exchange.
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Horald
Herr Beard
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer for Tuesday April 5 1916 warn travel or removal and caution young women about trusting acquaintances. A child born this day will rise rapidly with powerful support, while a female may marry young and well.
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Sain
Toy Ousiniwa
Wealth in the Home Elevates Everett Property Value
An Everett resident invested 6 50 in front fence removal yard cleanup and garden planting. A cash offer 165 higher than prework value suggests a 23 fold gain, highlighting how care and beauty in homes lift individual wealth and surrounding property values. The piece praises civic improvement, especially women leading local beautification efforts.
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Everett
Seattle
Wash
Post-Intelligencer
Hhe
Xatea
Washington
Tourtate
Origin of Slang Pictorial Animal Exchange
A playful ledger of mismatched phrases shows animals misquoting common slang while reacting to a scene at a pen. Each line features a creature making a pun or mistaken expression, creating a comic anthology of altered idioms and animal antics.
Minister Barrett May Lose Big Ig Job
Minister John Barrett reportedly faced administration criticism over Panama diplomacy handling. The tense situation anticipated a possible removal or reassignment as details emerged from sources close to the decision makers.
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Barrett
Joan Barrett
John Barrett
Aja
Panama
Preserving the Hair: Parting and Comb Care
Hair loss often starts at the temples or along the part. Introducing a new part may allow the old part to recover if proper care is used. The main cause is tension from combing and brushing.
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