New Bridge Needed At Riverside Park
Riverside park in Indianapolis draws many visitors with golf, tennis, boating, and shade. The only access is a narrow unsafe bridge at Thirtieth Street over White River. Officials urged a new stone or concrete bridge wide for two streetcar tracks and pedestrians. A cross-town line along Thirtieth Street was mandated, linking to Riverside Park once built.
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Riverside
Riverside Park
Indianapolis
Thirtieth St
White River
Lige Commission
Park, Board
the Works Board
County Commissioners
Board of Works
Lneon
Wuld
Cheadfer
Bridge Commission
Pure Carelessness Leaves Diamonds Behind in New York Woman
A New York Mrs. Wonan, dining at an Asbury Park hotel, hung her handbag on a chair and forgot it. A $5,000 stash of diamonds and securities were inside, and by the time she searched, it was gone. The piece notes that handbags attract loss and mocks the owner's care.
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Aman
George
Powis Pd
Matthews
Dseksen
Dla van
Training for Success in Life and Family Reunions
Training for success emphasizes learning by doing rather than lectures. Strong character and athletic discipline grow slowly through practice. Indiana hosts hundreds of family reunions in September where generations discover shared ties among the Smiths Browns and Joneses.
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Indiana
Port Arthur fall race noted in sweeping country view
In small towns and counties big families gather under the trees for hearty dinners and family feeling remains strong. The piece laments loss of individual identity to the great family. It jokes about the race between Chee Foo and Tokio to report Port Arthur's official fall, noting it has fallen 99 times so far.
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Lo Man
Chee Foo
Tokio
Port Arthur
The Sun-1 columnist laments Irvington street conditions
The column complains about ruined streets in Irvington after rain and snow. It notes numerous delays since contractors tore up roads and repaid them with bad tile work. Grocers warn deliveries will suffer as wagons sink into muddy hubs during poor weather.
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SUN-1
Irvington
Irving Tonite
Hoosier Editorials Breeze Across Hoosier Letters
A cluttered collage of editorials from Indiana papers comments on figures like Gen. Kurepatkin and Tom Taggart. Warnings about political discipline and national events mix with local humor and notable mentions of fairs and railroading safety. Voices from Tipton, Logansport, Goshen andKnights town rail at national politics while praising Hoosier wit and grit.
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W. C. BR. Wells
Hill Ham
Kurepatkin
Missouri
Fort Warne
Fir
Durbin
Invita. UN
Senator Gorman
Tipton ‘Times
Chicago
Prome
Logansport
Hugh
Knighteltown Journal-Sun
Carnahan
Lowesville
Gen. Ward
Goshen News-Times
Fragmentary political notes from diverse papers
A compendium of fragmented lines referencing Russia Pacific ships Roosevelt campaign coverage Bellwether remarks by Thomas Taggart and August Belmont appear in scraps. The text includes disjointed quotes about political strategy and wartime conduct, with multiple newspapers cited in passing.
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Chroniele
Russia
Pacific
Topeka Journal
Roosevelt
Milwaukie News
Thomas Taggart
August Belmont
New York Sun
Louis
Paris gown shows light breadcloth fashion for early fall
The article outlines sewing class tips and era style notes for a white breadcloth gown with empress effect in Street suite. It explains stitching methods, hems, and fitting details, plus a novel hat pin feature and belt trimming ideas.
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Paris
Brave dog Barney saves baby Theodore in Washington
In Wash Aug 2 1920 a St. Bernard named Barney rescued 11 month old Theodore Marks from drowning after the infant crawled onto an outdoor porch and toppled into a water barrel. The mother revived the child using medical techniques and Barney drew attention by barking at the door. Theodore recovered and Barney earned a hero reputation.
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Barney
St. Herward
Theo
Alton
Marks
King
Harney
Theodore
Stolen Wedding Ring Sparks Domestic Theft Tale
Mrs. Jackson storms into the house to report a theft of her engagement ring and other items. She accuses her husband of theft as tension rises over a missing pocketbook and jewelry, with neighbors and witnesses drawn into the quarrel. The scene unfolds with accusations, concern for privacy, and police questions urged by Mrs. Jackson.
Why We Walk in Circles Says Biologist
A Newark News report quotes a biologist explaining why people lost in fog, forests, or deserts tend to walk in circles. He notes leg-length asymmetry among individuals, with about 30 percent longer left legs and a similar share longer right legs, causing directional circling as one longer stride pushes outward and guides the path.
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Tonger Yuan
Newark News
Wild Indiana News Snarl From Rushville To Kokomo
A chaotic set of items from Indiana reports amid typhoid scares and local celebrations. Notables include Greenfield’s new publication meeting at Rushville, a fatality near Kokomo, and various civic notices from Goshen to Elwood.
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Knrightsvanh
Andersny
Rushville
Guker
Marpasville
Goshen
Warsaw
Alexander City
Oakdale
Nareh Versnon
Bremao John Curran
Fat Saves Man's Life in Hospital Rescue
New York reports a dramatic incident where Thomas Gallagher, a 23 pounder, collapsed after falling from a height and woke in surgery. He allegedly landed on cushions of fat that absorbed the impact, allowing him to jump up and walk home unharmed. Surgeons noted the fatty cushions as crucial to his recovery.
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New York
Thomas Gallagher
Jacob A Ris
Copermegen
Soeta Claus
Macmillan
New Books and Magazines From Harper and Macmillan
A mixed review roundup notes Irving Bacheller's Eben Holden style titles from Harper & Bros, and Macmillan's The Grafters and other works. It highlights biographies by Thimas Nast, Miss Heetan poets, and serials in Ainslee's as publishers push autumn releases in literature and journalism.
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Irving Baeheller
Christ
Titus
Harper & Bros
September magazines feature serials and author spotlights
The issue highlights new stories by Vare ine Duer, Margaret Button Briscoe, and Joseph C. Lincoln, plus a novel by Seward W. Hopkins and a new serial by Hugh J. Lusk. It also reviews baseball anecdotes by Allen Paree and features reminiscences from Herbert Kelcey and Lilian Russell. Everybody's magazine profiles Theodore Thomas and Mrs Thomas's account of a mountaintop home near Bethlehem.
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Anne
Vareine Duer
Margaret Button Briscoe
Joseph C. Lincoln
Hoojeo Man
Holman
Day
Story
Judson
Yankee
Allen Paree
Saneree
New York
Seward W. Hopkins
Wooceenga
Tlugh J. Lusk
Herbert Kelcey
James Z. Powers
Lilian Russell
Mrs. Gillett
Everybody's Magazine
Theodore Thomas
Chicago Orchestra
Whch
Thomas Realites
Mr. Thomas
Bethlehem
WiMte Mountains
Neves Talks to the Farmers About Dairy Shift
The article argues that dairying has become more profitable on many farms as beef cattle decline. It notes eastern farmers favor dairy herds, labor shortages pressuring farm repairs, and the economic challenge of feeding western cattle while eastern markets pay for corn shipped east.
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A. Wheer
Sheep Notes and Farming Insights Across Pastures
The article surveys sheep profitability from pasture cleaning to meat yields, stressing pure water, winter readiness, and the value of well bred stock. It cites a Wisconsin experiment showing Shropshires profit more per head than crossbreds, and notes pasture uniformity under sheep grazing. It also highlights cooperative farming, mutual fire insurance, and feeding fruit to cows with data from farm bulletins.
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Wisconsin
Stayun
Experiment Station World
Farmers’ Bulletin N Qe
United States Department of Agricuire
Fragmentary Dog Breed Description Snippet Surfaced
A partial OCR reads as a dog breed draft detailing physical traits such as a strong back, well sprung shoulders, broad loin, and long rump with full thighs, though text is fragmented and unclear. The passage appears to describe conformation standards or breeding notes rather than a complete article.
Maudlin Garden Call Over Weeds and War Leans
A playful verse from Somerville Journal urges Maud to help in the garden as weeds like witchgrass overrun lettuce and onions. The speaker pleads for Maud to don broomers and join the task, casting aside pride to restore the garden.
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Maud
Pity's Sake Intragalactic Tale Ends In Nonsense
Fragmented OCR style text imitates a baffling dialogue about pity and a sudden death. The passage mentions a Mr Blickington and a Mary dying as a door opens, with stray garbled phrases and nonsensical line breaks. Houston Chronicle appears as a distant cue in the jumble.
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Weil
Blankington
Houston Chronicle
Movement Toward Honesty in Roosevelt Era Politics
A study of Roosevelt’s anti corruption drive as outlined by William Aten White in McClure's September issue. The piece argues honesty is rising through actions against fraud in government and business, fueled by leaders like Roosevelt, Bristow, Folk, Jerome, and urban reformers.
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Willam Aten White
Roosevelt
McClure
Ielt
Tate
White
Roosevel
Roosevelt Oi Bristow
Folk Jerome
Chicago
Witty Reye
Gvateft
Planting Roses Along Streets In Portland Parks
Roses are being planted along sidewalks on almost all streets with side plots and park blocks are being fitted with roses to beautify the city by the time the thirteenth progress. Individual efforts to improve street appearances gain approval from park contractors and local property owners abutting the sidewalks.
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Portland Oregonian
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