Time To Build Thirlethst Bridge At Riverside Park
The Sun asserts near unanimous support for a new bridge at Thrtlethst leading to Riverside Park. City and county officials dispute who should fund noting both sides claim poverty while urging cooperation to provide the necessary funding and construction.
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Thirtlethst
Riverside Park
THE
SUN
Supt
Power
Works
Smit
McGaughey
Jacob Woessner
Maarf of Works
Iits
J.B. Cline
Harry Splegie
the Sun
Joe Reli
Democrate
Killian
Mer
Pinky
John Brong
Munroe
Martin Huge
Fred Melch
Colli
Homer Cook
ALM Bristow
Stubbs
Zfton
Downing
Pogarty
Warren Jones
SMNS
Ime
Water Board Sees Pressure Over Riverside Plant Access
A contentious note from the Riverside water company requests the works board to bow and say please before permission to examine the Riverside plant is granted. The board, unaccustomed to begging, faces an unusual tug between municipal survey needs and company demands. The piece also notes upcoming National Negro Business League convention with emphasis on business leaders and non political focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Board
Water Company
Forre
Military expert explains delays in siege of Port Arthur
A military expert analyzes the slow progress of the Port Arthur siege detailing trench construction, parallel advances, and bombardment strategies. He describes the work required to place 4 to 5 foot trenches, dig miles of earthworks, and protect artillery with bomb proofs as armies push toward the fortress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Wiley Montsche
Ourime
Searer
Heaiegerd
Poetic Scribbles From a Daydreaming Citizen
The piece layers odd phrases and misread lines, invoking sun, nature, and idle days. It mentions a Bryant and a Thomas Yharra in New York Sun context, suggesting a fragmented literary or editorial fragment from a late era paper.
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Rnghilligales
Ant
Fay Watuh
Brooks
Anne Xrow
Bryant
Thomas R
CHARLIE'S PARENTS
Albany Journal recounts a quiet scene where a friend and his wife discuss Charlie's smoking. Mrs Aweld reveals the boy smokes, and his father notices, choosing not to tell Charlie’s mother to avoid breaking her heart. The tale ends with a discreet, diplomatic resolve.
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AL Weld
Charles
Gain
Ake
Albany Journal
Gov Pennypacker Reviews Militia at Geleysburg
Gov Pennypacker, reviewing the state militia at Geleysburg, listens as a young staff officer speaks in a rough tone about a minor error. The governor replies with a wry remark about the mystery behind the mistake, reflecting his humor amid the scene.
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Gov
Pennypacker
Pennsyhania
Geleysburg
The Pickled Park Mystery At Plokied Park
In a strange tale from Plokied Park a morning discovery reveals a barrel of pickled pork emptied by rats that chewed through the bottom. Fritz and Hang discuss the event while Hans and others seek clues about the missing brine and pork, a curious local mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Wang Dutchman
Plokied Park
Fritz
Hang
Han
Trans
Huss
Poetry Recipe for Magazine Submissions
A fragmentary guidance piece urging writers to match meter and classical references before composing for magazines. It cites Keats and Sbelles, hints at rhythm checks, and suggests choosing timeless themes like Death, Constancy, or Spring. The tone imitates literary criticism from an old era.
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Ottta
Isurees Johnsen
Harper's
A Useful Nut From Pacific Islands
A native runale ant nut yields kernels praised for candied use after preparation. Hawaiians, after donating nuts and removing shells, relive kernels with pepper and salt to create a dish. The husk and gut are said to hold medicinal value, while burned shells leave an indelible ink.
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Pacifie Islands
Hawaii
Various local notices span farms, reunions, crimes, and travels
Local items report oil sinking near Sutehiatown and gunfire near Hartford Cil, civic meetings at Kukomo and Elighart, a murder on a centric limb, Brown county farm action, mannoalte brethren camp meeting near Elighart, and numerous family reunions in Richmond, New Castle, Knightstown, and Chariotteryie. Charles Develiis heads to Manila for government service while Beta Phi Slama holds its first vacant convention. A stray poem fragment closes the page.
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Sutehiatown
Hartford Cil
Wabash Hoe
Cagnes
Huntington
Kukomo
Tirdford
Albert Stuart
Nemeeic
Ciinten
Nelson
Knightstown
Mis
Eartham Callowe
Richmond
Friends
Newt
Newby
New Castle
Hetle Dauphter
Str
Ramass Howell
Waratah
Ng Seinymour
Puss in Paper Boots and Dick's Paper Shoes
A St Nicholas excerpt describes Dick wearing paper boots while playmates tie apples to his feet. Dick, eager to catch the apples, slips and flops comically as his boots fail to grip the floor. The tale shows playful trickery and childish imagination in a neighborhood scene.
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St. Nicholas
Dizzy Spells and Heart Cure Claim Deep Relief
An old promotion recounts dizziness chest pains and fainting associated with heart trouble. It cites Mrs Minnie B. Johnson of Olivia Minnesota claiming she was cured after using Dr Miles Heart Cure, urging readers to seek help before a fatal outcome.
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Dr. Mile
Minnie BE. Johnson
Olivia
Monty
Beneat
THE SUN EDITORIALS AND REACTIONS PICK UP THE SAME TOPICS
Readers from multiple cities respond to THE SUN with praise and critiques on editorials, local politics, and national events. Citizens named include Reginald Goretang, Henry Soner, and J.B. Cline Mw, voicing views on newspapers, elections, and civic issues amid wartime debates.
The Sewing Class Crochet Bear Stitch
Instructional note on crochet bear stitch for wool projects. Describes making loops, chaining, turning, and repeating stitches to form a beanlike pattern. Mentions color options such as white and pink or white and blue for a child’s crib.
The Cynic in the Grand Stand
A Springfield Myer Union columnist labels a persistent critic in sports and politics as a miserable cynic. He mocks the man who faults players, politicians, and readers, while urging pity for one who finds fault in every move and finds joy in doom.
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Tong Tun
Roosevelt
Parker
Fairbanks
Darty
Parker Cone
sTurmbiey
Hiranas
Sprinefeld Gmyer Union
New York Times Lays on Lively Toast to Good Humor
A lively poem urges readers to embrace laughter and merriment despite sorrow and gloom. It mocks somber faces and dreary duty, calling for celebration of life with wit, wine, and shared cheer. The verse promotes living fully, finding joy, and cherishing humor before death.
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New York Times
The New China Ware and Hunters Eat More Than Bears
A humorous catalog of New China ware highlights elegant patterns in blue and white, rose motifs, and exotic Japanese after-dinner coffers offered by a department store. The piece shifts to Portland sportsmen reporting bear hunting near the Washougi headwaters with several successful trout catches and colorful, comic details of the trip.
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China Department
Portland
Washougi
Fréd Deal
Hunt Rover Inn
Tim
Rothter
George Hale
John Koskey
Kilties Concert Weekend At Pony Moore Memorial
A rough report on Saturday events noting The Kilties performances draw crowds and steady audience reaction. Attendance and line featured a show in the city with a children’s matinee Saturday afternoon and a Sunday finish gathering in the Queen City for a forthcoming event week in September.
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Lee
Priday
Umea
Queen City
Ean
England
Felovs
Childrer
Bachelor Button Luncheon and Floral Table Ideas
A fragment describes a bachelor luncheon plan with a playful note on costly water, tank upkeep, and the social custom of providing for a guest. It mentions college life, a token flower display, and decorative touches with bouquets and hand painted elements enhancing the table.
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National Negro Business League
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Democratic
Ciary
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Bryan
Poldhugs
Beelzebub
Congress
Tom Taggert
Marion County
Taggart
Bhowman Sells
Columsluse
Peter Sells
Wight
Barh Capper
Irene
Vien
France
Ioyl
Charlie's
GOV. Pennypacker
Simon
Indiana
Jaen EB
Baker
Nik von Jessa
Edward Ifiten
Ineo
John Hicks
Wormaretine
Hiekra
Andrien
Hiv
Russell Gage
Paul
Ufe
Arthur
Chicago Chronicle
Dr. Miles
Wayland
Galile
Putlmann
Tore Henry Soner
Empire
Barr Jory Matthews
Ira Holmen
Dedicken
Mackessey
Albert Story
Dick Langsdale
Fred Johndon
Fort Wilson
W. Hamiden Cantwell
Alwys
Sakse
Peare
Abd
Dhem
Gregoire
Péter Adame
John A Michaels
Charles Androwe
Hoosier Editorials
Rzarevitch
Henry
Hartford
Goshan News-Timea
Neweasper
Ane
Logansport
Japan
Logia
Loga Port Journal
Anelle
New York
Star Indiara
Auor
Spesial
Aisie Bc
Dobt
I Ted Wool Hale
Dora
Pettis Dry Goods
Larker
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