Cuba and Cuba politics and wage talks ripple in Cleveland
Cleveland reports say the Big Four railroad is earning large profits. workers demand higher pay to ease the surge. Cuba shows progress toward joining the United States while Cuban factions clash over President Palma impeachment talk. Democrats face candidate shortages as Judge Wilson of Greensburg refuses a joint senate run.
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Uncle Sam
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Veterans protest Miles removal from reviewing stand
An old soldier argues Gen. Miles should review the G A R veterans in Washington. He condemns moves to send Miles away and urges silent march if Miles is not in the reviewing stand, citing past service and fairness. He warns the president risks voter disapproval on Miles’ behalf.
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Washington
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Philippines
Various Editorial Snippets From Early 1900s Papers
A compilation of scattered quotes and remarks from multiple newspapers on politics labor and society. Notable voices include Cleveland and Terre Haute commentaries on governance and reform and reflections on labor strife and public opinion.
What the papers say about hold ups in politics and trusts
The article argues that hold-up men cannot be in politics or trusts and suggests this should be expected given current conditions. It reflects on public perception of corruption and the need for scrutiny of political and financial bodies.
Gen. Smith to attend Spanish-American veterans reunion
General Jacob H. Smith has accepted an invitation to attend the Spanish-American War veterans reunion in Indianapolis. A separate report notes a large turnout at a Republican lawn fete in East-end, with C. W. Miller of Goshen speaking for attorney-general. Gov. Durbin has detailed Indiana National Guard officers to Fort Riley for maneuvers Sept 2 to Oct 1, listing Brig. Gen W J McKee and many others by name.
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H.T. Conde
J. M. Tarlton
A. H. Kuhlman
G. W. Feaser
J. R. Harrison
Impressive shipboard mass and kite science notes
A Brooklyn Eagle excerpt describes a Sunday naval mass with marines, choir, and a flag altar on a gun deck, then shifts to kite development for the 1904 St Louis World’s Fair. W. H. Mitchell notes military kite signaling, wireless stations, and aerial transport potential, followed by a farmer’s quip about crows fearing women and the practicality of female scarecrows.
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Brooklyn Eagle
St. Louis
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Kite Corps
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Philadelphia Inquirer
The Sketches and Songs of a Singer
A fragmentary dramatic remark shows a character scornful of weak suitors and praising a man who breaks down barriers. The speaker insists on an ideal partner who rises up and ends the rush of weaker fellows, but the man remains unmoved and passive.
Local Paper Report Sparks Family Row Over Tragic Accident
In a rowdy domestic exchange, Uncle Silas denies a newspaper account that a man trapped by a frog levered into danger, with Aunt Martha pressing for truth as the family discusses the reported incident and its fatal outcome.
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Silas
Martha
Group photo sparks jokes about beauty editor’s red pimple
The managing editor notes a staff group photo last week and laughs at the prominent red blemish on the beauty editor’s face. The amusement centers on the visible pimple in the picture.
Lovers Walk On The Heath In Quiet Moonlit Night
They strolled beneath a pale moon overhead with thoughts of time to wed. The heath lay beneath their steps as they walked in a hush of night.
Riddling exchange on Dod and the flood’s fate
A dialog asks if Dod saved two of every kind and spared all others during the flood. The back and forth implies a mythic reckoning on who survived and how the waters were guided for life on earth.
They Say He Married Her to Reform Her
A brief notation from the OS source notes a claim that a man married a woman with the aim of reforming her. The line hints at social judgment surrounding marital motives and reform narratives.
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Bess
Corner for the Women Fashion and Cooking Notes
Fashion tips emphasize white muslin collars and hand worked ornaments. Black gauze ribbons with white dots suit white gauze gowns while pale blue green and black are popular. A double breasted reefer coat deviates from trend. cooking advice covers baked potatoes and a cheese pudding with bread and cheese. Lewiston Journal.
Powder and charm in hot weather style
A fashion note urges using talcum powder to stay cool and soft in heat. It links daily freshness with confident appearance, suggesting extra powder before donning a corsage will soothe and create a dainty outward look.
Improving Homemade Bakes Through Simple Substitutions
The guide suggests overworking bread dough sometimes, using cream in pie crusts for lightness, and adding cold water to fill batter gaps. It notes rich cheeses blend well with bread, macaroni, or rice, and provides a quick cake method: beat four eggs until thick, fold in sugar, flour, cinnamon, and lemon rind then bake.
Quotable Epigrams and Witty Exchanges From Papers
A collage of brief quips and jokes from Chicago Post Chicago News Judge Philadelphia Press and Akron Globe. Snappy lines cover missteps hats fashion prophecies and family quips with light humor and social commentary.
The Etiquette of Table Manners in Daily Life
The article argues that table manners reveal character, noting common bad habits such as improper use of utensils, elbow on the table, and sniffing food. It stresses early, consistent training from childhood and diligent parental effort to instill etiquette.
Peach Ice Cream Recipe Steps
Use one generous pint of ripe peaches peeled mashed and strained quarter of a teaspoonful of almond extract one quart of cream a cup and a half of sugar. Mix the strained peaches and sugar together add the cream a quarter of it at a time mixing thoroughly. Last add the almond extract and freeze.
Testing Drinking Water With Home Methods
A Health Magazine notice advises yearly drinking water tests for families. It describes two simple checks: a Meisch sewage test using sugar in a pint bottle, and a potassium permanganate test that yields a rose color. persistence of the rose indicates little organic contamination.
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Meisch
Health Magazine
Wall Paper Interiors Ad With Contact Details
An advertisement fragment promotes wall paper interior decoration services. It lists Js Kidd at 42 Massachusetts Ave, New, with the telephone number 368. The text is partial but indicates a local business offering decorating supplies or services.
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Js Kidd
Massachusettsave
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