Parks Glorified as Baltimore's Living Green Heart
Clarence Purdy highlights Baltimore's Druid Hill and other parks as free, expansive playgrounds for all ages. Describes lawns, lakes, golf, tennis, baseball, and picnic spots with ample facilities, concerts, and wide public access funded by city and street railway revenue.
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Clarence
Purdy
Baltimore
Druid Hill Park
Clifton Park
Pattergon Park
Carrall
Wymion Park
Vetty
Carridges
Street Railway Company
Peter Doldrum Finds Turning Point in a Drizzly Day
On a cold November day Peter Doldrum resists chores and plans to visit the tavern with his wife Susan. She joins him, and after a weather strip, fixed pump, tighter windows, and other repairs, Peter’s spirits lift. He works freely that afternoon and improves his life, becoming thrifty and self reliant.
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Peter Doldrum
Peter
Susan
Pater
Hooza Dispensary
Bateter
Peter Coldrum
Ape Riddled The Goods In Brooklyn House Visit
New York, Feb 10 Capt John Reilly a pilot living with his wife and son Frank 16 at 196 Park Ave Brooklyn was startled when a famed simian named Bing a Brazilian ape about three feet six inches tall visited the Reillys Rouse him with a gift the master of a preamer an old friend of the Reillys described the encounter in vivid terms noting the ape flexed its muscles during the handshake
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The
Sun
New York
John Reilly
Gon Frank
Park Ave
Brooklyn
Reilly
Sore Throat Care From a Delicate Throat Guide
The throat is a gateway to the body and one of the most delicate, easily affected by cold and strain. Sore throat is common and requires careful attention, as it can signal serious underlying issues despite seeming routine.
Ape Named Bing Causes Breakage and Theft at Captain Reilly Home
Prodigiously broad chested ape Bing is brought to Captain Reilly by the family. The ape behaves trustfully but later causes a disturbance breaking a vase, scattering draperies, and stealing clothes while the boy and mother flee to the street. Detectives Dwyer and Whalen respond to the rescue at the Flushing station.
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Capt. Reilly
Bing
Reilly
Reillys
O'Toole
Dwyer and
Whalen
Wildcats Terrify Townwide in Hall Meadow Chase
In Wineted Connecticut on February 10 special to The San reports a hillslope ledge near Hall Meadow alive with ferocious wildcats. Four large predators have been trapped in two weeks by Lyman Stumpf and Albert Twing while a farmer found a half devoured heifer near a barn. Amos Priest and Jim are described as protecting two children between school runs.
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San
Wineted
Conn
Hall Meadow
Milea
Lyman Stumpf
Albert Twing
Twlea
Amos Priest
Priest
Jim
The TestudQ Mass Against Besieged City
A fragment suggests the Testudo mass formation used by besieging No Mans near a city. The text hints at influence from Jena shape and the tortoise-like formation, noting strategic similarity to ancient siege tactics.
Engaged Laura and Jim Sent Letters of Cheer
A lady writes congratulations after Laura and Jim announce their engagement. Carrie Knox praises Laura’s character and predicts happiness, while Laura’s sister Lizzie notes excitement and plans, hinting at wedding gifts and a potential linen or wolf ball shower. Funeral notice to follow.
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Laura
Tin
Jim
Carrie Knox
Lizzie
Flower
Carrie
Suit Over Breach Claims Damages From Baltimore Woman
John August Jakantas sues Branlalar Kup sis for 2400 alleging she betrayed him after he wooed her since early 1900s. He says he spent 500 on presents and entertainment and proposed in July of last year, with her acceptance and plan to marry.
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Baltimore
John Auust Jakantas
Branlalar Kupsis
Jokantos
Abe
Clubwomen push for higher DC teachers salaries bill
Washington clubwomen exert moral influence to back the came missionera bill aiming to raise salaries for District of Columbia teachers by endorsing the measure.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Appeals to President Govens Roosevett Letter to Navigation Commissioner
Ambiguous dispatch from Washington reports Wedehy Ar buckle, a philanthropist linked to recruiting young men to New York, appealing to President Roosevelt for relief from alleged impairment. The President sent a letter to Commissioner Chamberlain directing inquiry into the matter and actions of John Wire and his associate.
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Waemington
Wedehy Arbuckle
Where the Fun Comes in the Wall of Haldeens
A garbled historical column notes various dates and events from 1800s to 1900s, mentions ice crop failures, a Hoboken bargain counter, and a wedding joke. It includes random lines about Nicholas Longworth, Columbia University philanthropy, Mark Twain, and humorous verses, all framed as a collage from a periodical.
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Russell Saxe
Hoboken
N. J
Woman Recovers Furs After Basement Theft at Seventy
Special to The Sun reports a thief entered the basement of the Seventy in New York, stealing fur wraps and a packetbook from the cloakroom. A woman apprentice identified the furs at a pawnshop, with a janitor in disguise later guiding detectives to recover the items.
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Sun
New York
Donne
Ron Hare
Midy Eiplly Lugiap
Mina Platener Overton
Mise Qverton
Angel
Henry Wollam
Schei's
Pure Food Fight Sparks Congress Debate
Inter ested citizens read of the looming clash in Congress over the pure food issue. Advocates of the measure press for passage while opponents seek to substitute the extimal food manufacturers bill. The outcome depends on gathering sufficient support in the chamber.
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Congress
Advacatea
Fund for Spinster Women Aims to Aid Scituate Widows
In Scituate, two funds are proposed to support native-born million women and widows. Interest from the funds would be used to help women in their own homes, especially those without class advantages. The plan targets aiding spinsters and widows locally.
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Scituate
Stas
Belhe
Free to You My Sister Free to You and Every Sister
An experimental account by a woman who sought to cure her own ailments and aimed to help other women. It records personal efforts, imagined statistics, and a pledge to share a remedy despite unclear details. The piece speaks to female suffering and self study.
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Gerdt
Saturn Mall
ML. Summers
Box Ph
Notre D
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Alina Gould
Columbia University
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Indiana Dental College
Delaware and
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Jos
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Femidetica
Hudson Street
Indiana
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Goa
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