Where Lincoln Took Advice Wood Slugs Roosevelt
Washington March. The piece notes the cabinet room has become training quarters with boxing gloves swords and fencing gear. It contrasts historic uses from Lincoln to Grant Gerrald with President Roosevelt and Gen Wood performing strenuous physical stunts in the room.
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Ambitious Women Learn Trades Requiring Skill
A group of American women defy norms by entering skilled trades and public-service roles. Al verdu Stout, 18, is an engineer with state licensing and early start in the dye industry. Mina Stout advances in squilling and milling operations. Genevieve Wilson, Miss, serves as health inspector in Orange New Jersey, conducting house to house sanitation work and tuberculosis control. Louisa Rhodes publishes novels from dictation in Milwaukee. Caroline Grisheimer earns a master of laws and serves in federal civil service, including math and law boards. Henrietta Aiken Kelly, as field agent, advocates silk production in the United States with plans for a horticultural college.
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Charles King
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Trial Opens Over Millionaire Stratton Will Case
In Colorado Springs on March 2 the legal action of Harry Stratton, sole heir of the late millionaire Wm. Stratton, proceeds as he seeks to challenge his father’s will claiming a substantial portion of the estate. The case centers on alleged inconsistencies and the validity of the will prompting a courtroom confrontation.
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Living man recalls Napoleon meeting in Swiss town
Dr. Johann Jacob Elsenhut of St. Anthony's Hospital, near his 103rd birthday on April 3, recalls talking with Napoleon Bonaparte as a farm boy in Hersland Appenzell Ausserrhoden. He describes the emperor's height, bearing, and a brief exchange about joining the army. The wartime encounter left a lasting impression on the elder witness.
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Mother and Two Children Live on 18 Cents a Day
A Long Island City woman Annis Jansen told Magistrate Norton she and her two children survived on 18 cents daily. Her frugal meals included beans bread onions and beer as she described how she stretched food and saved pennies. The magistrate ordered Carl Jansen detained.
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I Am Still Cashier After Night of Temptation
A bank cashier narrates a near robbery as he hides a planned theft during the night shift. He abandons the scheme after a moral struggle, returns the money, and is praised by the president despite the attempt. The tale ends with the cashier remaining in his post, still considered honest by colleagues.
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Operator gave wrong signal near South Bend derailment
An excited operator diverted a fast mail through South Bend on a Wednesday morning misreading signals. The engine left the track and several cars derailed but no injuries were reported.
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Served His City 30 Years Without a Salary
Fostoria Ohio veteran official Charles Olmsted will retire after the coming election. He has served as treasurer of the city and village for 30 years and never drew a penny in fees or salary. He believes his patriotism and service justified his gift of time to the town. He was popular and could have run if he chose.
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Steel magnate builds fortune amid steel trust rise
Siaron Pa March 2 Peter L Kimber ly of Sharon built a fortune from selling two decayed mills to United States Sleep Corp. He invested in Mesaba iron mines and Utah gold properties, amassing about 12 million in three years. He sold mills for 75 000 and formed a vast mining stake including Annie Laurie mine for 690 000 now valued at 1 000 000.
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Ron Ohe
Mesaba
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Gold Mountain
Old Story Fragments From Seymour Democrat Items
A ragbag of humorous and curious notes from Seymour area papers recounts quirky local tales. Blue eyed wonders, a rejected marriage over whiskers, a broken arm from hiding, a failed farm venture ending in debt, a lost journey ending in Putnamville, and a peculiar tale of a hog surfacing in a barnyard after a long mudhole rumor.
Whistling Pete from Cayuga County Fete Tribute
Peter Toren nicknamed Whistling Pete for his habit of whistling between tunes. He plays accordion, travels with a procession, and hails from Belgium, recalling hardship there and his return to better pay. A farm setting hosts the festival, with tension over inheritance and future plans. Two men, Martha-John Stuller and Edward Cauvault, are missing in Celina, believed drowned in Lake Mercer, with the lake being dragged for remains.
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Guese Pete
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Martha
John Stuller
Edward Cauvault
Lake Mercer
What the grip does and its complications
The grip germ can affect many parts of the body causing insanity with delusions and suicidal tendencies, eye ear and nose inflammation, throat and bronchial cases, pleurisy, neuralgia, and possible heart or kidney involvement. It may localize and produce widespread weakness and a variety of complications impactos the body and mind.
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