Roosevelt Speech Defends Army Amid Philippine Cruelties
The piece recounts President Roosevelt’s Arlington speech praising soldiers in the Philippines while condemning crude attacks by critics called aunties. It argues most alleged cruelties are false or exceptional, urges justice for real wrongs, and warns against easy moralizing from home.
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Philippines
Pacific
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Reduke
Joint Senatorial Contest Draws Local Feuds and Alliances
The race for the Indiana joint senatorial nomination narrows as Whitcomb and Reagan withdraw, leaving Minturn Martindale and Linton Cox. Fairbanks and Beveridge factions back Cox while ring influence prompts mixed local support. Martindale and Cox are both viable candidates with strong records as lawyers. The outcome hinges on who supports reelecting both current U S senators.
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Perhaps the Duke of Marlborough Faces Duchess Attire Question
Excerpt notes speculation on whether the Duke of Marlborough will permit his American duchess to wear regal attire at a royal or coronation event. The Boston Herald clips suggest curiosity about etiquette and royal dress standards.
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Boston Herald
Alfonso
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Fragmented quotes reflect mixed reaction to postwar politics
A collection of satirical clippings from multiple papers mocks leaders and events. It notes T. Estrada Palma’s perceived deficit presidency, Gen. Chaffee and Maj. Waller, and American trade with Europe. It also quips about youth monarchs, Washington statues abroad, Ocean Grove sulphur dust claims, and Secretary Root endorsing Gen. Leonard Wood in Cuba.
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T. Estrada Palma
Grand Rapids Press
Gen. Chaffee
Maj. Waller
France
Detroit Free Press
Alfonso
Boston Herald
Gauls Sacred Cantata Ruth To Be Sung By First Baptist Choir
First Baptist Church offers Gaul's Ruth sung by the choir on Sunday evenings June 1 8 15 and 22 Part 1 to be rendered June 1 Rev T V Waters pastor will preach four short sermons on Ruth as pilgrim gleaner lover and wife on the named dates
Voices in Marion equity politics and Indianapolis views
A collection of opinions from Union B Hunt E W Pierson Harry Phillips A Howard William Moore M F Vestal Rev Joshua Stansfield F W Noble Elias Peacock D F Kennedy Fred Helier Hugh McGowan Charles Woerner William L Taylor John Rochford Dante Winnings Virgil W Tevis Councilman Kelly John Blackwell Charles W Maguire John Wall Frank Flanner. Notable quotes touch on politics social issues business and local governance with emphasis on democracy county politics and community life.
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the Sun
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A. Howard
Indianapolis
William Moore
M. F. Vestal
Hugh McGowan
Charles Woerner
William L. Taylor
John Rochford
Mississippi
Cincinnati
New Orleana
John Blackwell
Charles W. Maguire
Spirit of the State Press collage notes and quips
A collection of satirical and editorial snippets from Indiana papers. Items reference party platform expectations in Indiana, gender dynamics in women manage men, strawberry prices for church events, water cure in the Philippines, legislative salary changes, and frost effects on crops.
Witty Maxims From the Chicago News
A collection of pointed aphorisms on honesty, cleverness, and social truths. Observations touch on integrity, wordkeeping, education, money, and human folly with a dry, humorous tone.
Cantata by Seventh Presbyterian Choir
The Choral Union of the Seventh Presbyterian presents a cantata in a program shared with church concert duties. The event highlights vocal performances by the union and church choir members in an organized musical evening.
The Sketches And Songs Of A Singer Narrative
A collage of verses and quips about a moodily creative musician and a boastful son of Beezum, with lines from Edward Singer and a punchline about perpetual motion. It blends lyric sketches, a ballpark anecdote, and a punchy joke about an inventor's wife.
Algerian Rugs on Exhibition Complement Summerhouse Line
For the Summerhouse, Me Mooji rugs prove popular for summer use, leading to a domestic version named the Algerian on display. The medallion patterned, two or three color rugs are more costly than the imported options.
England Wilton weave rugs in two tone embossing
Advance showings feature imports from England of Wilton weave rugs. The two toned designs display a pattern woven into each corner to resemble embossing.
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England
New Window Hangings Show Cathedral Window Effect
A cathedral window like effect appears in recent window hangings with bright strong hues that hang flat the full length of the window though its popularity remains to be proven.
Egyptian inspired interiors dominate summer rooms
A dainty room showcases Dolly Varden inspired rugs wall coverings and furnishings. The text notes a risk of limited variety over time and highlights Egyptian effects as fashionable for upholstery wall decor and borders.
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Dolly Varden
Renovating With Lasting Wood Tones And Painted Accents
The piece recommends avoiding light yellow woodwork and favors dark brown oak for living areas and mahogany elsewhere. White enamel doors for bedrooms is preferred. It highlights new paint colors such as green old blue deep red and golden brown as modern accents. With colored woodwork and matching walls and floors a room feels half furnished.
Quotations and Hums From The Times And Youths
A montage of quips from Brooklyn Life Town Topics Chicago Post Judge and Youths Companion, plus a Chicago printers strike update. The piece juxtaposes wry remarks on wealth secrecy love and mental arithmetic with a union dispute over apprentice ratios and a Typothetae compromise.
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Chicago
International Typographical Union Council
New Mantel Hooks Replace Movable Hearth Stand
A design shift favors curved hooks fastened to the lower mantel woodwork. One hook on each side of the opening provides secure support for the fire-set without a movably positioned stand.
Glazed Papers Describe Colonial Bedroom Setting
The fragment mentions papers finished with a glaze and a precise figure, depicting a colonial bedroom setting. The wording suggests a collectible or decorative interior display emphasizing small, exact details. The source offers limited readable facts about the room style and finish.
Goodbye to the young prospect in Uncle’s steady store
The Baltimore American prints a farewell verse urging a youth named Cuby to pursue glory on the rocky road while remembering his uncle. It reassures no abrupt change, notes busy days ahead, and hints at a store of opportunities labeled manifest as the star of state rises.
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Riz
Baltimore
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised to Cure Scrofula
An advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cures scrofula and related diseases, claiming hereditary or acquired forms, and includes testimonials from Annie Rosesr in Fall River and Muza Howard Park in Alpha Oregon about hip disease and eye sores. It urges faithful, persistent use and warns against other products.
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Nighttime Solace at Sea and Home in Chicago Journal
A poem from the Chicago Journal depicts night as mother and guardian. It contrasts weary tasks with restful scenes as lovers reunite and sailors navigate by a guiding star. The verse honors reunion, fidelity, and the constellations over the sea.
Lightning Never Strikes Water Says Professor Trowbridge
Professor Trowbridge conducted experiments with six foot long electric sparks to test if lightning can strike water. He found sparks avoid the water surface and jump to vessel edges, implying lightning discharges may not pass through storm drenched air. In California, irrigation and electric firms protect San Gabriel river plants with 50 telephone stations and 25 rangers patrolling the forest.
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San Gabriel River
California
San Gabriel Forest Reserve
The One Who Has a Song
A cloudmaker predicts stormy weather yet a singing person brings hope and brighter skies. The blue sky bearer spreads cheer while the tollera senses a promise of better days, as pure gold and signs of a glad tomorrow appear.
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Tollera
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