Marjorie and the charity of a contest muse
Marjorie and the narrator discuss painting and love beneath a cedar on the tennis lawn. They debate portraits and a possible future as artist and muse while a wager and a rejection loom over their evolving relationship.
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Gopyright
The
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Marjorie
Juliet
Wreteler
Tam
Academy
Billy
Masorie
Uteana
Mme Calves Gowns From Paris For New York Tour
The great French singer Mlle Calve sails for New York in mid October to begin her concert tour. Her trunks will include elaborate costumes and her personal wardrobe. Paris designer Mr originator of many fashions has designed every gown she wears for the engagement.
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Smo
Koma Calve Ganas
York
Paris
Worey
Teedfern
Rice a la Japanese in the home kitchen
The text describes a simple method for cooking rice, washing the grain thoroughly, then boiling it briefly and cooking uncovered until the water evaporates. It claims the rice will be completely dry and separate with no sticking grains.
Women seek equality in looks and worth beyond men
The piece argues against restricting women to looks and domestic roles. It notes that women increasingly reject marrying solely for a home and challenge the idea that a woman's value lies in appearance. It urges recognition of broader worth and evolving roles for women beyond tradition.
Tipping, Past and Present Causes Debate in Society
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts old and new manners of tipping and courtship. The piece recalls 19th century customs where affection and kiss exchanges followed social rules, and later norms condemned tipping as a moral failing while modern towns treat it as a social irritant.
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Aql Rondacks
Billy Fordham
New Plaimi
Cashen
Murthey
Strange Work of Mental Telepathy in London Letters
A London discussion explores whether telepathy hints at a sixth sense like wireless telegraphy. Reports cite doctors and multiple uncanny anecdotes of precognition, including a sister foretelling a relative’s death and a graveyard dream predicting a vault flood. A doctor’s nudge leads to a verified vault flooding in one case.
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THE
SUN
London
Geo. T. Sima
Suys
Somone
Sims
Lausanne
Chamounix
Mra
Chamoonix
Cyclops
Aanioone
Cme
Ne Pice
Wr Sims
Investienté
King
Hineh
Hi. Sherard
France
Prof
Penine
Busa
Unclear OCR narrative of Paris figures and medical notices
Fragmented report mentions Daudet, Sherard, and Win Ronguereau with references to deaths, a newspaper items, and medical speculation. It also describes a supposed wireless energy idea, a tonic claim, and nonspecific health advice mixed with unrelated anecdotes.
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Daudet
Homse
Net
Fin Hat
Sherard
Paris
Win Ronguereau
Tim
Nog
McNamara
Alps
Notice of Candidates for City School Board Election
Notice cites residents named as qualified to be candidates for election to the School Board and City Commissioners of Ine tunapalls. The document lists individuals with addresses and confirms their qualifications, with the election date noted as November 2. Names include Ametia Keller, John Empl et, Maria St Julia, Thomas Go Hew, Elna Keller Wright, Charles Barry, Marlatt, Henry Siekels, Andrew Swern, Willan Taylor, and others, along with addresses such as Broadway, Eastern Ave, and Meridkin St.
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Hoon
Commistonera
Ine Tunapalls
Mors Aban
Hose
Saul
Ametia Keller Bretlir
New Jersey
John
Emrlet
Jas
Maria St Julia AL Haag
Broadway
Thomas
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District of Columbia
Congress
the Daily Story
Jame
Sin
Miss Somerville
Hansen
Marjories
Mme. Calve
Prudence
London Express
CORY @ SACKS
Phans
Market and
Illinois
Finthia
Alan
Phice
Penne
Parlhian
Alphonse Dawdet
Tierga
Phad T
Ant
Harry Ritter
Ath Street
Deikver
Colo
Colorado
Pletve
Ani
von Lose
Tver
Ted
the Guarantee Tire & Biggle
S. Illinois St
Penn
Indianapolis
Ind
People’s Credit, Clothing Comp
Washington St
Agency For
Plymouth Cordage
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Pianos
Ures
Huntington & Pa
E. Market
Hartmann’s
Alabama
Gale Coluran
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